Enishi unveils his
weapon, a fine tachi. Before they clash, Kenshin
asks his opponent to remove his spectacles, otherwise,
he may go blind in combat. Enishi refuses to listen;
he is so confident that he will not be touched.
With great speed,
Enishi lunges forward. He sweeps his sword at Kenshin,
who manages to leap over it. Kenshin, still in the
air, counters by striking downward with his Sakabatou.
The attack is blocked.
As they continue
their bout, Kenshin and Enishi moves further and
further away from the onlookers. Enishi gets tired
of parrying and dodging. He had hoped that Kenshin
would show off a Hiten Mitsurugi Ryuu technique,
but since that did not happen, Enishi decides to
reveal one of his.
Enishi kicks up
his tachi at Kenshin's chest. Although the rurouni
had blocked, with that added kick, he is knocked
back a couple of feet and into a wall. The technique
Enishi calls Shuugeki Tou Sei is just one move of
his perfected Watoujutsu style, an art passed down
from the ancient times of Japan, perfected in China,
and mastered by the young man in ten years to carry
out his revenge.
