Saitou warns
Kaoru to move away because of the look Enishi
had given her, but still, she would like to
stay at Kenshin's side, as he needs the support
from everyone he can get for such a crucial
fight. The battle resumes once again. Both Kenshin
and Enishi clash. Once they break away from
each other, Enishi is still peeved that Kenshin
has not revealed a technique of the Hiten Mitsurugi
Ryuu. Enishi executes his Shou Ha Tou Sei technique
by hitting his tachi held over his head with
the force of his left hand. Kenshin is able
to dodge that by leaping into the air. Just
as he is about to execute the Ryu Tsui Sen,
Enishi reveals yet another Watoujutsu technique.
Enishi stabs
his tachi into the ground and and springs off
the sword's hilt to get higher. He meets Kenshin
in midair and strikes him with his weapon. That
he calls the Chou Ten Tou Sei. The impact from
the move is so powerful that Kenshin is forced
even further into the sky, but he retaliates
by bouncing off of Kujiranami's abandoned hot-air
balloon. As he comes back, the rurouni gives
Enishi exactly what he asked for - a technique
of the Hiten Mitsurugi Ryuu.
Kenshin connects
with all nine hits of the Kuzu Ryu Sen. Enishi
crashes into the ground, yet, when the dust
clears, he is back on his feet with a smile
on his face. The damage done by the powerful
Hiten Mitsurugi technique that targets nine
vital body parts is obvious, but for someone
like Enishi, whose spirit is greater than his
body, the only way guaranteed to bring him down
is the usage of a superhuman technique. The
only way Kenshin may be able to stop Enishi
is by hitting him with the Hiten Mitsurugi Ryuu
succession technique, Ama Kakeru Ryuu no Hirameki.