Shuchi Nikurin (酒池肉林, "Wine Pool Meat Forest,") is the fifth technique out of the thirteen learned by disciples of the Meidō Satsui-ryū.
Overview[]
The term Shuchi Nikurin is a reference to a feast where there is pools of wine and meat hanging from trees, it is a japanese idiom for a huge banquet but in this context it is used to represent a demon's insatiable hunger.
Once the opponent is vulnerable, Senbu is used to get behind them and shove the hand or blade through their spine, creating a massive ingression. The attack is usually aimed towards the bladder meridian but any open area will suffice as long as it can connect to the brain. The second follow-up is circling back around to the front of the opponent's body to slice vertically after attacking the disabled foe in the center of their torso, continually pulling the blade upwards from their lung through their heart until it reaches their brain and beyond. A fountain of blood will gush out from their body upon succession.