The Crimson-Leaves Strike

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The Crimson-Leaves Strike a philosophical method employed by the famed swordsman Miyamoto Musashi, written down within the Gorin no sho during the Edo period (17th century) of Japan. Within this method, you will cause your adversary's sword to drop through a strike from your sword, then bring yourself immediately back to a readiness to strike. This method is combined with The Strike of Nonthought, in which you will always strike with true force by executing your sword toward the ground when your opponent's sword is to drop.

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Miyamoto Musashi - Life and Writings


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