Muteki Khan

**Muteki Khan**, also referred to as the *Great Khan of Kirigakure*, is the *Jonin Commander* of the **Land of Water** and all its military assets.

## **Muteki Khan**

* Great Khan of Kirigakure
* Architect of Death
* Hunter of the Three Tails
* The Beginning and the End

## Personal

### Classification

* Sensory-Nin
* Swordsman
* Medical-Nin

## Techniques

### Forms

Classified

Classified

## Jutsu Mastery

### Genjutsu

100/100
100/100
0/100

### Jujutsu

0/100
0/100
0/100

### Space–Time Ninjutsu

80/100
0/100
0/100

## Base Attributes

### Life Force

5
4
3

### Luck

6
6
-6

### Hand Seals

3
5
4

### Stamina

5
5
5

### Power Level

2
0/7

## Personality

Other than being a well-mannered, soft-spoken, and brilliant individual.  The Great Khan of Kirigakure is an enigma to even the greatest psychologist, as his personality, or lack thereof seems to contradict absolutely everything in their practice.  The Khan is loyalty, ambition, and strength wrapped into a shinobi who believes that benefiting oneself is useless unless it also benefits the Land of Water.  His only needs, wants, and desires that do not align with that of his nation are nothing more than that of his body’s biological need for sustenance.  He accepts the payment of his position, only to give it away as a donation to increase the budget of the nation for the next year, which has increased scientific progression and military might tenfold in the past decade.  And above all, he humbles himself as no more than a common cog in the great machine that is his nation, but that is also where things start to grow dangerous.

Every single individual in the Land of Water is nothing more than a tool, whether an instrument of war or a means of production.  To be anything less or anything more is deserving of a fate worse than death because at least then, the Khan can transform them into something valuable.  It is also one of the things that make him a far more dangerous commander than one might believe, as he has no love for his people, and could care less about casualties in battle.  If someone is struck by a Kunai, or Senbon, or are burned by an Explosive Tag, they destroyed enemy equipment.  If they manage to die, then their corpse is nothing more than a sandbag that can be used, and if they manage to kill an enemy then they did their job and can continue doing so.

Despite it all, he has managed to keep the favor of the people and his fellow shinobi by treating each and every one of them with equality, something that still manages to be an issue in even developed nations.  He does not care if someone is poor, rich, white, black, short, or tall, if they managed to do their job and make sure that the Land of Water remains functioning, then he has nothing but respect for them.
Even so, he isn’t perfect and does tend to have a preference toward those who are strong.  That is because he is a firm believer in the Way of the Bloody Mist.  Unlike the past, where that simply meant survival of the fittest, it has changed to believe that strength is the crucible of civilization.  Without strength, the Land of Water has no right to warrant anything, and even so, those that do have strength must be tested time and time again so that it does not wain.  It is also due to this that he finds himself constantly training to better himself, and despite the immense power which he contains, he does not pride himself on any of it.

The only truly human trait that the Khan has portrayed himself to have in his entirety as Commander of the Land of Water is the most basic one of all: Hate.  His hatred is guided only toward a few things, however, so even though it is his most human side, it still seems as surreal as all else he does.  First and foremost, the Khan hates the Tailed Beast and Jinchuriki, as he views them as the only abominations that the world has ever spawned.  It is precisely why the Mizukage has tasked him with the retrieval of the Sanbi, as this act to the Khan is simple, and satisfying.

His second hate, however, is a bit more complex though it can be well-detailed in the newest iteration of the Hunter-Nin’s code.  In essence, the Khan hates all those who betray their own nation, far more than he might hate his enemies.  If a Shinobi of Kirigakure betrays his brothers and sisters by retreating in a fight, he slaughters them immediately.  If a politician betrays his sons and daughters by pushing reforms or policies that benefit himself more than the Land of Water, he slaughters them immediately.  If a Shinobi from another nation defects to join the Land of Water, he slaughters them immediately. Their bodies aren’t even used in experimentation afterward, instead, the Khan transforms their corpses into decorative furniture or pieces of art, and places their name somewhere on it so that all who gaze upon it will know what happens to cowardice.

## Appearance

The Khan’s physical form seems to personify an aspect of creation that is far beyond any mortal comprehension or belief.  His skin is an apocalyptic hue of crimson found only in the ichor of the Tailed Beast, his eyes are an endless canvas of white sclera reminiscent of long-dead corpses, and his hair is as black as the midnight sea.  Despite taking the figure of a man, the Khan stands like a mountain at the height of ten feet, and the looming shadow which is cast is like a thunderstorm.  Beneath the scarlet of his flesh lies eight hundred pounds of densely compact muscle and sinew that can turn can turn grey matter into a mist of gore with ease.

To distinguish himself from the beast, however, the Khan does make sure to take on a more regal appearance than most.  He adorns his upper body in a plain silk kimono dyed purple, kept closed by a black dyed sash, and wears bandages of the same color around his hands to negate the effects of the Samehada.  His lower body is just as simple, a pair of Waraji slippers made of his own father’s sinew combined with a pair of black tabi socks covers his feet, and a black Tattsuke Bakaham covers his legs.  The true star of the show is the ornate gold crown and beads that he adorns on his head and shoulders, the first is to signify his self-given title as the King of Beast, and the second is an attempt to show that he has grown wiser in his age, much like the statues of ancient monks that are few and far between.

## Attributes

### Chakra

It is not an uncommon occurrence for an individual of great strength to define their reservoir of chakra as vast as the sea itself.  However, it is quite difficult for the Khan to say the same, for he goes far beyond that.  So much so that nearly every nation that has warred with the Land of Water has placed a permanent ban on sensory techniques, as on more than one occasion, they lost a swath of sensory-nin who went mad upon realizing the depths of his chakra.  One S-Rank Shinobi who had come back from madness after five years in asylum said; “When I first sensed his chakra, I felt as if I was staring up at the night sky and counting the stars in it, but then I realized I couldn’t stop.  I tried to break away, but my mind wouldn’t let me, because it kept trying to materialize what it was seeing but it couldn’t.  In the end, when I realized I was peaking into something beyond my comprehension, my basic instincts told me to just let go”.

The moniker Tailed Beast Without a Tail is one synonymous with those who wield the infamous Samehada, and for good reason, but even this is not close to describing the well of his reserves.  Perhaps, it is because the Khan is less like a Tailed Beast by its lonesome, and more like a Jinchuriki.  In fact, it might even be possible that the Khan possesses the absolute limit of what is naturally obtainable for man or beast, and to go beyond would require one to perform feats achieved only by Kaguya Otsusuki or Madara Uchiha.  A fact that might’ve been proven when Ketsugo Uzumaki searched the Earth in search of the Nine Tails, but found himself gazing upon the overwhelming power of the Khan, despite having a sea to set them apart.  If so, then maybe it should stay this way, for the world might never stand a chance if he could somehow obtain such power.

While the depths of the Khan’s chakra is quite impressive in itself, one other that adds to its enigmatic mystery is the signature it produces.  Typically, a sensor-nin is capable of understanding nearly everything about a Shinobi such as physical characteristics, their homeland, clan, gender, or even age.  Yet attempting to do so with the Khan is near impossible, as despite falling into characteristics that are obvious such as him being a part of the Land of Water, a member of the Khan Clan, and a Man, they don’t show through his chakra.  Meaning that it is quite possible he has a type of chakra that is wholly unique to himself, something that while rare, is not impossible.

### Chakra Control

Having such an incomprehensible reservoir of chakra has led many a Shinobi to believe that the Khan must have a difficult time controlling it.  However, if this was the case, the Archipelago of the Land of Water would’ve sank beneath the ocean long ago.  In fact, as time has gone on and the techniques he implements in battle have gotten more advanced, the authority needed over his own chakra has grown to the point it needs to be as seamless as breathing.  Reaching this level wasn’t easy though.  To even get close, the Khan had to do something that nearly no soul on Earth knows he needs to do due to his near mythological status, and that is train.

Unlike other Shinobi that do so by walking on water for hours on end, or climbing trees, the Khan had a rather peculiar way of training his chakra control.  It first required him to ‘borrow’ two Fuinjutsu Experts who practice extensively on high-priority targets.  The Khan had these Experts place advanced seals placed across his body that affected his chakra, all the way from his ability to mold it, to slowly draining it from him to enhance the power of the other seals.  Although it took him months, the Khan did nothing more than train regularly with the seals placed on him, which allowed him to not only learn how to deal with controlling his chakra, but also how to deal with Fuinjutsu Techniques that try to seal it away.

One of the greatest ways his newfound mastery of his chakra is used isn’t to show it in a frivolous display of force, but rather, his ability to conceal it to the point that no one other than master-level sensory-nin can detect his presence.  Or perhaps, it is his ability to send his chakra into specific locations into his body to increase his already monstrous physicality to a level never seen before.  In truth, the only limit is his own imagination, especially with his mastery over water release which allows him to bring forth such a momentous amount of water, that it seems as if he is warping reality.  Though like nearly everything else in regards to the Khan, there is nothing boosting him further other than his own natural ability, which might be why he is such a truly terrifying force of nature.

### Life Force and Stamina

One of the biggest differences between the Mizukage and the Jonin Commander of the Land of Water is mortality.  Where the Mizukage will live eternal, the Great Khan of Kirigakure will one day die, though it is unknown if his soul will revert back into the natural order of things.  Due to this, there is a very real chance that each time he steps into battle, he can die like anyone else.  Though this does not mean that he can not take a hit, in fact, that is far from the truth.  The Khan, if he desired, could technically continue fighting far beyond what normal Shinobi could through sheer willpower.

Although there are no real examples of this in the modern day, back before the Khan became the Jonin Commander, he fought in the war between the Land of Water and Land of Creeks.  In this battle, the Khan fought long and hard, surviving strikes that left lesser men dead in their tracks.  Only succumbing to his wounds after nearly losing his left arm, breaking each of his ribs, a fractured chest bone, and more cuts and bruises than were countable.  Though he was eventually able to recover from his injuries after proper medical treatment, a healthy diet, and so much sleep that he may as well have been in a coma.

Whereas the battle between the Creek and Water was the best way to reveal the Khan’s Life Force, his first battle against Isobu, the same one that made him Commander, is his best display of stamina. For not only did he trek his way across the Earth without sleeping for an entire week, he went on to fight the Sanbi for three straight days, the two of them unleashing some of their most powerful techniques on one another in rapid succession. Once the Sanbi rolled onto its back as a sign of defeat, the Khan sealed him within’ a scroll and returned home, and contrary to popular belief, the return trip was not as simple as it might’ve seemed. For bandits, thugs and opposing nations sent their best at the Khan in attempts to take the scroll from him. By the time that the Khan officially returned to Kirigakure, he had been up for a month straight, and covered in so much gore that a new mythos came about that it is how he gained his scarlet flesh.

### Intent & Willpower

The Great Shinobi Nations, and in turn, the world has faced a plethora of foes throughout its time that nearly brought an end to all they held dear.  First there was Izanami Mikoto the Mother of Demons, then Naraku Uchiha the Majin King, and on and on until the existence of Madoguchi the Lord of Frost.  Each of these individuals brought to this world an apocalyptic sense of despair so great, that it often took the combined might of the Five Great Shinobi Nations to fend them off.  One of the nations that received the bombardment on what must’ve seemed like an endless scale was the Land of Fire, who during all of these times was led by Ketsugo Uzumaki, the fearless Hokage and Clan Lord.  Yet even the Hokage, who’s seen horrors beyond imagining, couldn’t help but feel fear upon recognizing the mere presence of the Khan.

While Ketsugo’s discovery certainly emerged due to the Khan’s massive chakra signature, it is without a doubt his intent that caused such unrest in the Hokage, for it is the Khan’s greatest weapon after all.  By displaying even a portion of his intent, the Khan can make a room full of Jonin-level Shinobi collapse to the floor, with only the strong barely being able to stand in his presence.  On more than one occasion when he did this, the heartbeats of three full-grown men became so erratic, that they entered a state of cardiac arrest.  Yet even more extreme, there are those that have said they have seen the Khan in the deepest recesses of their mind’s eye, where they are said to be safe from all harm, but in reality there is no where that is safe from the Khan’s intent.

This is because, it isn’t just any ordinary intent, it is the projection of an unknown force onto another being.  It is the Khan, who is regarded as the hole in the natural order of things, submitting his willpower onto another person.  And oftentimes, when those of weak will can not comprehend the difference in might, well this is what drives men to go mad.  As in their mind, the Khan shouldn’t exist, and the fact that he does is proof of one of two things.  Either first, he is the concept that no Gods exist and that life is meaningless in the grand scope of things, or two, they do and they crafted him to be the embodiment of their wrath.  No matter which way many look at it, these two parallels are equally terrifying, much like the indecision if life exists beyond the earth, or not.

## Abilities

### Sensory

To classify the Khan as a sensory-nin is quite humorous, not because he is a failure at the task at hand, but rather his definition of sensing is different from most others.  Whereas many Shinobi pride themselves on certain Jutsu revealing the whereabouts of their foes, the Khan does nothing more than use his basic senses, which have all been honed beyond belief.  With his sense of smell, the Khan is not only able to gather the scent of several different aromas, but distinguish each of them individually to determine their direction and source.  His ability to smell even a drop of blood has allowed him to not only understand who is bleeding, but where from, and how profusely.

His ears, which have been honed throughout the course of his life, have learned to pick apart many sounds even when on the battlefield.  Unlike most Shinobi who seem to think the world stops the instant a battle begins, the Khan understands that rain still falls, the winds still howl, and the world still spins.  So instead of forgetting about these simple rules, he has learned how to use them to his advantage, and thus became as excellent with his ears as he did his nose.  Despite being the antithesis of natural things, the Khan can tell where an enemy is even in the most violent of storms, as the sound of rain hitting stone is far different than it hitting flesh.  When wind howls through the forests or the mountains, it is  a distinctively different sound, than say it blowing around a Shinobi hiding in plain sight.

However, what might betray them the most is not the rain or the wind or the world around them, but their own body.  In the deepest, darkest moments of the night, when the world lies still, it is easy to hear the heartbeat of one’s prey.  Something that has proven vital in determining whether individuals are telling the truth or not, as the heartbeat of a liar is much different than that of an honest man, meaning that first impressions are even more difficult for those who do not understand what all he is capable of overhearing.

The only other thing of importance that might rival his sense of hearing or smell might just be his sight.  Many have compared it to an Elder Uchiha utilizing a single tomoe of their sharingan in the middle of battle, as the Khan is able to see some of the most minute detail in the span of a second, and it has been the difference of life and death before.  By closely inspecting an individual, even those who tend to wear baggy clothes or cloaks, the Khan can see hidden weapons hidden beneath the fabrics.  Looking at the world less like a painting, and more so the canvas, and each and every bit of linen that makes it up.  So that way, when even the slightest change to it occurs, he is able to tell when, where, and exactly what it was.

### Intelligence

Having a title such as the infamous Architect of Death, alongside a well-detailed history of bloodlust on a biblical scale, has a tendency to mislead many into believing that the Khan is nothing more than a barbarian savage.  In truth, however, this is nothing more than falsehood.  While it is true that his position was warranted with strength, it is his intellect that has brought him so far and is said to be the only thing that truly rivals his might.  One of the reasons for this is that the Khan’s mind is much like a grindstone, whereas each thought he possesses is a blade against its wheel, growing sharper and more refined each second it lingers.

In the War Room, discussions are often brief as the Khan’s initial plans are typically more than enough to ensure victory against an opposing force, and for good reason.  This is because the Khan thinks in two different mindsets, with the first being his own, and the second being his enemies.  Doing so allows him to play a form of mental chess where he simulates each scenario on both sides of the conflict.  If he is capable of coming up with a way to counter his own strategies while in the mindset of his enemy, he goes back through the steps that brought him to his loss and continue from there.

This is a practice that he takes not only in the conflict of battle, but in court as well, and has helped the Khan win many philosophical, moral, businesses, and even legal debates.  In his mind, the greatest victories in war are ones not won on the battlefield, but by making the enemy surrender before ever having to take up arms.  As not only is it allowing for the annexation of another territory into the Land of Water, but allows the logistical preparations spent for that conflict to be spared, built up, and reworked for later wars.  Even now, approximately three nations annexed by the Khan had done so due to the fear of the Land of Water’s massive stockpiles, allowing them to be prepared for long, drawn-out conflict or short devastating massacres.

Sometimes in these stockpiles, the Khan has placed contraptions of his own design inside, which is where the titular moniker of Architect of Death came from.  His genius-level intellect as an engineer, whether biological, civil, or mechatronic is something that is vastly underestimated by nearly everyone. In reality, if the Khan had been born in the early days of the world, the scientific advancements found during the era of Boruto Uzumaki would’ve been made sometime during the Warring States Period, or sooner  Without a shadow of a doubt the only thing that is holding him back now in our current day is nothing more than the Dark Age of Technology that the world is experiencing currently.  If by any chance the Khan accesses any form of technological advancements found in the old days, the fire cast down by the mushroom clouds of thermonuclear bombardment is nothing compared to the malice-filled weaponry of his own design.

Though, of course, there are other forms of technological advancements the Khan wishes to and has made for the benefit of the Land of Water and its people that don’t involve war.  One of the greatest benefits is the addition of specialized mining equipment that works under intense deep-sea pressures.  This has allowed the Land of Water to place mining facilities across the ocean and gather a plethora of resources found in abundance on the seafloor.  Another thing that the Land of Water has done, specifically in its ability to remain self-sufficient, is focused on clean and renewable energy found in Hydropower.  And due to the innumerable members of the Land of Water who utilize Water Release, the ability to keep these facilities safe is much easier than one might think, as they are themselves focused on water.  All of these advancements, whether big or small, have made a lasting impact on the infrastructure of the nation.  To the point where the Land of Water seems like a Utopia, but alas, that is only on paper.

In essence, this shows one crucial thing about the Khan that not many realize, and that is he is a double-edged sword.  On one hand, he is capable of producing such death and destruction, that the end of the world seems inevitable.  On the other, however, he has proven that if he wished to bring the world into an elysian haven, he could.  The only thing that is truly stopping him is nothing more than his philosophical beliefs that have become so ingrained into his being that it is likely he will never change.  For, in a sense, the Khan is less of a person and more like the living embodiment of imperial order.

### Speed, Strength & Durability

In the eyes of the Khan, there is nothing that can not be broken, whether it be one’s spirit or body.  Something made all the more apparent when he reveals a solemn truth, that his physical strength is beyond comprehension, as nearly everything falls before a mere single finger.  Earth Release is turned to stone, Barrier-Jutsu are shattered like glass, Spears are splintered, Swords are transformed into steel fragments.  Absolutely nothing,in the end, can withstand his strength.  Even the mighty Susano’o, given some time, will be rendered null and void after enough time of battering its surface.  Yet even all of this doesn’t exactly display how terrible a single strike from the Khan can be.

It comes in the form of a powerful shockwave throughout the body.  Those who are weak will often find the bones in their immediate vicinity shattered or ground to a dust, those that are strong simply find them broken, and only a select few are lucky to receive only a fracture.  Muscle fibers in the area tear significantly, to the point that nearly everything causes pain, making it feel as if they are being flayed alive by a serrated blade. And even more, organs, whether they are vital or not, often rupture completely and it is this that regularly leads to the most deaths occurring after the Khan strikes.  However, this is usually not the end of the assault, as the opponent then has to survive being sent flying through the air or buildings, and it all depends on what kind of day the Khan is having.

This strength isn’t just for offensive purposes, however, as there are plenty of times that the Khan uses it for more than just punching things.  One of his favorites is using it to push himself forward, so that he can get to punch things faster, or at least that is the joke he says about it.  In reality, the Khan is an extremely quick individual in terms of standard Shinobi, but rather slow compared to those who specialize in it.  While he can easily stomp the ground to send a shockwave that knocks most off balance, the Khan can try to keep up by propelling himself through the air toward them, something that has allowed him to keep up with even the fastest Shinobi.  Though most of the time it does nothing more than stop them in their tracks, because the sight of the Crimson Behemoth charging at them like a raging bull is far more terrifying than anything else they can imagine.

Those who manage to snap out of this are usually dragged back into the pits of despair though when they finally place their first strike on the Khan.  Not because of any special jutsu, but rather, his incredible durability.  Simply striking his scarlet flesh is enough to leave some Shinobi with broken limbs, and if they have poorly forged weapons, then those break upon contact as well.  Ninjutsu specialists who do not have mastery over their own element also feel hopeless at times as they watch him walk through their strikes like they were nothing more than a colony of ants gathering at his feet.  Even attempting to manipulate his body’s genetic make-up is near impossible as he has become so well adjusted to deep sea pressure, that he can go down into the deepest trenches of the ocean, and have his biological function remain the same compared to others.

In truth, it is hard to think of anything that can stand against the Khan’s physical form, let alone destroy it.  Though it is out there, and when that item or person or jutsu is found, then the Khan has finally met a challenge that he finds worthy of his time.

## Jutsu

### Taijutsu

To the Khan, nothing is more sacred than the ability to talk without speaking, so much so, he regularly uses it as a way to test another’s willpower, intent, and even beliefs.  To uphold himself to his standard, the Khan has also honed his body to be the sharpest, most durable, and versatile weapon found in the Land of Water.  Something he didn’t have to do at all, considering that without even putting in a lick of effort, the Khan is capable of rupturing organs, breaking bones, and even punching holes into people that are considered durable.  However, that would be too simple, and everyone knows that the Khan is anything but that.

Unlike many other Martial Artists in the world, the Khan does not revolve his fighting style around philosophical beliefs, or by the observation of animals such as the tiger or mantis.  No, the Khan’s fighting style is centered around the reality of all things, physics.  In the midst of combat, regardless of the form he is using, the Khan is constantly performing mathematics.  Whether on the defense or offense, the Khan is calculating the target’s mass, velocity, acceleration, next course of action, and all other variables at the same time.  Doing so allows him to perform the most optimal, timed strikes available to him, but this is of course using his most basic instinct.

If the Khan were to take it a step further, he might start implementing his vast medical knowledge into his Taijutsu, which is more than enough to end a fight on some occasions.  By doing this, the Khan begins striking at vital areas such as pressure points to disrupt the body’s motor functions, hinder the body’s reflexes, and even produce involuntary muscle spasms.  Yet that is the Khan being generous, in reality he can end the life of someone quickly, or make the entire battle excruciatingly painful.  Whether that be performing joint locks to force his enemy’s kneecaps to act more like a satyr, punch their liver to cause them excruciating pain, or even rupture vital organs that one cannot live without for more than a few seconds such as the heart.

Still, none of this is exactly proof of his Taijutsu Mastery, merely a combination of his physical and mental prowess.  Perhaps, that is why the Khan spent years studying the infamous Might Guy and his Eight Gates, the same used against Madara Uchiha in the infamous Fourth Shinobi World War.  Through this study, the Khan learned how to utilize and produce air currents, allowing him to perform a plethora of techniques that, while resembling Wind Release, are purely Taijutsu in nature.  Even more impressive though, is the Khan’s newfound knowledge in how to ignite the atmosphere around him with quick, powerful, and precise strikes.

### Bukijutsu, Kenjutsu & Otsuchijutsu

A phrase often used in the Hidden Mist is that one’s skill and knowledge in combat should allow them to be as close to water as possible, meaning they are fluid, and constantly changing.  Just like a plethora of others in the Hidden Mist, the Khan mastered the art of the blade before all else, eventually becoming a member of the Seven Ninja Mist Swordsmen and obtaining Samehada.  With Samehada, and all other blades, the Khan can cut through nearly any material on this Earth with sheer skill alone.  His effectiveness with a sword becoming so incomprehensible, that he learned to draw his weapon, cut his target, and sheath the sword all before they had a chance to react.  Although this may seem like a baseline for all Kenjutsu Masters, it is far more deadly as the force and momentum behind even the weakest of the Khan’s strikes is like a Tsunami, and its pointillistic pinpoint precision mixed with medical knowledge  allows even the shallowest of cuts to be deadlier than the most lethal venom.

Still this near unparalleled level of swordsmanship never satisfied the Khan’s desire to become more effective in combat.  Instead, he searched the world for a weapon that truly fit him, and it was a long journey.  His first change was things like the spear or trident, where he learned to perform thrust so powerful that it pierced steel with ease, but they often splintered after a few strikes.  He then tried ranged melee weapons such as rope-darts, whips and chains, which he became well versed in, capable of striking with immense precision, despite the target being behind cover or maneuvering in undesirable ways.  He even took a try at utilizing things such as daggers and deer-horn knives, but despite everything, he either ended up breaking the blades or just reverted to hand to hand combat with the issue of distance.

After years of searching for the perfect weapon, the Khan thought he had found it when he met his wife, for her clan utilized a weapon known as the Genseiken (原生, Primitive Blade).  In its most basic form, the Genseiken had the potential to act like a sword, having multiple razor-like blades.  Getting more advanced though, by producing a stream of chakra between the separate sections of the sword, the Genseiken would transform into something akin to a bladed whip.  And from there, it could separate entirely and be controlled through chakra, allowing an individual to use them as projectiles.  However, that was just the issue, to utilize the Genseiken with its maximum potential meant that the Khan had to constantly use chakra.  After he realized that even mastering the Genseiken did not yield the same results a blade might’ve, the Khan found what was going to be his favorite tool, one so primitive yet effective.

Ōtsuchijutsu, otherwise known as “Gavel Style”, is a weapon art centered around the utilization of a Hammer.  A weapon, which when combined with the Khan’s natural strength, is not to be trifled with. If a punch from the Khan can break bone, then the wrath of his hammer can disintegrate it, completely pulverizing whatever lies beneath the flesh to dust.  Earth Release, Barrier Jutsu, all other forms of defense when standing against his Hammer are often squashed, like ants beneath his feet.  Mountains transform into molehills, buildings into rubble, and the body of any creature into a mist of gore.  Only a handful of individuals have ever lived after being hit by the Khan’s hammer before, and those few who have still retain lasting injuries, even those who claimed themselves to be as durable as diamond.