Under her super-high-speed regeneration, the wound healed rapidly. For Tsunade, an injury of this level was not even enough to count as a scrape.
But while the damage was minor, the humiliation was immense.
Why?
It was clearly the same technique. The gap between them shouldn't be so great that she couldn't even fight back.
Tsunade's pupils contracted. Mimi's figure flashed before her eyes, and she launched a heavy punch while suspended in midair.
She blocked Tsunade's powerful punch with one hand. The force penetrated through her muscles and reached the depths of her bones, then was absorbed and broken down by the vibrations of her muscles. With precise dissipation and absorption at the cellular level, the force was transmitted layer by layer, dispersed, and neutralized. She then hooked her five fingers like a tiger's claw and seized Tsunade's wrist, while at close range, her other elbow shot like lightning into Tsunade's chest.
Like a sledgehammer.
No, a sledgehammer was merely a toy to Tsunade.
It would barely even tickle.
The force reached her heart. Under the immense pressure, the violently beating organ burst apart in an instant. As her chest caved in, Tsunade spat out a mouthful of blood. The strength left her entire body in an instant, while countless sections of her aorta ruptured inside her.
This was bad.
Her eyes rolled back, and Tsunade lost consciousness.
Tonic Immobility
If a snake was curled up and flipped over, it could be rendered completely motionless. This was called the Snake-Righting Technique.
Likewise, flipping a shark over could trigger a state of tonic immobility, causing it to lose the ability to move and fall unconscious.
This suppressed eighty percent of the blood circulation throughout the body, leaving the brain starved of blood. It was almost like the dizzying sensation a