Chihiro and Hirohiko’s Epic Rooftop Battle Revealed in Kagurabachi Chapter 70 Spoilers

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Based on the spoilers for Kagurabachi Chapter 70, it appears that the upcoming chapter will be called “White Purity Iai.” In this installment, the battle between Chihiro Rokuhira and Hiruhiko continues to unfold. Recognizing that Chihiro is determined to reach the rooftop in order to safeguard Lori, Hiruhiko makes it clear that he also plans to ascend. As a dedicated follower of this captivating story, I eagerly await the outcome of their confrontation.

Hey there! As a lifestyle connoisseur, I must confess that although I’ve been tempted to divert my attention elsewhere, I remain steadfast in perfecting my White Purity Style. This chapter delves into the philosophical musings of Itsuo Shirakai, the genius behind this technique. Shirakai posited that speed, not force, was the true measure of power.

In an unusual manner, he perfected a fighting position that boosted momentum against an adversary, all while preserving top speed. This maneuver was as depicted in Kagurabachi Chapter 70, involving a spin of the sword mid-thrust after it had been drawn.

Critics of traditional swordsmanship claimed that strength came solely from a tight grasp and fluid movements. Yet, Shirakai disproved this belief, demonstrating through his stances, he could outmaneuver every doubter who scoffed at his approach.

In the 70th chapter of Kagurabachi, the discussion between Chihiro and Rou unfolds, revealing a past exchange. Rou pointed out that the main weakness of the White Purity Style lies in its complexity, making it challenging to sustain spirit energy during intricate maneuvers.

Generally speaking, most skilled sword-wielders concentrate their energy primarily on their blades, and even minor disruptions can disrupt this focus. To accomplish this harmonious connection, only a select few had achieved mastery over time. Yet, Chihiro exhibited an innate comprehension of the concept of becoming one with his weapon, as if it was second nature to him.

Moving on to the current scene, Chihiro notices Hiruhiko’s graceful transitions, recognizing that he seamlessly changes positions without losing his strength. Later spoilers from Chapter 70 of Kagurabachi reveal a sad tale about Hiruhiko – at the tender age of three, his first kill was defending himself by biting an adult to death.

Ever since that point, he sees conflict as simply a continuation of life’s journey. In contrast to conventional sword-wielders, he doesn’t deliberately channel spiritual energy; rather, his innate survival skills enable him to fight intuitively, swiftly adapting to whatever circumstance arises.

Stunned by Hiruhiko’s actions, he instinctively performs the White Purity Style without prior training. Although his performance was far from perfect, it showcased the fundamental aspects of the technique. This diversion allowed Hiruhiko to swiftly flee towards the rooftop through an elevator in the Kagurabachi Chapter 70 spoilers, causing Chihiro to react quickly and pursue him in another instance.

As he climbed higher, Hiruhiko admitted that mimicking the technique was just a ploy to disconcert Chihiro. He came to understand that speed is the crucial element in combat, and he regretted not seizing one of Chihiro’s arms sooner.

As they arrive at the roof, the warriors catch a glimpse of Iori’s transformation as hinted in chapter 70 of Kagurabachi. Her newly activated memories have endowed her with exceptional swordsmanship, not aimed at causing deaths, but rather at severing malicious intentions.

In every stroke, I could sense the mastery – this was the sword-wielding artistry of Seiichi Samura, a fact that became crystal clear to me. Grasping the intricacies of his technique with newfound awareness, I faced off against Hiruhiko. And in Kagurabachi Chapter 70, I managed to flawlessly execute the White Purity Style, delivering a decisive blow to my opponent.

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2025-02-28 15:38