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[[File:Kyokujuji_Sei_Ken.jpg|thumb|right|Kyokujūji Sei Ken's symbol]] | [[File:Kyokujuji_Sei_Ken.jpg|thumb|right|Kyokujūji Sei Ken's symbol]] | ||
[[Kyokujūji Sei Ken]] (極十字聖拳, ''[[wikipedia:Crux|Southern Cross]]''' '''Sacred Fist''), an offshoot of [[Hokuto Ryū Ken|Hokuto Ryūka Ken]]. A relatively new style compared to the Hokuto styles created by [[Wèi Ruì-Yīng|Wèi Ruì-Yīng]] | [[Kyokujūji Sei Ken]] (極十字聖拳, ''[[wikipedia:Crux|Southern Cross]]''' '''Sacred Fist''), an offshoot of [[Hokuto Ryū Ken|Hokuto Ryūka Ken]]. A relatively new style compared to the Hokuto styles created by [[Wèi Ruì-Yīng|Wèi Ruì-Yīng]]. Its astrological symbol is the constellation of the [[wikipedia:Crux|Southern Cross]] and uses stabbing techniques to destroy the body externally, similar to [[Nanto Seiken]]. According to the [[Taoist]], | ||
:''" | :''"The Southern Cross [[wikipedia:constellation|constellation]] is pitiful for only the [[wikipedia:Big Dipper|Big Dipper]] points to The Lord of the Sky, the [[wikipedia:North Star|North Star]]. The area around the Southern Cross is empty... it has nothing but pitch darkness. The Southern Cross keeps revolving alone in the darkness looking for something to protect. A wandering constellation..."'' | ||
== Techniques == | == Techniques == | ||