ChayShan

Witnessed in the captive plaza: a JinDo art Shuden was trained in as a youth that, performed at speed, gathers a visible glow on his skin and lets him strike with eyes closed — driving a fist through a Dakhor monk's chest and snapping another monk's reinforced neck with a slap. The mechanism is not yet understood. EL:EL:Ch 61

A JinDo discipline — half dance, half warm-up — performed alone to focus mind and body before a fight. The practitioner moves slowly through a sequence of stances and then accelerates until each step is a leap and each arm sweep a whip-crack, ending in a single landing. Shuden calls himself only an amateur; he says masters in JinDo can move quickly enough to make the watcher dizzy. EL:EL:Ch 17