P.s. I didn't set out to create an all-powerful character who could kill anyone.
Hina’s technique is based on direct interference with an opponent’s nervous system. Its primary effect targets the centers responsible for the formation and perception of emotions; as a result, the opponent’s ability to properly regulate the flow of cursed energy is disrupted, causing enemy techniques to be either severely weakened or to cease functioning altogether. As the technique’s influence persists, other regions of the brain and the peripheral nerves begin to be affected as well, interfering with body regulation itself and diminishing physical capabilities - potentially to the point of death.
The effects of Weakening vary depending on the opponent’s level of cursed energy, mental control, and physical development. Against some individuals, Hina is incapable of inflicting harm at all (such as Sukuna; however, he taught her how to overcome this barrier and further develop the technique, a task in which he was largely successful).
Due to her moderate reserves of cursed energy and her lack of knowledge regarding past users - unfortunately few in number - Hina’s application of this technique remains rather primitive and blunt. Its true potential lies in more precise interference with the nervous system, unlocking the ability to manipulate an opponent’s actions, whether human or cursed spirit - something Hina herself has not yet achieved. In addition to her technique, Hina wields a bow and two blades; however, because of her slow reaction speed, she can only engage in close combat after first employing Weakening.
Her Domain Expansion - The Cage of Sorrow - manifests as a sealed spatial field in which the effect of Weakening is imposed upon all who enter, regardless of their level of cursed energy or any other factors. All those caught within the domain are stripped of their techniques and suffer severe physical debilitation. They are still capable of fighting, but only by following a specific sequence of actions embedded into the domain itself, determined at random; this rule applies to Hina as well.
The only difference is that Hina is aware of the required sequence, while her opponents are not. Failure to adhere to it results in a penalty: a brief yet devastating surge of the same Weakening effect, powerful enough to kill after one or two violations. To fight within her domain, Hina relies on her bow and blades. To those trapped inside, her attack speed appears overwhelming, but this is merely an illusion, as everyone within the Cage of Sorrow is subjected to Weakening.
Hina managed to activate the Cage of Sorrow only twice in her lifetime, both near its end, at the age of thirty-three. The second use proved fatal: she combined the Domain Expansion with reverse cursed technique for healing - also almost for the first time - and her energy reserves were completely exhausted, leading to her defeat.
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