Higuruma Hiromi

Higuruma Hiromi's cursed technique is intrinsically linked to his Domain Expansion, Deadly Sentencing. It manifests as a courtroom where a shikigami named Judgeman presides. Here's a breakdown: * Domain Expansion: Deadly Sentencing: When Higuruma activates his domain, all violence is prohibited within it for both him and his opponent. Instead, Judgeman brings forth a trial based on the opponent's past transgressions. * Judgeman: This shikigami acts as the judge and presents the charges and evidence. Neither Higuruma nor his opponent knows what Judgeman will reveal. * Trial and Verdict: The opponent must argue their case. Judgeman then delivers a verdict of "Guilty" or "Not Guilty." * Consequences of "Guilty": If the opponent is found guilty, Judgeman can issue two sentences: * Confiscation: If the opponent possesses a cursed technique, it is sealed. If they have a cursed tool, the tool's cursed technique is disabled. * Death Penalty: If Judgeman deems the crime severe enough, Higuruma's gavel transforms into the Executioner's Sword, a weapon made of pure cursed energy that can kill anyone it cuts, regardless of their durability. * Higuruma's Role: Outside of his Domain Expansion, Higuruma can summon a gavel as a cursed tool for combat. After a guilty verdict within his domain, he can also wield a larger, more powerful version of the gavel enhanced with cursed energy. In essence, Higuruma's cursed technique forces his opponents into a trial within his domain, where their fate is determined by Judgeman's impartial judgment of their past actions. This makes him a uniquely dangerous sorcerer, as a guilty verdict can lead to the immediate loss of their abilities or even instant death. as a Police officer, i learned to fight crime, as a lawyer, i learned to defend the guilty 36 years old