How the user uses this technique is to first form the glowing sphere iconic to most Dust Release techniques. The user will then entice the fire nature mixed in with the technique. The user will then will the burning core to erupt in burning white flames, forming a stream of destructive fire that will wreak havoc on all it ignites. While these flames are far hotter than any normal fire technique, the true destructive potential of this skill is not determined by temperature alone. More specifically, this technique's rate of combustion is at an immense rate and can incinerate flesh at the molecular level. This can lead to one being vaporized in a relatively short span of time. It can further boil water rapidly, but is not used in the same fashion as Scorch Release, which specifically targets the liquid within a foe. Further, the white flames of the Dust Release appear to be able to burn under water. This technique is sometimes compared to Amaterasu, but it is not able to burn for the amazing lengths of that hell fire. It seems to burn for mere moments, which is why the stream of fire is needed to show its deadliness. This technique is also not brought on by focus, but rather through streams making it easier to evade.
Kekkei Tōta, Ninjutsu
