HOLY EARTH GODS! This is a pretty outstanding technique Sensei!
After reading the information of the scroll I couldn't help but be completely stunned by it's nature. After carefully studying the methods of usage, I begin to channel wind chakra throughout my hands in order to increase their cutting capabilities by highly concentrating the chakra in a thin layer. Once that's done, I thrust myself towards the clone standing before me, in a very fluid and swift manner, I swipe my left hand having my fingers stretched out and closely linked together. The swipe is performed from right to left at a 45 degree angle, aiming to slice the clone's hand wound, located roughly in the wrist area. Immediately afterwards, I perform the same exact motion with my right hand, however swiping it outwards from left to right at the same angle, slicing the clone's other hand wound. After severing both wounds, I rise both of my hands while maintaining their posture and perform an inward angled slice, coming down from left to right, aiming to slice the clone's lower arm wound, located roughly in the joint between the elbow. I then proceed to do the same exact downwards slash with my right hand, severing the clone's other lower arm wound. As both hands meet roughly together by the center of the clone's abdominal area after being swiped downwards, I immediately rise them up higher above the clone's chest level. As I do so, I thrust my left hand performing a horizontal karate chop, slicing the clone's right shoulder wound. After that motion, I finalize my combination by mimicking the same motion with my right hand, severing the clone's right shoulder wound. This in turn would leave the clone's arms flapping to his side being rendered useless.
I completely love the usage of this technique. It only requires but one of the actual slashing steps to successfully land in order for you to come out victorious in some advantageous way. Even if not all six slashes land, only having one land will surely disable the user's ability to perform hand seals with said hand. This is due to the fact that the user's hand wound would be severed which is in the wrist area, removing the ability to freely rotate the wrist to make complex movements. From then on, if the rest of the strikes connect, its just a step process. The second wave of slashes would remove the ability of being able to use the lower arms to block physical blows while the third and final wave of slashes completely renders their ability to use the arms all together. The only downside I can think of is that the slashes aren't simultaneous, which means you have to wait for one to land in order for the next to be done. This means this technique needs to be set up in order to be fully complete. Although a downside, it is also a positive note. Only using one hand to strike first means you have the other hand free to defend should the opponent decide to counter-attack.