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The flying swords 'feather-transford' by Xue Jing, though extensions of his body that he can control freely, are not made of flesh and muscles, and without the various muscular and organic systems of a human body, naturally, they cannot execute martial arts techniques that require channeling energy through muscles and organs.
The effect of the Mahayana Flying Sword is to 'translate' the 'Chinese' of human body channeling energy into the 'English' that the flying swords can understand and use; hence, once the energy is remotely transferred to the flying sword, it won't be confused, but rather capable of manipulating this power to deliver deadly attacks.
This is an extrely terrifying matter as one should know, a human body is singular, and even if Xue Jing can utilize Qi-powered avatars, he can only create at most two or three.
However, with the Feather Transformation ability, as long as the energy expenditure is manageable, there's no upper limit to the number of 'feathered objects' he can control...
In theory, this ans he could even control thousands of flying swords simultaneously.
And if thousands of flying swords were all able to execute killing moves, even different ones...
Even without thousands, if only a dozen, with one using Whirlwind Thunder, one using Shaking Star Fire, one with Flas Connecting Colors, and a few poking at you impeccably from different directions...
The re fact that flying swords can deliver martial arts techniques is horrendous in power, and when each one is different, requiring the enemy to defend against each with different thods, it's utterly indefensible.
Moreover, coupled with the effect of All Weapons Mastery that the Army Master possesses, he can use a stone as any weapon.
That is to say, although the Carrying Skill of the Mahayana Flying Sword is originally only applicable to flying swords, now, it can also be applied to a stone.
And because of the effect of All Weapons Mastery, a stone 'transford' to a 'flying sword' can be used to execute impeccable Spear Skills.
It might be just a stone, but being used as a flying sword is quite reasonable, right?
And though it's being used as a flying sword, utilizing spear techniques with it is also quite reasonable, isn't it?
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As Xue Jing learned more and more skills and martial arts, a wondrous chemical reaction began to occur gradually.
Different skills and martial arts combined with each other, resulting in effects stronger than a re sum of their parts.
But unfortunately, at present, the Mahayana Flying Sword is exceedingly difficult to master.
Because channeling energy through a 'flying sword' is quite different from the human body, it is considerably challenging.
Moreover, when a flying sword executes techniques, it requires Xue Jing to transfer his power over.
Currently, his energy output rate isn't enough; at the sa ti, he can at best transfer energy to three flying swords.
Added to the difficulty of control, for now, Xue Jing can barely manage to make two 'feathered objects' execute techniques simultaneously.
He is a far cry from his vision of darkening the skies with thousands of them.
However, that is a goal for the future; even though he cannot do it now, he is confident that one day he will be able to.
Even now, it's already quite useful.
Controlling one or two flying swords from tens of miles away to kill enemies with martial arts, the advantage of distance is already invincible.
Regarding Mystic Art·Inverse Scales, ever since Xue Jing successfully invoked Yellow Grannie Skill to stir his liver and emotions, plunging himself into a state of Extre Fury and unleashing Inverse Scales two days ago, he has noticed issues.
First, he cannot easily enter the 'Inverse Scale' state instantaneously... Currently, his thod of stirring emotions through the liver requires so preparation, approximately two minutes.
Additionally, his cultivation of Quiet Qi is insufficient, resulting in a loss of most of his rationality, retaining only a sliver of thought ability after deploying Inverse Scales, due to his inability to control the heightened Dynamic Qi.
This is a critical flaw for Xue Jing, who possesses nurous skills and requires the ability to think calmly.
But... the allure of Inverse Scales as an Ultimate Skill is simply too great.
Besides high energy consumption, its near absence of side effects and the ability to burst forth in the mont, tripling physical output instantly, is valuable.
Keep in mind, he possesses Twin Lifes... Three tis the power ans much more than just three tis to him.
Therefore, Xue Jing is extrely passionate about mastering Inverse Scales, hoping to grasp this powerful technique as soon as possible, dedicating a significant portion of his daily ti to inducing anger and then subjugating this emotion with his will and spirit.
This also led to a side effect... his temper beca sowhat more volatile than usual.
Although the change is not significant, and he can easily keep it under control.
But having reached such a level in Martial Arts Practice, his Spiritual Aura is starkly different from ordinary people.
Even if his tone and expressions remain as normal, the subtle yet terrifying pressure emanating from him has been making those around him sowhat jittery.
Miao Miao is still fine, just less frequent in sleeping on top of him, but the little maid Yun Qin now trembles a bit whenever she sees him.
Ning Yuantai has also sensed sothing off, not daring to co over for als these past two days, fearing an accidental brush with Xue Jing's bad side.
Ti slowly passes.
On the fourth day of resting after the U19 quarterfinals, at one in the morning.
Neither a second more nor a second less, Xue Jing opened his eyes, clear-minded, his pupils flickering with divine light in the dark room.
He picked up Miao Miao who was purring softly on his chest, placed her to the side, then sat up, got out of bed, and looked out the window.
After half a day of ditation to adjust his ntal state, he had cleansed the restlessness brought by practicing Inverse Scales, and his entire being returned to calmness.
Now, it was ti for serious matters.
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