Tiger Roars in China

The master hadn't even said that he would teach them the dual cultivation technique, but Ah Wan had already agreed.

Yu Feilong stopped teasing Ah Wan. He stood up, clapped his hands, and said to Li Meng and Ah Wan, "Since your bodies are almost healed, from today on, I will begin to teach you the sword technique of catching fish."

Ah Wan asked curiously, "Is the Fish Catching Sword Technique used to catch fish?"

Yu Feilong nodded and said, "Yes, it is the sword technique used to catch the Longmen Flying Carp."

After breakfast, Yu Feilong brought Li Meng and A Wan to the Wanli Pond under the Longmen Waterfall.

For others, this is a restricted area.

But for the Dragon Sword Saint Yu Feilong, there is no such thing as a restricted area.

No matter how terrible the place is, he can still walk on flat ground.

Wanli Lake is very large and the water is bottomless.

The water in most lakes and pools is blue.

However, the water in Wanli Lake is dark green, which makes people afraid.

There are many stones beside the pond, which have been corroded by the water for a long time and have taken on various shapes.

Some of them are above the water, like small islands.

Some of them are not above the water, like reefs.

Yu Feilong handed two sheathed long swords to Li Meng and A Wan, and said, "Li Meng, A Wan, what sword techniques have you learned before? Practice them all and show them to me."

Li Meng took the sword, but couldn't pull it out, and couldn't help but look at A Wan.

A Wan held the scabbard in one hand and the hilt in the other. He raised his thumb and pressed against the retaining spring. With a "click", he drew the sword out of the scabbard, rotated his wrist, and made a beautiful sword flower.

Yu Feilong nodded and said, “Ah Wan has learned swordsmanship, which is not bad.

Li Meng should have forgotten everything that happened in the past.

It doesn’t matter, let’s start over again.”

Yu Feilong also drew his sword and turned his wrist. The long sword in his hand was like a noodle, bending and turning at will. The tip of the sword was like a poisonous tongue, stretching and retracting unpredictably.

As Yu Feilong sheathed his sword, a leaf fell.

Ah Wan picked up the leaf and opened his mouth in surprise.

Yu Feilong actually used the tip of his sword to carve out the word "sword" on the leaf.

This swordsmanship is simply amazing!

Seeing that Li Meng was deep in thought, Yu Feilong instructed him, "Hold the sword loosely, keep your wrist flexible, and draw the sword quickly, accurately, and fiercely! This is the secret of swordsmanship."

Li Meng saw clearly that when Yu Feilong swung his sword just now, he did not use any sword energy at all. He simply used the power of the sword body, which was already extremely exquisite.

Li Meng pressed the spring, drew the sword out of its sheath, turned his wrist, and suddenly a sword flower danced out, chopping the clump of water plants in front of him into pieces.

Ah Wan laughed and said, "Master's sword technique is the Fish Catching Sword Technique. What kind of sword technique is this Li Meng's? Is it the Grass Cutting Sword Technique?"

Li Meng was also a little confused. His sword shook and he lost control of the direction.

The sword flower came out, but no one knew where it was pointing.

Li Meng looked down at the sword in his hand. It was different from an ordinary sword. The sword was narrow and long, and looked more like a thin stabbing sword.

With a slight shake, the sword began to tremble.

Yu Feilong smiled and said, "You should have discovered that the swords we use are different from ordinary swords.

Swordsmanship generally emphasizes lightness, speed, and agility, but our swordsmanship for catching fish emphasizes stability, accuracy, and ruthlessness.

That is, the hand must be steady, the direction of the sword must be accurate, and the force used must be fierce. "

Ah Wan shook the sword in his hand and asked, "Master, this sword is long and narrow. It shakes when I move it. How can I be accurate?"

Yu Feilong glanced at A Wan and asked, "A Wan, you are also an old fisherman. You can spear fish, right? Our sword is transformed from a harpoon.

When spearing fish, it’s all about speed, accuracy, and ruthlessness.”

After Yu Feilong said this, A Wan understood.

She made a few sword flowers with her sword, stabbed forward a few times, and said, "It's just stabbing fish with a sword, I can do it.

However, this sword is a bit soft."

Yu Feilong smiled and nodded, “To catch Longmen Flying Carp, you need to be soft.

The Longmen Flying Carp is extremely precious, and can only be caught alive; if it dies, it will be worthless.

In the beginning, in order to catch the flying carp from Longmen, my brothers and I risked our lives by swimming up and down the waterfall, and only then did we develop this sword technique for catching fish."

Yu Feilong was very patient and explained to A Wan and Li Meng the essentials of the fish-catching sword technique.

“Longmen Flying Carp has scales all over its body, which are extremely hard and slippery. It is very difficult to catch it alive without hurting it.

This requires not only steadiness, accuracy and ruthlessness, but also good timing.

The moment the Longmen Flying Carp leaps into the air, its fins and wings stretch out and its gills open.

We need to seize that moment to thrust the sword through the gills without hurting the fish."

As Yu Feilong spoke, he straightened his wrist and the sword in his hand was instantly infused with true energy and became straight.

"In the final analysis, the sword is an extension of the hand. It needs to hit wherever you point, without any error. This is definitely not something that can be achieved in a day. It requires long-term practice."

Yu Feilong slowly pushed the sword in his hand forward, and the tip of the sword accurately pierced into the scar on a tree without hurting the scar at all.

Yu Feilong slowly put away his sword and stabbed again. . . .

This happened several times in a row, but not a single trace was left on the tree.

Li Meng and Ah Wan ran to the tree together, carefully observed the scar on the tree, and asked, "Master, is this the mark left by your sword practice?"

Yu Feilong shook his head and said, "At that time, how could we have the leisure to stab trees?

This should be the trace left behind when Yu Deshui was teaching his apprentice. "

Li Meng and A Wan touched the mark and admired it.

Yu Feilong said to Li Meng and A Wan, "Today, you don't have to stab the tree. Just practice infusing your internal energy into the sword and make it straight. Let's get started!"

In fact, to truly practice swordsmanship, one still needs to stand on the sword stance.

However, Yu Feilong's sword technique for catching fish is different from the orthodox sword technique, so this step is omitted.

Li Meng and A Wan stood in position, and in order to avoid being accidentally injured by each other's swords, they kept a distance from each other.

A Wan approached the big tree, while Li Meng approached the edge of the pond.

Ah Wan already had a foundation in swordsmanship. Although she had just stepped into the realm of a swordsman, her foundation was very solid. After practicing for a short time, she was able to shake the sword straight.

But Li Mengke is far worse.

After several days of practice, the internal energy in his body has begun to flow.

However, Li Meng couldn't control the strength.

It wasn't because the force was too great that the sword was shaking and making a "rustling" sound.

It's just that the force is not enough and the sword drops its head.

In short, after practicing for a long time, he couldn't shake the sword straight even once.

Ah Wan was very anxious, but she couldn't help with this kind of thing.

Yu Feilong’s teaching was already detailed enough.

The way to wield a sword lies in one's heart and depends entirely on one's own understanding. There is no point in saying too much.