"Come on, let's finish today's practice with a few moves." After clearing her throat, Qianhua stood up, picked up the training wooden sword beside her, and signaled Ashina to get ready: "Do as I just taught you.

Do it with posture.”

"The sideways one?" Ashina asked.

"Yes." Qianhua shook the sword in her hand and drew a beautiful sword flower.

I don't know when I got into the habit. Ashina had to take a deep breath before doing any action.

After Qianhua noticed it, she slowly shook the ashes from her cigarette and then corrected her.

"Ashina...this is not a good habit. Just this inhalation action will expose your flaws. An experienced opponent can use it to judge the timing of your next attack. This is very fatal."

"Well, I will pay attention to it." After being told this, Ashina's expression suddenly became a little depressed: "But it seems that there are too many things to pay attention to, right?"

"This is just a detail, but it can affect you subtly. But you have to remember one thing - don't be affected by rules and regulations."

Qianhua took another puff on her pipe and then expressed her opinion.

"Repeatedly correcting your movements does not mean that you will follow them rigidly during battle. It is so that your body can remember the preparation posture that is easiest to exert strength."

"Look, why do I only correct the movements of your waist and back? It's because these two parts represent the overall framework of your move."

"Oh..." It looked like she was dizzy. Ashina didn't know whether she understood or not: "That's what happened."

"That's it." Rearranging her posture, Qianhua lowered her voice and said, "Do you know why some people still have outstanding martial arts skills after losing their memory?"

"Why?" Ashina didn't quite understand: "Is it because of physical memory?"

"That's it. The more you practice, the more your body will react instinctively." Qianhua looked directly at Ashina and said: "Actually, in my opinion, if you want to recover the lost memory, you might as well start here as the starting point.

.”

"Uh..." Ashina seemed to be thinking about something profound, and then asked: "But I don't seem to have lost my memory, right?"

"What I mean is that through continuous martial arts practice, you will eventually remember some things. So even if you are planning to lose your memory in the future, you have to practice hard now." When Qianhua said this, her tone paused: "...But Ai

You usually don’t lose your memory, right? If you really lose your memory, it’s like a machine malfunction, and hitting your head with a hammer should be enough.”

Ashina: “It’s going to hurt!

"

Qianhua: "Just think of the hammer as a magic attack and you will be immune to it."

Ashina: "Well, that's too idealistic..."

Ashina: "And what Aya is immune to is magical energy, not the physical entity constructed by magic..."

Ashina: "For example, if someone releases a magical flame made purely of mana, we will not be harmed."

Ashina: "However, if he releases physical flames constructed using the existing flame elements around him, he can hurt us. In fact, magicians will try their best to use the surrounding natural elements to make the magic they release physical.

Department, so as not to be affected by the opponent's method of guarding against mages."

Ashina: "This is why many mages use some casting materials before casting spells... For example, first light the fire wadding and then use the flame element produced by its burning to cast the spell, or directly use flame leaves, a material rich in flame elements.

"

Ashina: "If there are no corresponding elements around to cast spells, then the spells released by the mage must be pure magic. Not only is it generally not very lethal, but it also consumes a lot of one's own mental and spiritual energy."
Chapter completed!