Why is the Witch King here?!

When he came out of the Alison Ula Desert, he said that he had to solve a very important matter. We guessed that it had something to do with the secret techniques used to deal with Hou Tuye. For this reason, he didn't even have time to say goodbye to me.

He left in a hurry, but he didn't expect to come here?

Could it be that Yang Asha called him here?

As soon as this idea came up, I immediately rejected it. The Witch King betrayed the Miao Territory for some unknown reason. Now he has become an enemy of the Miao people. He dare not show his face in the Miao Territory and talk to the black Miao chieftain Asha.

It should be currently in a hostile state.

This guy just jumped into Yang Asha's lair, which is unusual.

For a moment, many thoughts flashed through my mind, and then I raised my chin toward the teahouse.

"Let's go see this old friend."

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The teahouse was buzzing with people.

There are thirty to fifty small square tables on the first floor, but not a single seat is empty. Guests sit together in small groups, drinking tea and chatting. Smoking is not allowed here, and people are puffing away smoke everywhere.

A big smoking gun filled the room with smoke.

I glanced around the room, my energy diverging, and I actually caught several unusual smells.

In a corner near the southeast, an old man wearing a pipa-collared jacket and a black silk bandana was sipping coarse tea from a palm-sized earthenware bowl. The old man was probably an octogenarian, thin in stature, but energetic.

He is so hale and hearty, especially his eyes, which are extremely sharp. It reminds me subconsciously of Hai Dongqing in the mountains outside the pass. Those are a pair of eyes that are no less sharp than Hai Dongqing.

Opposite the old man, sat a girl who was at most eighteen or nineteen years old. This girl wore a left-front coat with two stripes of lace, wider sleeves, and an eight-piece skirt underneath. She looked pretty, but because she was outdoors all year round

Because of her, her skin was not fair, but a healthy little white. She was holding a long pipe in one hand, rubbing the yellow tobacco in the other hand, carefully putting the tobacco into the pot, and then handed the dry pipe to the old man.

, after the old man bit it in his mouth, he took out a lighter and lit the fire for the old man very skillfully.

The old man took a deep breath, and the tobacco in the pot burned and sizzled. Then the old man closed his eyes and snorted in contentment.

Judging from the way the old man and the young man are dressed, they must be from the Tujia people.

I noticed that both of them had thick calluses on their right hands, but the calluses were unevenly distributed. Some of them were concentrated on the inside of the thumb knuckle, and some were in the center of the finger socket. Such marks are not commonly used.

The calluses formed by knives are evenly distributed in the thumb socket. This uneven distribution should be the traces left by shooting bows and arrows all year round. People who like Mongolian-style archery are prone to leaving them.

Such traces of calluses, after all, when they draw the bow, they need to use their thumb to buckle the string, and the arrow tail is stuck in the finger socket of the thumb and index finger. The stability and speed of shooting in this way are much better than the Mediterranean archery method. Some archery methods are extremely

Smart people like to use this method to shoot their bows.

At the same time, the energy and blood of these two people are astonishingly strong, like wild beasts. This is definitely not the energy and blood that ordinary people can possess. Even if they exercise all year round, they cannot reach this level. They need special methods to temper themselves.

"Is this the legendary Tujia Maogusi?"

I thought to myself.

According to legend, Maogusi are the ancestors of the Tujia people in the age of Ru Mao drinking blood. Legend has it that they wandered naked in the wilderness and hunted. Each one of them was a powerful warrior and hunter.

However, in Taoism, Tujia Maogusi is a kind of inheritance. It originated in ancient times. In order to survive better in the mountains and forests, the Tujia ancestors developed a series of special methods of tempering their bodies. This has been derived to this day and has formed

A line of inheritance creates powerful warriors with blood like wild beasts. Such warriors are called Tujia Maogus. These people have a long history. The most glorious time should be during the reign of Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty. The Japanese provoked provocations and became naturalized.

Chieftain Peng Yinan led Tujia elite soldiers across the southeastern coast to attack Japanese slaves. It is said that the people guarding him were a group of Tujia Maogus. These people could shoot powerful bows and shoot Japanese slaves as easily as harvesting grass and mustard.

However, since Peng Yinan, the once united Tujia Maogusi fell apart. No one can lead these fierce and rebellious warriors. These Maogusi either dispersed into the mountains and forests to associate with wild beasts, or were loyal to all kinds of people.

A small group of chieftains gradually formed a family system of inheritance. They rarely showed up, especially after the ban on guns and hunting in the 1990s, and they completely disappeared from the world.

Qingzhu said that the Maogus have not disappeared. Thousands of Maogus still live in the mountains of western Hunan. They still maintain their hunting life style, but they are not accepted by modern society at all. These fierce warriors have made

Qingzhu's memory was very profound. He even believed that the Tujia Maogus were the greatest threat to the southwest. Once these people got into the deep mountains and old forests, even with the strength of the Tianmeng, they would not dare to pursue them deeply, and they would die miserably.

Then, my eyes glanced at a table near the stairs.

There are six or seven men in their thirties sitting around this table. These men are all wearing Tang suits with ripped chests and open breasts. The texture is rough and they should be made of homespun cloth. There are a pair of small pockets on the chest and two on the abdomen.

A big bag, typical Zhuang dress.

These six or seven people are not strong in stature, they are all dark and thin, and their energy and blood are not strong. They are far inferior to the old man and the young man at the next table. The only characteristic is that their auras remain surprisingly consistent.

The six or seven people seemed to be carved out of the same mold.

"This should be the Valsalva Wolf Soldier, right?"

I thought to myself silently.

Compared with the Tujia Maogusi, the inheritance of the Wa's Wolf Soldiers is not that long. When talking about them, one has to mention a heroine - Mrs. Wa's!

This Mrs. Wa is also a hero who fought against the Japanese. She fought against the Japanese earlier than Qi Jiguang. It is said that she is brave and powerful. When the two swords are danced, the swords shine like snow, and the whole body is covered with white light. She once created a formation.

It is said that the mandarin duck formation used by Qi Jiguang later when he fought against the Japanese came from Mrs. Wa's formation. Many of the martial arts scriptures he compiled were also based on Mrs. Wa's formation.

When talking about China, one cannot avoid the subject of Kung Fu.

But when it comes to Chinese Kung Fu, those messy masters represent nothing, and the commonly mentioned internal and external masters are just the tip of the iceberg.

Where is the real Kung Fu? It’s always in the martial arts!

That thing collects and organizes the essence of the entire Chinese war history!

Chinese Kung Fu originated from war. Speaking of war, this country that has fought nearly a quarter of the total number of wars in the world has a lot of say. What is summed up in the war is

Real kung fu not only refers to boxing and kicking kung fu, but also includes riding and shooting, the use of weapons, battle formations, etc.

Where is the master of martial arts? In Qi Jiajun, in Guangxi Wolf Soldiers!

Where is the essence of the Wolf Soldier? In the Valsalva Wolf Soldier.

It is said that Mrs. Wa's wife taught her kung fu to her soldiers, and also let them practice formations, single-handedly shaping them into the most powerful warriors. After Mrs. Wa's death, these wolf soldiers scattered among the people and disappeared.

During the Battle of Sarhu, among the large armies dispatched by the Ming court, only the Qi family troops were seen, but not these wolf soldiers. They seemed to have disappeared from the world.

Later, it was also said that these wolf soldiers sneaked into the mountains around Baise, because Mrs. Wa's wife was buried there, and they had been living near Mrs. Wa's burial place. Over the hundreds of years, several villages were formed.

These villages still inherit the precious wealth left by Mrs. Wa's wife. The Wa's Wolf Soldiers originated from these villages. They are the true masters of Chinese Kung Fu and are good at combined attacks. However, as time goes by,

Now they are also included in the category of Xuanmen, separated from the secular category. These Wa's Wolf Soldiers are also extremely outstanding existences among the Xuanmen forces in the southwest.

In addition, there are many Taoist people in this building.

"It is said that the southwest region is the place with the most Taoist inheritance. Now let's take a look, it is really well-deserved, with countless varieties and varieties!

It seems that it is impossible to attract Yang Asha in this teahouse!"

After looking around, I couldn't help but sigh softly.

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Chapter completed!