"So the fundamental principle of martial arts is essentially a summary of empirical knowledge on how to achieve maximum destructive power with minimal force. Therefore, it boils down to three regular processes: erupting with the strongest force along the shortest straight-line distance to cause maximum destruction. Although there are various styles and techniques—such as curves, loops, and circles—I know that in the Black Sea there is an ethnic minority whose Inner Force Realm masters are collectively called ninja. They use all sorts of optical illusions to apply their Inner Force martial arts. Among them is a specialized technique for manipulating chained sickles, striking enemies from bizarre, curving trajectories during combat. But fundamentally, this is still just done to evade the human field of vision and attack from blind spots. It still falls within the three basic laws of straight lines, speed, and destruction. Yet your martial arts completely defy conventional reason."
As Parab said this, he made a circular motion with both hands, looking much like someone practicing Tai Chi Fist. But while the spirit was similar, the form was not; with just a slight circular turn, everyone around felt as if they could no longer keep their balance, as though their bodies were being pulled by that circle.
However, Parab only executed a few movements before continuing: "The martial principles of this style are vastly different from those commonly seen in the world. It appears empty …
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