Chapter 760: The martial arts manual that one dreams of practicing

"... I suppose he has suffered enough; the golden needles I used are sacred objects of the Tantric sect and possess immense power. That demonic person must have been hit hard, and he must be hiding somewhere to heal his wounds. He should not be coming out to cause trouble again in the short term."

Hearing Master Kucheng's analysis, joy appeared on everyone's faces.

"Then let us go find him now!" Yin Tianzheng said impatiently.

Master Kucheng waved his hand: "This poor monk has already investigated his residence; he is no longer there."

Yin Tianzheng was slightly taken aback. Master Kucheng made sense; he had been anxious just now and had forgotten this point. Now that he had calmed down and thought about it carefully, with the Mo Sect having laid out such a large formation, it was impossible for them not to have left themselves a way out.

Master Kucheng continued: "I observe that although this Mo Sect person is formidable, he is not without flaws. This poor monk estimates that he should not have recovered yet. During this time, you all need to be extra vigilant."

"Does the Master mean that we don't need to track him for the time being?" Yin Tianzheng asked.

Master Kucheng nodded: "Hmm, this poor monk feels that he should not appear again; you only need to guard this place."

Yin Tianzheng nodded in agreement.

Master Kucheng added: "Besides informing your sect, I have another matter to request today. I wonder if your sect has any miraculous pills?"

Miraculous pills?

Yin Tianzheng looked puzzled. Why did Uncle Master Kuxing suddenly ask about miraculous pills?

"Miraculous pills are not exactly rare, but I wonder how many the Uncle Master needs?" Yin Tianzheng asked.

Master Kucheng hesitated for a moment and slowly held up five fingers.

Yin Tianzheng was stunned: "Does the Uncle Master mean five pills?"

Master Kucheng nodded: "This poor monk hopes these five miraculous pills will help my Shaolin Sect disciples master the Luo Han Fist."

Even with Yin Tianzheng's composure, he couldn't help but gasp. The Shaolin Seventy-Two Ultimate Arts consist of nine volumes, including six realms: body refining, Qi refining, form refining, bone changing, marrow cutting, and marrow washing.

It is rumored that once the Luo Han Fist is mastered, one can reach a state of indestructibility. The founder of Shaolin Temple once used the Luo Han Fist to suppress the entire Mount Huashan in one fell swoop, laying the foundation for the Shaolin Temple to become the leader of Chinese martial arts for over a hundred years after Wudang, which can be said to have shaken all directions.

However, the Luo Han Fist was lost a thousand years ago, and only three styles of the fist technique have been passed down through the generations: first, the Luo Han Subduing Tiger Seal; second, the Luo Han Vajra Pestle; and third, the Luo Han Subduing Tiger Sword. These three Luo Han Fist moves are the essence of the Shaolin Seventy-Two Ultimate Arts, and each move contains earth-shattering power.

The Luo Han Subduing Tiger Seal, when struck with one palm, can cause mountains to collapse and the earth to crack; the Subduing Tiger Fist, once unleashed, is like a fierce tiger pouncing on its prey, fierce and domineering.

The Luo Han Vajra Pestle, when swung, creates a whistling wind, and in a trance, it seems to carry the force of a thousand jun.

As for the Luo Han Subduing Tiger Sword, legend has it that this sword was a precious blade used by the Buddha to slay demons and eliminate evil; it cuts through iron like mud and its power is unparalleled.

Among the Shaolin Seventy-Two Ultimate Arts, the power of these three techniques is considered the greatest. Anyone who learns even a move or two can look down upon the heroes. Moreover, the difficulty of practicing these three techniques is extremely high; even ordinary high monks may not necessarily be able to enter the door.

Therefore, the Luo Han Subduing Tiger Seal, the Luo Han Vajra Pestle, and the Luo Han Subduing Tiger Sword are all techniques that Shaolin disciples dream of practicing.

However, the talent and comprehension of Shaolin disciples are too poor, and these three techniques are even more obscure and profound; without years or even decades of effort, it is impossible to glimpse the mystery.

Moreover, the aptitude of Shaolin disciples is dull, and it is even more difficult to master these three techniques, which has led to these three techniques being called techniques, but they can only be considered Shaolin secret manuals. ===== CHAPTER 762 =====