Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 551 Introduction to the Fragment of the Eight Extremes Method

"Could it be... that internal energy cultivation truly existed in ancient times?"

"Even if internal martial arts didn't exist in ancient times, can modern times realize this possibility?"

Meridians are actually the connections between key points in the body. Regardless of whether one has internal energy cultivation, these are inherent mechanisms.

Just like the central axis, horizontal line, and diagonal of an object, don't ask why they are 'invisible' or 'intangible'; they need to be understood theoretically.

"So, in the modern world of the past, could we embed a conductive silver wire along the meridians and use electrical energy to stimulate and replicate these martial arts techniques?"

Are they naturally gifted electricians?
hiss--!
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Yaro didn't dwell on this issue for long.

Whether he had internal energy in his past life or not is irrelevant to him now.

Continue down.

The principles of the "Swallowing Word Technique" and the "Ghost Gate Life-Stealing Technique" are the same, so there are also two methods—or rather, external and internal techniques.

External skills: Similarly, they also use movements to mobilize life force to more than twenty positions.

Internal Strength: Another meridian has been opened, but there are ten core acupoints on this meridian.

The number of acupoints in the "Swallowing Word Technique" is significantly greater than that in the "Ghost Gate Life-Stealing Technique".

On the one hand, it's because 'Ghost Gate Life-Stealing Technique' is just a combat technique, while 'Swallowing Word Technique' is a complete cultivation method.

On the other hand, it's also because the "swallowing word technique" is effective from the very beginning, and the effect becomes stronger with each additional acupoint activated.

Every step yields results, making it easier for beginners to get started.

Slow activation also gives the body time to adapt, reducing the severity of aftereffects.

With the weights biased towards these purposes, simplicity will naturally suffer.

Next is the 'Blood Word Technique'.

Although the system panel has combined the 'Swallowing Word Technique' and the 'Blood Word Technique' together and labeled them as 'Beginner'.

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[Fragmentary Version of the Eight Extremes Method: Introduction (Swallowing Word Technique, Blood Word Technique)]

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However, in Yaro's perception, the degree of mastery of the 'Blood Word Technique' was significantly higher than that of the 'Swallowing Word Technique'.

Yaro is even confident that he can directly activate the external martial arts technique of 'Blood Word Technique' to temporarily improve his endurance, but it will increase the burden on his cardiovascular system.

That's normal, considering that the foundation of the 'Blood Word Technique' alone, the 'Blood Frenzy' skill, requires two skill points.

The stamina recovery effect of the 'Blood Word Technique' is significantly less than that of the 'Knight's Breathing Technique' which has no side effects, but fortunately the two can be stacked.

Yaro quickly sorted out the knowledge added by the 'Blood Word Technique', and without delay, he took out a new 'Blood Frenzy' manual, added a few sheets of paper, and began to write down the new content one by one.

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The external martial arts technique of "Blood Word Technique" has eighteen acupoints, distributed on the palms, arms, chest, back, and even two in the armpits.

The internal energy points of the 'Blood Word Technique' are only three, located near the heart, but the surrounding meridians form a large loop.

Moreover, the bypassing meridians share several acupoints with the Swallowing Technique.

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He didn't realize it while he was writing, but after finishing the last sentence, Yaro discovered that his stomach was growling with hunger.

As soon as I looked up, I noticed the plate on the desk next to me.

"Was that prepared for me?"

Yaro asked a question.

"Yes, teacher."

Bevan said apologetically, "Bard brought over two lunches... I'm so sorry, teacher, I was too hungry, so I didn't wait for you."

“I told you a few months ago that you should eat when it’s mealtime and not wait for anyone. Otherwise, when the experiments get busy, maybe no one will be able to eat. Why are you apologizing for something like this?”

As he spoke, Yaro got up and walked over.

I opened the plate and took a look. Good heavens, it was rabbit meat again.

Fortunately, Badr knew Jaro's eating habits and provided vegetables and pasta along with the food.

"Teacher, the food has gotten cold. Would you like me to prepare a fresh serving?"

"Need not……"

Yaro stuffed a piece of meat into his mouth, chewing as he mumbled something indistinctly:

"Bevin... um... sob sob sob..."

Bevan guessed, "Does it mean you want me to see what you just wrote?"

"Gurgle... Ha!"

After swallowing the rabbit meat with the fruit wine, Yaro let out a long sigh of relief and nodded.

"Yes, that's right! I'm going to have a meal now. Tell me what problems I have and what I didn't understand after you've finished reading it."

This was both to have Bevan help with the examination and to prepare to pass on this martial arts technique to him.

Yaro wanted to verify his earlier conjecture.

Can magic... replace life force as the operating energy of the "Eight Extremes Method"?

Fortunately, Bevin's energy affinity is very high, and it is of the shadow type, so the stimulation to the body is relatively mild, and his magic is very weak.

With all three layers of effect combined, the corrosive damage from the magic to his body should not be significant.

Moreover, martial arts have made significant progress, so there is no point in continuing to let Bevin follow the path of an ancient wizard.

Bevin is now in a dangerous situation and must learn how to protect himself as soon as possible.

The lesser of two evils.

The internal energy cultivation chapter of the Eight Extremes Method is the best choice right now!

The book that Yarrow just wrote is similar to a complete research paper.

It details the knowledge used, the specific thought process, and the final conclusions. Then, based on the specific purpose, the different conclusions are combined to build a specific product.

After only a few glances, Bevan was captivated by the human anatomy information presented and quickly became engrossed in it.

Seeing this, Yaro also slowed down his eating to avoid disturbing Bevin, while secretly pondering the potential problems that might arise from replacing life force with magic.

Theoretically speaking, the Eight Extremes Method can indeed be replaced by magic.

Vitality has a nourishing effect, which is like adding to the body's energy.

Magic has a corrosive effect; for the body, it's like doing 'subtraction'.

Whether it's 'addition' or 'subtraction', it has a stimulating effect.

Just like cutting through a magnetic field, whether it goes upwards or downwards, it will generate an electric current.

Moreover, in essence, 'acupuncture' is also 'subtraction', which involves using silver needles to damage acupoints. The effect of 'magic' is closer to that of 'acupuncture' and is more likely to produce results.

"But... damage is damage after all, especially stimulating those important acupoints, it must be very painful, right?"

Yaro was unsure because he hadn't tried it either.

I don't dare to try it easily.

After all, the current peace and stability is entirely due to Yaro's astonishing combat power.

If Yaro's body were to malfunction, not to mention others, even the seemingly honest Boone family might immediately turn hostile and pounce on him, chewing up Yaro's bones and swallowing them whole.

Regardless of whether they can chew it or not, the situation will inevitably take a turn for the worse.

Yaro glanced at Bevin, noticing his expression had become serious at some point. He took a sip of his fruit wine and thought to himself:

"Although I personally believe that when faced with two evils, one should choose the lesser one, I will not make the choice for you."

"Your destiny is in your own hands."

"Bevin, what is your choice?"

(End of this chapter)