The Good-for-Nothing Seventh Miss

Chapter 1906: Please Call Me Mentor (1)

Shen Yanxiao was arranged to teach every afternoon, and the rest of the time was freely allocated. Iry and the others had already handed over the agreed-upon dark nuclei to Shen Yanxiao that afternoon, and Kehr had also sent over a batch of dark nuclei and two secret books on physical skills.

“Isn’t this… human martial arts?” Shen Yanxiao stared at the two secret books of physical skills in her hands. Although the whole book was written in the language of the undead, Shen Yanxiao saw traces of human cultivation between the lines.

These two books recorded the highest level of martial arts and did not use any battle aura or magic.

Shen Yanxiao sat cross-legged on the bed and read the entire book.

She remembered that Xiu once said that humans could not use battle aura or magic at the beginning. These two forces had been hidden in their bodies. Before they were discovered, humans relied on martial arts, which was what they called physical skills, to fight. They relied on the strength of their bodies to fight against their enemies.

These martial arts were more like Chinese martial arts. After Shen Yanxiao joined the organization, she had also undergone a long period of martial arts training. After all, in modern society, battle aura and magic only existed in stories.

From the history of human growth in the Brilliance Continent, the first human beings had used martial arts. It was not until battle aura and magic were discovered that they changed their training pattern.

This process of evolution from ancient eastern martial arts to western magic really made Shen Yanxiao sigh at the magic of this world.

Shen Yanxiao opened one of the books. The little people drawn on it were in various postures, some of which Shen Yanxiao found extremely familiar.

“Why does this look like Tai Chi?”

Using softness to overcome strength, fighting the strong with weakness, Chinese Tai Chi!

Shen Yanxiao’s mind was in disorder. She actually saw a secret book similar to ancient Chinese Tai Chi in this world!

Shen Yanxiao had learned Tai Chi for a few months when she was in the organization, but because her immediate superior felt that as an assassin, this kind of soft martial arts did not conform to the skills of an assassin, so the classes were scrapped. Shen Yanxiao had not touched Tai Chi for many years, but now that she was exposed to it again, the accumulated months of training in her body seemed to be boiling.

“This is interesting.” Shen Yanxiao suddenly jumped out of bed and began to practice according to the contents of the book.

Due to the foundation of her previous life, this secret manual was extremely simple for Shen Yanxiao.

Taotie had unknowingly rushed out of Shen Yanxiao’s body. He sat on the bed with a large bag of food in his hand. While eating with relish, he looked at Shen Yanxiao’s slow movements that were similar to a slow-motion replay.

“Master, what are you doing?” Taotie tilted his head. He really could not see what Shen Yanxiao was doing.

“Training,” Shen Yanxiao answered.

“Master, are you sure this move can kill?” Taotie was so shocked that he did not even have the time to swallow the snacks in his mouth. Could such a turtle-like move really be used in combat? He reckoned that before he could attack, he would be killed by the other party. The secret books of the undead were indeed unreliable. They did not have any lethality at all. It was like dancing. How could they be used in a fight?

“You’ll know when the time comes.” Shen Yanxiao smiled. It was really difficult to discuss the profound meaning of Chinese martial arts with a magical beast. She was curious as to why there were martial arts similar to her previous life in the hands of the Undead race. Was it a coincidence, or…