Inosuke was a genius. The Beast Breathing he had created greatly broadened Mu Yu's horizons.
Isshin-ryu had an important theory called "the breath of all things." When Mu Yu comprehended the realm of cutting through steel, he had also grasped the breath of all things and could hear all manner of sounds in nature.
But he had never seriously studied how animals breathed or what their breathing rhythms were.
Perhaps because he had been raised by boars since childhood, Inosuke's way of thinking was vastly different from that of humans.
And Inosuke's Beast Breathing gave Mu Yu tremendous inspiration, like a key that opened the door to new ways of thinking.
Compared to humans, beasts were fiercer and more savage. Yet at the same time, they were simpler and purer.
Foraging was foraging, stalking was stalking, hunting was hunting!
Through Inosuke's breathing, Mu Yu could seemingly see what state this boar, Inosuke, was in and what he wanted to do next.
Of course, more importantly, through Inosuke's state, Mu Yu could clearly sense the changes in his limbs.
For instance, when hunting, after Inosuke adjusted his breathing, more blood and oxygen flowed toward his legs.
During the process of stalking and searching, blood and oxygen flowed more precisely toward his brain, eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and other organs adept at locating prey.
This was vastly different from the philosophy of Water Breathing!
Water Breathing covered every aspect, but put another way, it also tended toward mediocrity.
With Beast Breathing as a point of comparison, Mu Yu felt as though a fog had suddenly lifted from his mind.
Only with a goal could one accomplish anything with half the effort.
Mu Yu thought for a moment, then immediately began adjusting his breathing. Large amounts of blood and oxygen began flowing toward