Yang Jing strode to the center of the spacious training room.
He set his feet shoulder-width apart and stood firmly, his back straight. His aura settled into stillness as he entered a state of wholehearted cultivation.
After a brief moment of concentration, he began. The first art he practiced was the Indestructible True Art, which he planned to advance to the True Qi Realm.
Yang Jing drew a deep breath and assumed the opening stance of the Indestructible True Art-Bear Stance.
His knees slowly bent as he sank into a steady crouch, his hands hanging naturally before his knees, palms down. His body was relaxed yet held hidden inner force. He resembled a black bear lying dormant in the mountain forests, solid and weighty, unmoving as a mountain.
As he settled into the posture, the internal qi in his body followed the art's prescribed pathways, slowly flowing into his limbs and throughout his flesh and bones.
His normally gentle internal qi now took on a weightier, more majestic quality.
Each strand of internal qi gently washed through his body. A faint ache and swelling sensation rose in his muscles and bones, yet it felt exceptionally soothing.
He held the posture, breathing slowly and evenly. Every inhalation and exhalation matched the rhythm of the art, and the internal qi circulated within him without the slightest disorder.
A moment later, Yang Jing suddenly moved, flowing from Bear Stance into Eagle Soar.
His legs drove upward, lifting his body abruptly. His arms spread to either side like an eagle unfurling its wings, his palms brimming with fierce inner force. The true qi around him instantly became sharp and forceful.
He then practiced the dozens of specific movements that followed in the Indestructible True Art, one after another.
Tiger Pounce, Ape Leap, Turtle Breath,