Of course, basic martial techniques did not consume much energy. They were also the introductory self-defense methods of all immortals, which meant their power was naturally limited. Thus, people of the same level usually relied on basic martial techniques, and their fights often became battles of attrition. To avoid being dragged into a war of endurance, every system's ultimate technique was indispensable. Only by using an ultimate technique well could one determine life and death.
Unfortunately, my cultivation was too low. Before I had the chance to learn any martial techniques, my master died after failing to overcome his tribulation. Thus, Cleaving Wind Palm was currently one of my only two offensive methods. The first was a spell derived from my wood-element spiritual root, which I had developed by comprehending Qingmao's vine attacks.
However, after trying it out, I found that its effectiveness was completely overshadowed by the power of Cleaving Wind Palm. In the end, I placed my focus on Cleaving Wind Palm, while using my wood-element techniques only to restrict the enemy's movements or harass them.
Fortunately, although basic wood-element spells were weak, movement techniques worked exceptionally well in forests. This wood-element movement technique was called Wood Transformation Dance. It opened secret passages through the body's wood-element meridians, allowing wood spiritual energy to sprout branches from the body's trunk. These branches could propel a person forward continuously, or transform into tentacles that rapidly wrapped around other trees, allowing one to move swiftly by pulling oneself closer!
This ever-changing movement technique was far stranger than the Force-Stepping technique of the palm arts. On level ground, a wood-element branch would immediately burst from behind me and thrust me far ahead like a bamboo pole, sending me slanting straight into the sky. While moving through the air, the tentacles of Wood