Toad Stance (Ultimate Art) Level: 9 (+4) Proficiency: 0/20,000,000 Western Venom Ouyang Feng's signature ultimate technique. It used stillness to counter motion and possessed limitless power. Vitality Limit +4500 (+4000), Internal Energy Limit +4500 (+4000) Constitution +450 (+400), Strength +450 (+400), Agility +450 (+400), Reaction +450 (+400) Special effect: Golden Toad Charge Golden Toad Charge: Before making a move, one could charge up in advance. A frog's croak would sound during the charge, causing the next strike to unleash 150% of its normal power. Included Move: Toad Stance Toad Stance It used stillness to counter motion. The entire body accumulated strength and contained momentum, storing power without releasing it. The moment an enemy attacked, it would immediately unleash an incomparably fierce counterattack. Attack +720%, Accuracy +720%. Before the move was unleashed, internal energy swelled like a ball. When struck by an enemy attack, it generated a rebounding force and came with the Skill Break effect.
Like many ultimate arts, this "Toad Stance" combined an internal cultivation method with an external move. There was no need to say much about the internal cultivation method. In Ye Weiming's view, it was above advanced grade but not quite an ultimate art. Only when paired with its corresponding move could it barely reach the threshold of an ultimate art.
The external move consisted of only one stance, plain, unremarkable, and ugly. Yet looking at this move's specific attributes gave Ye Weiming the feeling that...
This move seemed a lot like "Hidden Dragon, Do Not Act"!
Of course, there were still certain differences between this "Toad Stance" and "Hidden Dragon, Do Not Act." In terms of raw power alone, it was definitely stronger than "Hidden Dragon, Do Not Act." It could even be mentioned in the same breath as the powerful finishing