Because of the physical death within the dream,
Yi Chen, whose consciousness had once again been dragged into the nightmare mire, no longer felt any confusion,
or rather, Yi Chen simply did not care about his own State of Death, nor did he pay any attention to the process of dying and reviving,
His thoughts remained fixed on his physical clash with Teacher Zed. Relying on the precise memories granted by the Frenzied Brain, he performed a perfect review while continuing to study the details.
This study had even begun modifying his physical form, removing unnecessary bodily components and making it as streamlined—and as perfect—as possible.
Of course, Yi Chen's study here was not "copying."
He would not completely replicate Teacher Zed's corpse structure, which was comparable to the "Vitruvian Man." Instead, he would reference and study it, developing the physical form best suited to himself according to his constitution and ability system.
"Minimalism is the ultimate form. The more complicated the movement and the more one tries to express, the easier it is to be seen through.
The frequency of breathing, increased blood pressure, the flow of blood within the body, the state of muscle contraction, the stretching strength of ligaments, and so on—all this information could be used to analyze a target's next movement, and even their tendencies for a series of subsequent attacks.
For Teacher Zed, obtaining this bodily information required no active observation or analysis at all. His body completed everything automatically, like breathing.
Even if some of the information was disguised, any flaw in the disguise would still fail to deceive Teacher Zed.
That was the teacher's "physical intuition," allowing his body to seize absolute initiative in physical combat.
Even if I can learn quickly and grasp the key principles,
it is impossible for me