What Lu Feng unleashed was not a sword stance recorded in the Submerged Creek Duo, but a move he had once corrected and refined while instructing Jun Ziyi.
It was a swift sword technique recorded within the Qing Tian Raindrop Sword—Torrential Rain Freezing Wind.
With this move, fierce and densely packed Sword Light descended like a torrential downpour, covering every inch around Mu Yi Ba.
It was as though a ring of sword-stanced waterfalls had been hung around him, so dense that not even wind could pass through. It suppressed him so thoroughly that he had no chance to catch his breath, much less break free from this waterfall prison.
Though Lu Feng did not know what secret art Mu Yi Ba had employed, he knew that any secret art capable of drastically increasing one's strength would inevitably carry a drawback: it required time to gradually adapt to that suddenly surging power.
As for how long that took, it varied from person to person.
But judging from the spiritual energy spilling from Mu Yi Ba's body, he clearly could not fully refine and control this foreign spiritual energy anytime soon.
That was why Lu Feng chose to unleash such a swift sword stance, to suppress and disrupt Mu Yi Ba's adaptation so that he could deal with him more effectively.
To make him reveal flaws in his saber stance while he was still unaccustomed to his newfound strength.
And once a flaw appeared, it would undoubtedly be fatal!
After all, Ling Tian, that vicious dragon, had been lurking nearby all along, waiting for the right moment to strike.
This was also the essence of the Submerged Creek Duo's mutual coordination.
Lu Feng's fierce, densely packed attacks would serve as the initial assault and cover, creating a lethal opportunity for the