Three Forms of Plucking Sparrows

Had Lu Feng not comprehended all manner of Sword Intent before, he might well have become lost in the artistic realm of Moon Chasing.

Though the Sword Dao and Knife Dao were utterly different, the intent within them shared common ground. The Knife Intent displayed by Hidden Blade's move was powerful, but to Lu Feng, it did not yet pose a fatal threat.

After the first wave of sword momentum was easily blasted apart by Hidden Blade, the Windflower Soft Sword in Lu Feng's hand became even sharper and swifter. As sword shadows flickered, countless Sword Lights scattered in all directions, like sunlight shining upon a lake ruffled by a gentle breeze, sparkling with innumerable rippling glints. Dazzling and eye-catching, each shimmer seemed to contain a terrifying edge capable of splitting stone and shattering gold.

Though he was still using the Night Feather Swordplay moves "Glittering Thousand Waves" and "Gentle Breeze Gathering Waves," under the Sword Intent Lu Feng now displayed, these two moves—which originally did not possess much force—combined to form a terrifying momentum that could likewise intoxicate one amid the magnificent scenery of mountains, rivers, and lakes.

Moreover, Lu Feng's dense assault was not aimed solely at Hidden Blade's crescent-moon-like knife radiance. It also swept up the yellow sand around them, hanging it upside down like bead curtains, like countless fish scales scattered through the air, forming layer after layer of broad, solid obstructions.

In such an environment, Hidden Blade's Moon Chasing figure immediately came to a halt. As his knife momentum turned, he did not hesitate to follow with the second form of his Three Forms of Plucking Sparrows—"Chasing Stars"!

Moon Chasing was already extraordinarily fast, but once Chasing Stars was unleashed, the short knife thrown from his hand nearly vanished into concealment, so swift that no