Combat techniques were divided into different styles.
Each style had its own distinct moves.
A warrior could practice multiple styles at once, or focus on mastering just one.
It was much like how mages learned spells.
But the prerequisite for learning a combat style was... having a class like Warrior or Assassin.
A mage couldn't master combat techniques.
It was a law of the world, just like how a Level 1 mage couldn't learn Tier 2 spells.
And now, the other party was saying he'd teach Lu Cang combat techniques.
The corner of Lu Cang's mouth twitched almost imperceptibly.
But then—
One move after another flowed forcefully into his mind.
Punches, kicks, elbow strikes, knee strikes...
Could this really be a combat style driven by magic power?
Lu Cang had never heard of such a style before.
Warriors and mages were both combat classes, but their fighting methods could almost be called polar opposites.
"Refine your magic power, temper your body, and build upon the foundation of the Dao..."
This style also had the effect of tempering the body.
Compared with the Invincible Style Chicheng had taught him, the style taught by the War God should be more effective.
That wasn't to say the two could be directly compared.
Without a Warrior class, even though Chicheng had taught him the Invincible Style, all Lu Cang had learned were basic exercises for relaxing and training his body.
A complete combat style included the flow of vital energy and blood, physical tempering, the coordination of bones and muscles, and the unification of mind and body, among other things.
Otherwise, even if someone learned the moves, they would only have the form, and might not even manage one percent of their actual effectiveness.
It was probably like what novels in his previous life