"Skyward Flow—First Style: Origin"
Over the past seven days, Lu Cang had officially unified the names of all his styles.
Law Body Origin Quench had been renamed Origin.
It symbolized the foundation of everything. One's physique was the capital on which everything else depended.
"Skyward Flow—Second Style: Rupture"
The second style had originally consisted of three different kicking techniques: "Fusion Law Skybreak Kick," "End Law Vertical Cleave," and "Gather Law Element Touch Break."
But, in essence, these techniques were all means of dealing shock damage.
After his battles over this period, Lu Cang had revised the second style.
Although it still mostly consisted of kicks, it was no longer the same as the original second style.
As for the third style, he had kept its previous name. Illusion Strike it was; there was no need to insist on giving every style a one-word name.
Aside from its basic form, Illusion Strike also had variants such as "Illusion Strike: Chaotic Shadow Dragon Shatter," "Illusion Strike: Convergent Dragon Annihilation Strike," "Illusion Strike: Dragon Annihilation Downpour," and "Illusion Strike: Urgent String."
"Chaotic Shadow Dragon Shatter" was an advanced version of the basic form. It was more powerful and produced more chaotic afterimages.
"Convergent Dragon Annihilation Strike" combined multiple Illusion Strike hits into a single blow, unleashing a burst of tremendous power.
"Dragon Annihilation Downpour" transformed Illusion Strike, which had previously been unleashed only in an instant, into a longer barrage of continuous strikes.
"Urgent String" was all about pure speed. It pushed Illusion Strike's speed to its limit, unleashing it in a flash!
The fourth style, Void,
had also developed variants such as "Instant Void" and "Afterimage Void Flash."
The fifth style, "Bind," wasn't used very often. He'd realized in battle that enemies he could restrain in actual combat could usually be restrained