During this time—specifically, two and a half Nan days, ten Divine Province days—Chen Feng had truly learned quite a bit of unusual knowledge.
First, he had gained a basic understanding of the body techniques and martial arts the Nan Clan used to lay their foundations. Because the Nan Clan's fingers were too long, their palms could not conveniently curl into fists, much less strike with force. Thus, the Nan Clan had no concept of "fist arts." Their overly long fingers also made direct strikes such as hand-blades exceedingly difficult. However, the Nan Clan's attainments in bows, arrows, and concealed weapons ran very deep. Their "footwork"—or rather, the movement techniques they used to dart and turn among the branches—was also highly developed.
As for weapons, the dense canopy was crammed full of branches and leaves, leaving no room to wield chopping weapons—at least, that had been the case in their primitive era before they encountered profound cultivation methods. Therefore, short lances and short spears were the primary weapons of war in this world. Short spears in particular held among Nan Clan cultivators the same status that flying swords held among human cultivators.
As for "swords," here they were tools for chopping wood, and very basic ones at that, much like the hoes of the Divine Province humans—utterly lacking in prestige. Divine Province cultivators rarely used hoes as their signature magical artifacts, and the same was true here. Therefore, Sword Cultivators were practically nonexistent on this planet.
Of course, the Nan Clan also used spells akin to Sword Qi. They simply called such methods "Qi spears."
Chen Feng had now formed a general understanding of the Nan Clan's methods of combat.
And now, Great Medicine Shaman Lake was using her explanations to open the gates of Nan Clan cultivation for him.
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