Battle, Battle, Battle

The principle behind the Control Arrow Technique was actually no different from that of flight techniques: both controlled kinetic energy and potential energy. The only difference was that the calculations involved in the control technique were vastly more immense, and its operation far more precise.

Because even the most basic mechanics were not actually simple.

In the macroscopic world, every force could be regarded as the resultant of countless smaller forces, while that greater force could in turn be regarded as a component of an even greater one.

The calculations involved were terrifying as well, to the point that most people who could use this move could only say, "The wonder of its application lies within the heart."

Yet this enormous limitation also made the control technique extraordinarily powerful in actual combat. With only the slightest contact, it could reverse attacks of half the possible types. Even if an enemy possessed more than ten times one's strength, a cultivator who had mastered the Control Arrow Technique had nothing to fear.

This was a battle on an entirely different level.

Wang Qi was still somewhat unaccustomed to it. It was as though he had gained an additional sense—not hearing, not sight, and certainly not spiritual sense. Unlike spiritual sense, it did not resonate with any of his other perceptions to produce synesthesia. Everything seemed to be projected into his mind, becoming lines and points within a Hilbert space. It granted him insight beyond sight and hearing, allowing him to see more clearly.

Everything around him existed within his mind. Even projections of how events would unfold were present there. Anticipating the enemy's moves had practically become instinctive.

However, this sensation still had not unified with Wang Qi's original sense of space and time. With his old senses and new sense coexisting,