She also knew she had been a little too anxious just now. Seeing how formidable her brother was, seeing how those people treated him, she felt a fire burning inside her and wanted to catch up to him as quickly as possible.
But she also knew that was impossible.
There were no shortcuts on the Martial Path.
"Brother, I understand. I'll be sure to take care of my body during training from now on. I won't let myself get injured."
Qin Xiaoxi promised again and again, her bright eyes filled with sincerity.
That afternoon.
Inside the training room, the siblings sat facing each other as they ate a simple lunch.
"Xiaoxi," Qin Yan suddenly said, "what Martial Arts Skill are you learning now?"
He had spent the entire morning guiding his sister in Stance Training. Stance Training was the foundation, used to build one's base, and it was extremely important.
But martial arts were not just about foundations. They also required skill, methods of combat.
Within a Martial Artist's cultivation system, Martial Arts Skills were absolutely indispensable.
An advanced Martial Arts Skill could greatly increase one's Combat Power.
With the same cultivation and the same True Qi, someone proficient in Martial Arts Skills could easily defeat someone who only knew how to fight with brute force.
Moreover, Martial Arts Skills could also influence one's future Martial Path to a certain extent.
So in this regard, Qin Yan wanted to lay the best possible foundation for his sister.
"Brother, I'm learning Palm Technique."
Qin Xiaoxi raised her head, her bright eyes fixed seriously on her brother.
She felt that Palm Technique suited her very well. Whenever she held any other weapon, she felt uncomfortable—either it felt too heavy or simply too awkward.
Blades were too fierce, swords too sharp, spears too