The next instant, a nearly invisible bolt of electricity shot straight into the crowd.
"Begin!"
The moment he broke free of the Speed Force, Su Ming immediately lunged forward, tackling one of the Chi Hu Priests and rolling away with her from the crowd. Barry, meanwhile, began sprinting at high speed around the remaining priests.
Unlike when he had carried people while running before, he used the Speed Force to draw in the surrounding air. A tornado instantly formed at the center of the former gathering place, and the fierce winds snuffed out the surrounding torches, plunging the entire cave into darkness.
Whenever one of the priests tried to break out of the encirclement or cast a spell, Barry would appear behind her and give her a shove, interrupting her movements.
Su Ming pinned the Chi Hu Priest to the ground, giving it no time to react as he punched its face again and again. From his previous battle with the feline priest, he had learned a few things. Now, he intended to try a different tactic.
Su Ming's memories came from China. There were things Slade did not know, but he did, such as meridian theory and certain concepts commonly discussed in traditional Chinese medicine.
Although he was still somewhat unsure who he really was, it did not affect his ability to use that knowledge. He remembered all sorts of health programs Su Ming had watched—ones selling magnetic acupoint massage shoes, acupoint massage pillows, spinal acupoint therapy devices, and some old recipe for garlic chives.
The ordering phone numbers were useless now, but all those scattered bits of knowledge came together to form a relatively complete, simple theory.
There were 108 vital acupoints across the human body. Striking 72 of them was generally not fatal, while the remaining 36