"What a headache. Creating training manuals really isn't something an ordinary guy like me can do."
In his study, Lind took a long gulp of Dao Enlightenment Tea, feeling thoroughly frustrated.
Creating a training manual that anyone could use was far harder than Lind had imagined.
The Six Powers were already exceptionally well developed. Taking them a step further to create the Oran Six Powers was downright agonizing.
Right now, Lind wanted nothing more than to gather some men, kidnap Zephyr, and make him help with the research.
A month had passed since he had announced his plans to research the Oran Six Powers at the Kunpeng Squad's training grounds.
Over that month, thanks to his powerful mental abilities, Lind had finished reading almost all the manuals brought back from the Flower Country, deepening his understanding of the human body and Taijutsu.
But development of the Oran Six Powers had hit a bit of a bottleneck. At best, Lind and the others had made minor improvements and additions to the Six Powers.
They were nowhere near a fundamental breakthrough, and Lind was too embarrassed to call techniques that barely differed from the original Six Powers the Oran Six Powers.
Forget it. I'll distribute Six Powers 2.0 first, Lind sighed inwardly.
He began organizing the manuscripts on his desk. These were the fruits of a month's work by him and his subordinates, and they were at least usable.
With development of the Oran Six Powers temporarily stalled, they would have to make do with this stripped-down version for now. At least it was much better than the original.
The most obvious change was the wealth of annotations and supplementary material, which made the Six Powers vastly more comprehensive.
Studying Six Powers 2.0 would greatly deepen a person's understanding of Taijutsu and