Tiger-Leopard Thunder Sound referred to the muffled, thunder-like sounds tigers and leopards made when breathing and roaring. This was a breathing exercise unique to felines that could gradually strengthen their bones and constitution.
Why had people in ancient times made tiger-bone liquor or used tiger bones in medicine?
It was because a tiger's bones became exceptionally strong through the accumulated training of these thunderous sounds, and the energy contained within them grew correspondingly greater!
In traditional Chinese medicine, tiger bones could provide warmth, dispel cold and wind, and relieve pain, specifically treating conditions such as paralysis on one side, numbness in the hands and feet, and rheumatism in the joints. However, tiger bones could no longer be used in medicine. China had expressly prohibited it to protect endangered tigers.
Although Chen Jue could also produce thunderous sounds when he struck, he relied on his powerful panel attributes to generate an effect resembling Tiger-Leopard Thunder Sound.
In reality, his martial arts had only reached major accomplishment in Hidden Strength. He had yet to truly train his force into his marrow or fully condition his internal organs.
Now that he had the chance to observe the essence of this tiger's thunderous sounds up close, Chen Jue naturally would not miss it!
Crouching on all fours nearby, Chen Jue practiced Tiger Roar Golden Bell Shield and Tiger Claw Skill on the spot, coordinating them with the trembling of his muscles. From time to time, his throat produced the same low rumbling purr as the big cat before him.
A tingling sensation began to penetrate his internal organs, while the bones throughout his body connected segment by segment and began to tremble faintly.
The wild tiger beside him, which had been lying there purring and warming itself by the campfire, suddenly twitched an ear