With a stir of his mind, a Jade Slip appeared in his hand. He sank his consciousness into it and began reading the introduction to the Grand Void Sword Formula.
The Grand Void Sword Formula was said to have been the defining sword art of a powerful sect in a mysterious ancient age. But this sword art placed extremely high demands on its practitioners, requiring exceptional talent and comprehension, and it was a powerful art that cultivated both the internal and the external.
The sword moves of the Grand Void Sword Formula were endlessly varied and astonishingly powerful. It had four forms in all: "Moon-Slaying," "Wind-Breaking," "Water-Cutting," and "Void."
The First Form, "Moon-Slaying," gathered and compressed the practitioner's Immortal Power into the blade, then unleashed an arc of Sword Qi at tremendous speed to slash at the enemy, inflicting enormous damage. It emphasized attacks over a broad area, making it useful for fighting many with few.
The second form, "Wind-Breaking," used compressed Sword Qi to cleave through the air. Speed alone could not be overcome; it won through speed, making it impossible to guard against.
The third form, "Water-Cutting"-if Wind-Breaking won through speed, then Water-Cutting tore the enemy apart with even greater speed.
The fourth form, "Void," allowed the practitioner to enter a state of nothingness, becoming immune to all attacks for a short time. It was the strongest attack, combining offense and defense, especially when used for a surprise strike in combat. If your enemy completely ignored your attacks, was immune to every attack you made, then rushed right before you and delivered a fatal blow, would you be afraid? How would you counter that?
After reading through the Grand Void Sword Formula, Li Dalong had only one word in mind: Absurd. If he mastered it, his combat strength