"Is there some flaw in this swordsmanship?" Zhao Yunhui asked, some anxiety on her face.
She had poured her heart and soul into this swordsmanship, so naturally, if it had any flaws, she wanted to know. If she learned of them early, she could still remedy them now.
"This isn't the place to talk. Let's go inside first. You don't need to be so nervous, either. It isn't as serious as you're imagining," Huang Xiao said with a slight smile.
Hearing Huang Xiao say this, the two women breathed a sigh of relief. They truly had feared there was some serious flaw. After all, with these moves or cultivation methods, a single misstep could leave the practitioner crippled at best, or cost them their life at worst.
This was especially true of newly created martial arts. Even their creators dared not claim at the outset that they were safe; one oversight could lead to terrifying consequences.
Once they returned to the inner room and sat down, Huang Xiao said, "Your swordsmanship is a coordinated attack technique for two people, so it places great emphasis on cooperation between both sides. In that respect, it's much like other coordinated attack techniques. But while exchanging blows with you just now, I noticed that your tacit understanding was also crucial. That understanding is innate, not something you can develop through diligent training. If I'm not mistaken, because you're twin sisters, you naturally share some sort of connection—or rather, a Mind-to-Mind Connection. That way, even if your swordsmanship isn't perfectly coordinated, you can adapt on the fly and make it perfect."
After hearing him out, Zhao Xin'er and Zhao Yunhui pondered for a while, carefully recalling what they had felt at the time.
"Well?" Huang Xiao couldn't help asking when the two women looked toward