While Chu Qingyun was lost in thought, Dai charged forward again with his hammer.
This time, however, Chu Qingyun didn't immediately try to dodge. Instead, he stared intently at Dai's every move, trying to see just how he swung the hammer.
But from his perspective, Dai's movements were no different from an ordinary person's. In fact, his technique with the warhammer was even worse than a typical Martial Artist's.
Dai attacked relentlessly, one hammer strike after another.
And Chu Qingyun kept his eyes fixed on him, trying to see through his technique.
Unfortunately, he couldn't grasp it at all. The move seemed to be a kind of insight or intent—something internal, unrelated to the physical movements.
However, as he continued watching Dai swing his hammer, something seemed to stir within him.
He gained a deeper, indescribable understanding of the Sea of Thunder and Lightning he had previously unleashed, and of the final verses of the Thunder Sword Manual.
