Continuing, An Yang said, "The new additions to the technique are focused on creating notes. You can consider these delayed strikes, or you can consider them preparatory moves. One strike after another, you can create a song, which is a series of attacks that interconnect with one another."
Although this was a bit more confusing, Di Tou could also understand. It was like bashing someone with a shield and then striking immediately after. With the broom, especially considering he wasn't directly attacking, this concept was a bit vague, but by creating a series of notes, instead of creating one strike after another in a relentless rush, it was like he was creating an intricate dance, in which every move was predetermined. The moment the enemy dodged or was hit by one move, they would instantly fall into the next.
Of course, currently, Di Tou was still rather far from this segment of the technique, as he was still in the first part.
