A World of Ice and Fire.
That was the sensation Lin An experienced when practicing the Deer Frolic Breathing Skill.
Yet, it wasn't the extremely stimulating kind of ice and fire—it was more moist.
Yes, moist.
He stood with his feet parallel, slightly bent, his heels barely off the ground but not completely, the soles of his feet driving his body in an almost imperceptible vertical undulation.
His arms extended forward, elbows bending and sinking, fingers spread apart like a set of antlers.
Though Professor Cao claimed not to care about the specific postures of practice, he was nevertheless very strict with Lin An while instructing him in the Deer Frolic Basic Skills.
He adjusted every detail for Lin An by hand.
The Deer Play stance and the Deer Play Breathing Skill—that was all there was to the Deer Horn Breathing Skill.
However, Lin An had a supplement of his own in mind from when he had taught himself: the Breathing Skill, the stance, the rhythm.
