At this moment, Liu Dayou was fiercely engaging Takeda Sanroku with the "Two-finger Zen" divine skill, which was renowned throughout the Jianghu.
His eyes were wide open, burning with an intense and fierce anger, as if they could instantly incinerate the enemy before him, and within those flames flickered a hatred for the savagery of the invaders.
His index fingers extended in front, their tips glinting with a cold light, like two extremely sharp blades capable of slicing through steel, flashing with a deadly glow in the sunlight. Each strike of his fingers brought forth a fierce wind, producing a sharp "hiss" sound, leaving shallow finger marks on the surrounding trees, with a faint scent of singed traces, akin to the etchings of time, recording the intensity of this bloodshed.
Takeda Sanroku, on the other hand, was wielding his long Japanese saber, performing his signature technique "One Sword Slash Against the Wind".
