Chapter 396: Master Yideng (6)
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"Uncle," Huang Rong said, "I didn't know this drawing came from the Old Poison; this man always harbors evil intentions."
Yideng smiled and said, "For a Nine Yin Manual men can do great things."
"This drawing has something to do with the Nine Yin Manual?" Huang Rong asked.
Yideng saw her excitement and surprise, he noticed her cheeks turned red; looked like she was straining and was able to stay awake due to her strong internal energy. Thereupon Yideng held out his hand to support her right arm and said, "Let's talk about this some other time, right now it is more important to treat your injury."
Yideng helped her up and walked slowly toward the building next door. When they arrived at the door opening, the scholar and the farmer exchanged a glance and together they rushed toward the door. They knelt down and said, "Shifu, let your disciples try to treat this Miss' injury."
Yideng shook his head, "Do you think your skill is sufficient? Can you treat her until she is completely cured?"
The scholar and the farmer said, "Disciples will try to do our best."
Yideng's face turned serious. "Human life is an important matter, how can you easily try?"
The scholar said, "These two came here by some evil people's direction; definitely without any good intention. Although Shifu's mercy is abundant, you can't fall into evil people's treacherous plan."
Yideng heaved a sighed, "What did I teach you day in and day out? Go and take a good look at this picture." While speaking he gave the drawing in his hand away.
The farmer knocked his head to the ground and said, "This drawing was made by Ouyang Feng; Shifu, this is Ouyang Feng's evil plan." While speaking thus his anxiety was obvious; tears flowing down his cheeks.
Jing and Rong two people were puzzled, "How does the evil plan relate to treating an injury?" they thought.
Reverend Yideng gently said, "Get up, get up. Don't make our guests' hearts uneasy." His voice was gentle, but full of resolution. The two disciples knew it was useless to argue further; they stood up with their heads hung low.
Reverend Yideng took Huang Rong to the next door building. He beckoned Guo Jing and said, "You also come." Guo Jing followed them entering the room.
Yideng unrolled the bamboo curtain hung above the door down. He took an incense stick and stuck it on the burner on top of a small bamboo table.
The four walls of the room were drab, other than the small bamboo table there were only three meditation mats. Yideng ordered Huang Rong to sit on the middle mat while he himself sat cross-legged on the mat next to her. He turned his gaze toward the bamboo curtain and said to Guo Jing, "You stay and guard that door, don't let anybody come in, including my own disciples." Guo Jing complied.
Yideng closed his eyes, but suddenly he opened his eyes and added, "If they resort to violence you must fight. Your martial sister's life depends on it. Remember, it's very important."
"Yes!" Guo Jing said, but actually he was confused, "His disciples revere him, how can they dare to disobey their master's order and come barging in?" he thought.
Yideng turned toward Huang Rong and said, "Relax your whole body; no matter how much you feel hurt or itchy, you must not resist at all."
Huang Rong smiled, "I consider myself dead already."
Yideng also smiled, "You are such a smart doll." He closed his eyes immediately, his eyebrows hung down, he circulated his energy. When the incense was about an inch burnt suddenly he leaped up, left palm on his chest, right index finger stretched out, slowly he pointed his finger toward the 'bai hui' [hundred joins] acupoint on Huang Rong's head. Huang Rong's body slightly jumped up involuntarily; she felt a stream of heat flowing from the top of her head down.
Reverend Yideng retracted his finger immediately, without moving his body his second finger hit the 'hou ding' [rear peak] acupoint located about one 'cun' five 'fen' [1 cun is approximately 1 inch, 1 fen is about 1 third of a centimeter (a little over 1/8 of an inch)] behind the 'bai hui' acupoint. Successively he hit the 'qiang jian' [powerful space], 'nao hu' [brain door], 'feng fu' [wind manor], 'da zhui' [big spine], 'tao dao' [pottery way], 'shen zhu' [life pillar], 'shen dao' [divine way], along the 'ling tai' [soul platform] downward; so that when the incense was halfway burnt he had already hit thirty consecutive main acupoints of the 'du mai' [supervised arteries or channels] group on her body.
By this time Guo Jing's martial art knowledge and experience was already incomparable to the past. He stood on the side watching Yideng's finger move slowly, his arm floating in the air. He hit these thirty acupoints with thirty different acupoint sealing techniques. Each one was a mind opening technique; admittedly the Six Freaks of Jiangnan had never taught him this kind of technique, the 'sealing acupoint section' in the Nine Yin Manual also did not contain this technique. He had never seen anything like this before, he had never even heard about it. He was having a blurred vision just by watching; his tongue tied. He only knew that Reverend Yideng was demonstrating an upper class martial art; it never crossed Guo Jing's mind that Yideng was using his lifetime cultivated energy to open up Huang Rong's eight main arteries.
After the 'du mai' group was done, Yideng sat down to take a rest. After Guo Jing lighted up another incense he leaped back up and started to hit Huang Rong's 'ren mai' [assigned arteries/channels] group consisting of twenty-five acupoints. This time his hand movements were very swift; his arms vibrated, just like dragonflies soaring above the water. Just in one breath he had finished hitting all 'ren mai' acupoints. These twenty-five moves were lightning fast, but each finger movement did not miss even a single hair width.
Guo Jing was frightened and full of admiration at the same time; he thought, "(Sigh) There is such skill in the world!"
Meanwhile Yideng had started with the 'yin wei mai' [negative preserved arteries/channels] consisting of fourteen acupoints. Once again he used different technique; this time he moved powerfully like a flying dragon or striding tiger. Although Yideng was wearing a kassaya [Buddhist robe], but in Guo Jing's eyes he did not look like a monk who followed the three-treasure way, but an emperor, ruler of tens of thousands people.
The 'yin wei mai' group finished, without taking a rest Reverend Yideng continued with the 'yang wei mai' [positive preserved arteries/channels] consisting of thirty-two acupoints. This time he did it long distance; for instance, he moved about a 'zhang' away from Huang Rong, then suddenly pounced forward and hit the 'feng chi' [wind reservoir] acupoint on Huang Rong's neck, followed by leaping backward. He did this in succession, without any perceivable pause.
Guo Jing thought, "Fighting closely with an expert is dangerous; by using this technique not only I can overcome the enemy, but putting up a strong defense as well. This is a very wonderful technique." With rapt attention he watched Yideng go back and forth; the movements were truly marvelous. It was especially difficult to attack and withdrew that fast, with matchless agility of a fish darting in the water or a rabbit running away from the hunter. Suddenly a thought came into his mind, "When I fought Ying Gu, her body was very slippery. For a third part her technique resembled the Reverend's attacking acupoint technique; seemed like she got her inspiration from the Reverend, but her skill is fallen short, far below his."
Two incense sticks later Reverend Yideng had finished with her 'yin wei mai' and the 'yang wei mai' two arteries [or channels] groups. When he started the 'ju gu' [gigantic bone] acupoint on her neck, suddenly Guo Jing's heart stirred, "Ah! Doesn't the Nine Yin Manual contain this? I was so stupid not to understand this earlier." Silently he recited the Manual while watching Reverend Yideng's movements and compared them with the Manual; he found out that Reverend Yideng's sealing acupoint technique carried infinite variations. It was like Reverend Yideng was acting out and opening out the secret of the marvelous martial arts in the Nine Yin Manual. Guo Jing had not learned enough and he did not dare to learn Yideng's Solitary Yang Finger, but with his knowledge of the Manual he had quite a comprehension of this unique skill.
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"Uncle," Huang Rong said, "I didn't know this drawing came from the Old Poison; this man always harbors evil intentions."
Yideng smiled and said, "For a Nine Yin Manual men can do great things."
"This drawing has something to do with the Nine Yin Manual?" Huang Rong asked.
Yideng saw her excitement and surprise, he noticed her cheeks turned red; looked like she was straining and was able to stay awake due to her strong internal energy. Thereupon Yideng held out his hand to support her right arm and said, "Let's talk about this some other time, right now it is more important to treat your injury."
Yideng helped her up and walked slowly toward the building next door. When they arrived at the door opening, the scholar and the farmer exchanged a glance and together they rushed toward the door. They knelt down and said, "Shifu, let your disciples try to treat this Miss' injury."
Yideng shook his head, "Do you think your skill is sufficient? Can you treat her until she is completely cured?"
The scholar and the farmer said, "Disciples will try to do our best."
Yideng's face turned serious. "Human life is an important matter, how can you easily try?"
The scholar said, "These two came here by some evil people's direction; definitely without any good intention. Although Shifu's mercy is abundant, you can't fall into evil people's treacherous plan."
Yideng heaved a sighed, "What did I teach you day in and day out? Go and take a good look at this picture." While speaking he gave the drawing in his hand away.
The farmer knocked his head to the ground and said, "This drawing was made by Ouyang Feng; Shifu, this is Ouyang Feng's evil plan." While speaking thus his anxiety was obvious; tears flowing down his cheeks.
Jing and Rong two people were puzzled, "How does the evil plan relate to treating an injury?" they thought.
Reverend Yideng gently said, "Get up, get up. Don't make our guests' hearts uneasy." His voice was gentle, but full of resolution. The two disciples knew it was useless to argue further; they stood up with their heads hung low.
Reverend Yideng took Huang Rong to the next door building. He beckoned Guo Jing and said, "You also come." Guo Jing followed them entering the room.
Yideng unrolled the bamboo curtain hung above the door down. He took an incense stick and stuck it on the burner on top of a small bamboo table.
The four walls of the room were drab, other than the small bamboo table there were only three meditation mats. Yideng ordered Huang Rong to sit on the middle mat while he himself sat cross-legged on the mat next to her. He turned his gaze toward the bamboo curtain and said to Guo Jing, "You stay and guard that door, don't let anybody come in, including my own disciples." Guo Jing complied.
Yideng closed his eyes, but suddenly he opened his eyes and added, "If they resort to violence you must fight. Your martial sister's life depends on it. Remember, it's very important."
"Yes!" Guo Jing said, but actually he was confused, "His disciples revere him, how can they dare to disobey their master's order and come barging in?" he thought.
Yideng turned toward Huang Rong and said, "Relax your whole body; no matter how much you feel hurt or itchy, you must not resist at all."
Huang Rong smiled, "I consider myself dead already."
Yideng also smiled, "You are such a smart doll." He closed his eyes immediately, his eyebrows hung down, he circulated his energy. When the incense was about an inch burnt suddenly he leaped up, left palm on his chest, right index finger stretched out, slowly he pointed his finger toward the 'bai hui' [hundred joins] acupoint on Huang Rong's head. Huang Rong's body slightly jumped up involuntarily; she felt a stream of heat flowing from the top of her head down.
Reverend Yideng retracted his finger immediately, without moving his body his second finger hit the 'hou ding' [rear peak] acupoint located about one 'cun' five 'fen' [1 cun is approximately 1 inch, 1 fen is about 1 third of a centimeter (a little over 1/8 of an inch)] behind the 'bai hui' acupoint. Successively he hit the 'qiang jian' [powerful space], 'nao hu' [brain door], 'feng fu' [wind manor], 'da zhui' [big spine], 'tao dao' [pottery way], 'shen zhu' [life pillar], 'shen dao' [divine way], along the 'ling tai' [soul platform] downward; so that when the incense was halfway burnt he had already hit thirty consecutive main acupoints of the 'du mai' [supervised arteries or channels] group on her body.
By this time Guo Jing's martial art knowledge and experience was already incomparable to the past. He stood on the side watching Yideng's finger move slowly, his arm floating in the air. He hit these thirty acupoints with thirty different acupoint sealing techniques. Each one was a mind opening technique; admittedly the Six Freaks of Jiangnan had never taught him this kind of technique, the 'sealing acupoint section' in the Nine Yin Manual also did not contain this technique. He had never seen anything like this before, he had never even heard about it. He was having a blurred vision just by watching; his tongue tied. He only knew that Reverend Yideng was demonstrating an upper class martial art; it never crossed Guo Jing's mind that Yideng was using his lifetime cultivated energy to open up Huang Rong's eight main arteries.
After the 'du mai' group was done, Yideng sat down to take a rest. After Guo Jing lighted up another incense he leaped back up and started to hit Huang Rong's 'ren mai' [assigned arteries/channels] group consisting of twenty-five acupoints. This time his hand movements were very swift; his arms vibrated, just like dragonflies soaring above the water. Just in one breath he had finished hitting all 'ren mai' acupoints. These twenty-five moves were lightning fast, but each finger movement did not miss even a single hair width.
Guo Jing was frightened and full of admiration at the same time; he thought, "(Sigh) There is such skill in the world!"
Meanwhile Yideng had started with the 'yin wei mai' [negative preserved arteries/channels] consisting of fourteen acupoints. Once again he used different technique; this time he moved powerfully like a flying dragon or striding tiger. Although Yideng was wearing a kassaya [Buddhist robe], but in Guo Jing's eyes he did not look like a monk who followed the three-treasure way, but an emperor, ruler of tens of thousands people.
The 'yin wei mai' group finished, without taking a rest Reverend Yideng continued with the 'yang wei mai' [positive preserved arteries/channels] consisting of thirty-two acupoints. This time he did it long distance; for instance, he moved about a 'zhang' away from Huang Rong, then suddenly pounced forward and hit the 'feng chi' [wind reservoir] acupoint on Huang Rong's neck, followed by leaping backward. He did this in succession, without any perceivable pause.
Guo Jing thought, "Fighting closely with an expert is dangerous; by using this technique not only I can overcome the enemy, but putting up a strong defense as well. This is a very wonderful technique." With rapt attention he watched Yideng go back and forth; the movements were truly marvelous. It was especially difficult to attack and withdrew that fast, with matchless agility of a fish darting in the water or a rabbit running away from the hunter. Suddenly a thought came into his mind, "When I fought Ying Gu, her body was very slippery. For a third part her technique resembled the Reverend's attacking acupoint technique; seemed like she got her inspiration from the Reverend, but her skill is fallen short, far below his."
Two incense sticks later Reverend Yideng had finished with her 'yin wei mai' and the 'yang wei mai' two arteries [or channels] groups. When he started the 'ju gu' [gigantic bone] acupoint on her neck, suddenly Guo Jing's heart stirred, "Ah! Doesn't the Nine Yin Manual contain this? I was so stupid not to understand this earlier." Silently he recited the Manual while watching Reverend Yideng's movements and compared them with the Manual; he found out that Reverend Yideng's sealing acupoint technique carried infinite variations. It was like Reverend Yideng was acting out and opening out the secret of the marvelous martial arts in the Nine Yin Manual. Guo Jing had not learned enough and he did not dare to learn Yideng's Solitary Yang Finger, but with his knowledge of the Manual he had quite a comprehension of this unique skill.
"Uncle," Huang Rong said, "I didn't know this drawing came from the Old Poison; this man always harbors evil intentions."Yideng smiled and said, "For a Nine Yin Manual men can do great things.""This drawing has something to do with the Nine Yin Manual?" Huang Rong asked.Yideng saw her excitement and surprise, he noticed her cheeks turned red; looked like she was straining and was able to stay awake due to her strong internal energy. Thereupon Yideng held out his hand to support her right arm and said, "Let's talk about this some other time, right now it is more important to treat your injury."Yideng helped her up and walked slowly toward the building next door. When they arrived at the door opening, the scholar and the farmer exchanged a glance and together they rushed toward the door. They knelt down and said, "Shifu, let your disciples try to treat this Miss' injury."Yideng shook his head, "Do you think your skill is sufficient? Can you treat her until she is completely cured?"The scholar and the farmer said, "Disciples will try to do our best."Yideng's face turned serious. "Human life is an important matter, how can you easily try?"The scholar said, "These two came here by some evil people's direction; definitely without any good intention. Although Shifu's mercy is abundant, you can't fall into evil people's treacherous plan."Yideng heaved a sighed, "What did I teach you day in and day out? Go and take a good look at this picture." While speaking he gave the drawing in his hand away.The farmer knocked his head to the ground and said, "This drawing was made by Ouyang Feng; Shifu, this is Ouyang Feng's evil plan." While speaking thus his anxiety was obvious; tears flowing down his cheeks.Jing and Rong two people were puzzled, "How does the evil plan relate to treating an injury?" they thought.Reverend Yideng gently said, "Get up, get up. Don't make our guests' hearts uneasy." His voice was gentle, but full of resolution. The two disciples knew it was useless to argue further; they stood up with their heads hung low.Reverend Yideng took Huang Rong to the next door building. He beckoned Guo Jing and said, "You also come." Guo Jing followed them entering the room.Yideng unrolled the bamboo curtain hung above the door down. He took an incense stick and stuck it on the burner on top of a small bamboo table.The four walls of the room were drab, other than the small bamboo table there were only three meditation mats. Yideng ordered Huang Rong to sit on the middle mat while he himself sat cross-legged on the mat next to her. He turned his gaze toward the bamboo curtain and said to Guo Jing, "You stay and guard that door, don't let anybody come in, including my own disciples." Guo Jing complied.Yideng closed his eyes, but suddenly he opened his eyes and added, "If they resort to violence you must fight. Your martial sister's life depends on it. Remember, it's very important.""Yes!" Guo Jing said, but actually he was confused, "His disciples revere him, how can they dare to disobey their master's order and come barging in?" he thought.Yideng turned toward Huang Rong and said, "Relax your whole body; no matter how much you feel hurt or itchy, you must not resist at all."Huang Rong smiled, "I consider myself dead already."Yideng also smiled, "You are such a smart doll." He closed his eyes immediately, his eyebrows hung down, he circulated his energy. When the incense was about an inch burnt suddenly he leaped up, left palm on his chest, right index finger stretched out, slowly he pointed his finger toward the 'bai hui' hundred joins acupoint on Huang Rong's head. Huang Rong's body slightly jumped up involuntarily; she felt a stream of heat flowing from the top of her head down.Reverend Yideng retracted his finger immediately, without moving his body his second finger hit the 'hou ding' rear peak acupoint located about one 'cun' five 'fen' 1 cun is approximately 1 inch, 1 fen is about 1 third of a centimeter a little over 1/8 of an inch behind the 'bai hui' acupoint. Successively he hit the 'qiang jian' powerful space, 'nao hu' brain door, 'feng fu' wind manor, 'da zhui' big spine, 'tao dao' pottery way, 'shen zhu' life pillar, 'shen dao' divine way, along the 'ling tai' soul platform downward; so that when the incense was halfway burnt he had already hit thirty consecutive main acupoints of the 'du mai' supervised arteries or channels group on her body.By this time Guo Jing's martial art knowledge and experience was already incomparable to the past. He stood on the side watching Yideng's finger move slowly, his arm floating in the air. He hit these thirty acupoints with thirty different acupoint sealing techniques. Each one was a mind opening technique; admittedly the Six Freaks of Jiangnan had never taught him this kind of technique, the 'sealing acupoint section' in the Nine Yin Manual also did not contain this technique. He had never seen anything like this before, he had never even heard about it. He was having a blurred vision just by watching; his tongue tied. He only knew that Reverend Yideng was demonstrating an upper class martial art; it never crossed Guo Jing's mind that Yideng was using his lifetime cultivated energy to open up Huang Rong's eight main arteries.After the 'du mai' group was done, Yideng sat down to take a rest. After Guo Jing lighted up another incense he leaped back up and started to hit Huang Rong's 'ren mai' assigned arteries/channels group consisting of twenty-five acupoints. This time his hand movements were very swift; his arms vibrated, just like dragonflies soaring above the water. Just in one breath he had finished hitting all 'ren mai' acupoints. These twenty-five moves were lightning fast, but each finger movement did not miss even a single hair width.Guo Jing was frightened and full of admiration at the same time; he thought, "Sigh There is such skill in the world!"Meanwhile Yideng had started with the 'yin wei mai' negative preserved arteries/channels consisting of fourteen acupoints. Once again he used different technique; this time he moved powerfully like a flying dragon or striding tiger. Although Yideng was wearing a kassaya Buddhist robe, but in Guo Jing's eyes he did not look like a monk who followed the three-treasure way, but an emperor, ruler of tens of thousands people.The 'yin wei mai' group finished, without taking a rest Reverend Yideng continued with the 'yang wei mai' positive preserved arteries/channels consisting of thirty-two acupoints. This time he did it long distance; for instance, he moved about a 'zhang' away from Huang Rong, then suddenly pounced forward and hit the 'feng chi' wind reservoir acupoint on Huang Rong's neck, followed by leaping backward. He did this in succession, without any perceivable pause.Guo Jing thought, "Fighting closely with an expert is dangerous; by using this technique not only I can overcome the enemy, but putting up a strong defense as well. This is a very wonderful technique." With rapt attention he watched Yideng go back and forth; the movements were truly marvelous. It was especially difficult to attack and withdrew that fast, with matchless agility of a fish darting in the water or a rabbit running away from the hunter. Suddenly a thought came into his mind, "When I fought Ying Gu, her body was very slippery. For a third part her technique resembled the Reverend's attacking acupoint technique; seemed like she got her inspiration from the Reverend, but her skill is fallen short, far below his."Two incense sticks later Reverend Yideng had finished with her 'yin wei mai' and the 'yang wei mai' two arteries or channels groups. When he started the 'ju gu' gigantic bone acupoint on her neck, suddenly Guo Jing's heart stirred, "Ah! Doesn't the Nine Yin Manual contain this? I was so stupid not to understand this earlier." Silently he recited the Manual while watching Reverend Yideng's movements and compared them with the Manual; he found out that Reverend Yideng's sealing acupoint technique carried infinite variations. It was like Reverend Yideng was acting out and opening out the secret of the marvelous martial arts in the Nine Yin Manual. Guo Jing had not learned enough and he did not dare to learn Yideng's Solitary Yang Finger, but with his knowledge of the Manual he had quite a comprehension of this unique skill.
