This time, he employed the qinggong technique of "Eight Steps Chasing the Cicada," first feinting a step, then performing several tumbling leaps in rapid succession, interspersed with a few false movements. Suddenly, with a sharp tap of his toes, he shrank the ground beneath him and closed in, intending to engage in close-quarters combat to neutralize the power of his opponent's leg techniques.
Niu Youyin, being adept at leg kung fu, naturally had decent qinggong. Witnessing this display, he remained composed. First thrusting with his heels to retreat and prevent the other from narrowing the distance further, he then slanted his other foot's toe downward, preparing to kick up the yellow sand from the ground to blind his opponent.
Unexpectedly, at this critical juncture, in the direction where his line of sight and Lei Buji's figure aligned, Huang Donglai's figure appeared in his field of vision.
In this position, it was impossible for Niu Youyin not to take notice...
