The Post Sky Tipping Era
Chapter 77 - 64 Sparring Practice

Chapter 77: Chapter 64 Sparring Practice

In the training base of the investigators.

At this moment, Li Yi was bare-chested, holding a heavy large-caliber sniper rifle in his hands. He moved agilely across the training field, rapidly traversing and dodging various obstacles, and occasionally firing a shot at the distant air.

Each shot precisely hit the randomly launched moving targets.

After firing dozens of rounds and shattering the last moving target, Li Yi finally stopped, setting down the sniper rifle in his hands.

"Phew!" He slowly exhaled and wiped the sweat off his forehead.

"Not bad, a hundred percent hit rate. It’s only been three days, and you’re already qualified in firearms training. You have a high degree of control over your body and astonishing shooting talent. Do you want to continue intensifying your training? With your potential, staying on the training field for just a couple more months could definitely make you a sniper." Yuan Mingjin approached, applauding and speaking with a smile.

Li Yi shook his head, "Forget it, I practice Boxing. It’s enough that I qualify for firearms training. I don’t really want to spend time on this."

"That’s really a pity, excellent shooters like you are rare," Yuan Mingjin said regretfully.

Over the past three days, Li Yi had trained tirelessly, night and day. He not only completed firearms training but also mastered the use of all firearms in the demonstration area. He was no longer the newbie who knew nothing, but he had his own training plan and did not wish to waste time on this.

"I can’t help it, I’m just an external combatant. I can’t apply for firearms use anytime, anywhere. Spending too much time training shooting would delay my other cultivation progress," Li Yi shrugged indifferently.

Yuan Mingjin asked, "So, are you planning to enter zone two for training today?"

"Indeed, the combat area in zone two is the place I need to be. I want to perfect my Combat Skill there," Li Yi nodded.

"Combat Skill?" Yuan Mingjin was a bit puzzled, "What is that?"

Li Yi directly stated, "Though my Boxing is powerful and fierce, it lacks technique and method. Therefore, I want to learn various combat methods and traditional martial arts, then blend my Boxing and these techniques together to create a unique style. This Boxing is not for fighting but killing. Every strike seeks to kill, so I call it Combat Skill."

His prowess in Boxing was well-known, hence there was no need to hide it.

"Impressive," Yuan Mingjin couldn’t help but admire upon listening.

Once Li Yi perfected the so-called Combat Skill, his close-quarter combat abilities would be terrifying.

Given such bright prospects, no wonder he was willing to give up shooting training.

"However, all this is just a concept for now, I’m not sure if I can perfect it," Li Yi said, "Yuan Mingjin, are you going to continue training in shooting?"

Yuan Mingjin smiled, "I’m different from you. I don’t have any talent in close combat, but I am quite good at shooting, so I plan to stick to it and keep improving my shooting techniques to become Tianchang City’s strongest shooter."

"Your shooting skills are strong. I think it’s only a matter of time before you become the strongest shooter in this city," Li Yi said earnestly.

During his rest times, he had also observed Yuan Mingjin’s training and admired his shooting capabilities.

"Haha, then let’s hope your words bring good luck. I also congratulate you in advance on perfecting your Combat Skill. Maybe in the future, we’ll have a chance to team up for missions," Yuan Mingjin stated.

"Thank you," Li Yi responded.

After their conversation ended, Yuan Mingjin went back to his rigorous training.

Having qualified in firearms training, Li Yi headed straight for Training Area Two.

Training Area Two had significantly more people training. Before even approaching, he could hear various sounds of fighting.

The Cultivators participating in training chose to spar in pairs, honing their combat techniques through real fights, which also allowed for faster progress.

Such intense training, however, inevitably led to injuries.

Li Yi had just stepped into Training Area Two when he heard a crisp sound of a bone breaking followed by agonized howls. A person was instantly knocked flying, rolling several times before finally coming to a stop. Though this person had no life-threatening injuries, one arm was dangling limply, clearly broken.

However, the injured Cultivator just glared fiercely at the victor before turning and heading to the nearby medical room for treatment.

"Pah, thought you were all that, but that’s it."

The victorious man named Lu Yue was tall and muscular, his fists wrapped in white bandages stained with blood, emitting a fierce aura.

"Lu Yue, you’re going a bit too far. You’re hitting too hard. Those who spar with you end up with either a broken arm or a broken leg. The most dangerous time was when someone almost died because their broken rib punctured their heart. Your combat ability is strong, but you also need to know your limits. These people are your colleagues, not your enemies," a martial arts instructor, over forty years old, said sternly.

"You said yourself it’s training. If I hadn’t held back, he’d already be dead," Lu Yue scoffed, "Besides, if you’re not a bit harsh, how can you see real results? Instructor, your traditional martial arts are all Flower Boxing and Embroidered Legs, completely useless. Look around in the training field, hardly a few people are learning your stuff. I really don’t know how you got to be an instructor here," he said.

Instructor Li Shudi was seething with anger, yet he couldn’t find a way to refute it.