Meanwhile, the Swordsman's hand, hidden behind his back, was also formed into a sword finger. It seemed that the moment he lunged forward, that finger would strike.
This kind of tactic, hiding feints within real attacks and real attacks within feints, was actually very common in the Jianghu.
It looked like a sword strike was coming, but in reality, a finger jab was being prepared in secret.
Many could see through it, but few could defend against it.
The subtlety lay in the fact that until he truly committed to an attack, no one could be sure whether the feint was the sword or the finger.
However, Fang Shuwen paid no mind to any of this. He swung his Wolf Fang Club in a wide arc, sweeping upward from below.
WHOOSH!
Whether the Swordsmanship was a feint or a genuine attack, it was shattered to pieces by Fang Shuwen's strike in that instant.
