“Change to a new route?!”


    Aurora eximed, “Master Wade, what do you mean by changing the route? Wouldn’t it be more feasible for me to practice judo, taekwondo, or something simr?”


    “Absolutely not,” Charlie replied with a warm smile, but his tone turned serious as he continued, “Whether it’s traditional martial arts from our country, or styles like taekwondo, jeet kune do, Sanda, and boxing, they all follow the same path. If you keep switching between them, you’re only changing direction at best; you can’t truly embark on apletely new route.”


    Puzzled, Aurora responded, “Master Wade, I don’t quite understand what you’re saying. These styles aremon inpetitions today. If I’m not practicing those, then what exactly should I be training in?”


    Charlie remained calm and inquired, “Have you ever heard of Nei Jia Quan?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    “Inner Quan?!” Aurora gasped, “Isn’t that the core and most secretive boxing technique of China’s top martial arts families?”


    Charlie confirmed with a smile, “Yes.”


    Aurora eximed, “Master Wade, I’ve heard of the four major martial arts families in China. Each has its own internal boxing techniques, which are secrets passed only to direct blood rtives. It’s impossible for outsiders to learn them, no matter how much they’re willing to pay. Am I really going to have this opportunity?”


    In Aurora’s view, the chance to practice such internal boxing was far beyond her reach.


    These internal techniques are the closely guarded secrets of elite martial arts families, the very foundation of their existence. They’re akin to a secret form in medicine—too valuable to share with outsiders.


    Thus, even with Mr. Quinton’s immense wealth, his daughter Aurora could only train in fighting styles like Sanda. A martial arts family that specializes in internal techniques stands at the pinnacle of the martial arts world, far beyond the influence of a family like the Quintons.


    The four major martial arts families in China are supported by nearly all the trillion-level elite families. Even as they depend on these wealthy families, they would never part with their internal boxing skills, for these are the keys to their prominence.


    However, to Charlie, the internal martial arts that many hold in high regard were of little value. ording to the Apocalyptic Book, there are hundreds of types of internal martial arts, most of which are quite basic.<fn4b2a> ???? ????s? ???????s ?? Find~Novel</fn4b2a>


    In reality, the most powerful practices aren’t internal martial arts at all, but rather true energy and reiki.


    If we were topare Nei Jia Quan to electrical measurements, it would be like a standard AA battery, with a mere 1.5 volts and minimal current. In contrast, the aura from internal martial arts can be likened to ultra-high voltage electricity, starting at 500,000 volts and potentially reaching millions of volts.


    The difference is truly monumental.


    That’s why Charlie didn’t even regard internal boxing techniques in the Apocalyptic Book as noteworthy.


    He simply realized that Aurora was struggling to find a suitable boxing method to practice, which led him to think of these internal techniques and consider selecting one for her training.


    With a smile, he suggested to Aurora, “I happen to know of a type of inner family practice that’s particrly suitable for young women, called the Four Elephant Palm. If you’re interested, I can teach you.”


    Upon hearing this, Aurora was utterly shocked and speechless!


    Even though she wasn’t familiar with the Four Elephant Palm, she understood that being associated with inner family boxing meant it was an invaluable treasure!