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He reached out to pry it open, but only his fingers and palms could go in. The thickness behind his palms was too thick to go in. However, with his previous experience, he estimated the depth and thought that if he used his penis to push it, he should be able to reach it. So, Yingwoo took off his pants again, raised dick, and pushed it against the stone stick.
But this time is different. No matter how Yingwoo tries to push, the stone stick doesn't budge. Using both Yin and Yang internal forces, phallus tries to transfer hot and cold energy to the stone stick, but it's still ineffective. Yingwoo sits down in despair, feeling truly helpless this time.
Yingwoo I thought and thought, but couldn't figure it out. So I picked up the torch again and examined it carefully. Only then did I realize that there was a small section without moss going up from the stone stick, while other areas were covered with some moss.
Yingwoo thought to himself: "Should I push upwards? Let's give it a try!" So he straightened his little brother and pushed towards the stone stick. "Huh!" Yingwoo found that the stone stick really moved upwards! So Yingwoo continued to push upwards.
"Oh no!" Yingwoo discovered once again that the more he pushed upwards, the greater the force the stone stick exerted downwards. It was as if there was a spring inside. Yingwoo tried several times, but each time he was just a little short of reaching the top before being unable to withstand the pressure and falling back down.
"What a joke! It's so heavy, how can I bear it!" Yingwoo complained. But with no way to retreat, Yingwoo had to summon up his strength again and face the challenge once more. "Hey! Ya..." Yingwoo exerted all his power and put forth his utmost effort.
Originally extremely swollen penis, vigorously stimulated to the extreme hardness and brightness, vigorously pushed all the way up! "Gua da!"
"Ka, ka, ka...", the stone door finally opened!
Two stone walls retreated to the sides, and then slowly closed again after reaching the bottom.
Yingwoo hurriedly stepped inside, afraid that the stone door, which had been difficult to push open, would close again. He didn't have the strength to push it open again.
After the stone door closed again, Yingwoo saw some words behind it. On it was written:
"Congratulations on successfully entering the 'Ultimate Joy Cave.' You must be an exceptionally talented individual. Please continue forward, and you will enter the main chamber where I have poured all my efforts and treasures. Use them wisely!"
"Isn't that obvious? Of course, I will move forward and naturally discover what I need to see. There's no need for you to ramble on here." With that, Yingwoo took a step and walked away.
After turning two corners, the surroundings suddenly brightened, and Yingwoo entered a circular stone chamber.
The stone chamber has a diameter of several zhang, with a Tai Chi diagram carved on the top. No! Upon closer inspection, the Tai Chi diagram appears to be naturally formed.
The black part is made of basalt, while the white part is a translucent rock similar to crystal. The light in the stone chamber comes from the white part of the Tai Chi diagram case.
There are eighteen various lifelike human figures around the stone chamber, surpassing the Stone maiden figure blocking the passage when entering the cave. Strictly speaking, there are nine pairs of stone figures, each placed as a male and a female pair.
How do you know it's a pair? It turns out that the postures of these stone statues are all about that thing. Upon closer inspection, it's clear that these postures are the Nine Postures of Bed Kung Fu taught by sister Yan to Yingwoo. The walls around the stone chamber are covered with writing, and upon closer examination, it can be seen that there are two different styles of handwriting.
One is more rough, the other is more graceful, presumably the handwriting of a man and a woman. The man's handwriting explains the names of these stone statues' poses and the essentials of each pose. Although not as detailed as sister Yan's explanation, the important key points are not lacking.
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