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The Baghdad Zen Master lowered his right palm and suddenly opened his mouth, unleashing a powerful sound wave that erupted from him. "This is the Lion's Roar!" someone recognized it as one of the Seventy-Two Ultimate Techniques.
The elders of the Vajra Sect were all dumbfounded, their hearts shaken. The Vajra Sect only had twelve of the Seventy-Two Ultimate Techniques in total, and it was already impressive for an ordinary person to master one technique to perfection in their lifetime. Not to mention someone like the Baghdad Zen Master, who had cultivated multiple techniques and still reached an extraordinary level in martial arts.
Some among them also practiced the Lion's Roar, and seeing the Baghdad Zen Master perform it made them feel so embarrassed they wished they could sink into the ground. This was the true power of the Lion's Roar, not the half-hearted version they had been using.
The roar of the lion echoed in Jiang Han's ears, slightly affecting him and momentarily clouding his mind. Meanwhile, taking advantage of this roar, the Baghdad Zen Master closed the distance to Jiang Han, launching himself forward like a cannonball.
"Great Radiance Fist!" The Baghdad Zen Master transformed into a burning giant Buddha, elevating all his energy to its peak. Everyone present gasped in shock!
The Baghdad Zen Master had not fought for many years, and no one expected his strength to have reached such a terrifying level. Any martial artist who had just entered the Martial Arts Grandmaster realm would find it difficult to withstand this punch unscathed. If they forced themselves to take it, they would suffer severe injuries at best or death at worst!
Buddhist Sect warriors emphasized both martial arts and Buddhist teachings, placing great importance on their foundation and despising shortcuts. Generally speaking, even disciples with average talent could steadily achieve the Innate Realm after practicing diligently for thirty to fifty years until they reached their seventies or eighties.
Some exceptionally gifted individuals who delved deeply into martial arts even had hopes of reaching the highest Realm. The strength of the Baghdad Zen Master was undoubtedly remarkable, even when considering hundreds of years of history within the Vajra Sect.
As his figure approached, he let out another thunderous roar, and a golden radiance surged around him. His body suddenly expanded significantly, bursting through his monk's robe, and his emaciated form appeared as if forged from gold and iron, crashing towards Jiang Han.
"It is the sect's ultimate martial art, the Indestructible Vajra Skill!"
The crowd gasped in shock, exclaiming in disbelief. The Indestructible Vajra Skill could be considered an unparalleled technique even throughout the entire Zongwu World, and it would not pale in comparison to the Nine Yang Manual.
It was rumored that the Vajra Sect's Indestructible Vajra Skill had been lost for many years, leaving only fragments behind. Yet now, this seemed utterly ridiculous! It was clear that the Baghdad Zen Master had intentionally spread this information to diminish the Vajra Sect's presence and lessen the Jianghu Martial World's covetousness towards them.
"Come on!" Jiang Han shouted, clearly excited by the challenge. He wanted to see whether his Six Harmonies Golden Body was stronger or if the Baghdad Zen Master's Indestructible Vajra Skill held more power!
In terms of physical strength, he felt no fear because his realm was significantly higher than that of the Baghdad Zen Master. In a simple contest, he was confident he could incapacitate Baghdad within three moves!
"Six Harmonies Golden Body!"
Jiang Han turned his body, unleashing a torrent of vital energy as he threw a punch. His fist shimmered with seven colors, as if containing seven suns within it—intensely radiant and domineering!
"This... this Manichaeism Leader is still so young yet has cultivated a body refinement method of considerable level!" Someone exclaimed in astonishment.
Body refinement martial arts were not easy to master; this was a common understanding among martial artists. Even though the early stages of the Vajra Sect's signature martial art, the Indestructible Vajra Skill, were open to most disciples, only those with exceptional talent would dare to practice it.
This was because it required enduring immense hardship; even with daily consumption of spiritual herbs and nourishing elixirs to refine their bodies, it was challenging for ordinary disciples to surpass the first hurdle and achieve minor success.
Once unable to enter the realm, not only is time wasted, but it can also lead to injuries that affect a martial artist's future. Moreover, even if one manages to enter, without achieving mastery in the Indestructible Vajra Technique, it is hard to claim any real prowess.
Thus, the elders and disciples of the Vajra Sect were left speechless when they saw Jiang Han unleash a clearly high-level and fully mastered body-refining martial art.
"Indeed, he truly deserves to be called the most monstrous talent of the younger generation in the martial world!" someone whispered.
At this moment, Jiang Han had already engaged in a fierce exchange with Baghdad Zen Master. Jiang Han felt a surge of overwhelming power that forced him to take two or three steps back, his entire arm tingling with numbness. He realized the gap between the Six Harmonies Golden Body and the Indestructible Vajra Technique.
The Six Harmonies Golden Body primarily cultivates the physical body, while the Indestructible Vajra Technique mainly focuses on strength; the enhancement of the physical body is merely a byproduct of increased power.
In contrast, Baghdad Zen Master was sent flying, leaving a long shoe print on the ground as he landed. The string of prayer beads in his hand snapped, and the beads fell one by one onto the ground like raindrops hitting a jade plate.
"Whoa—"
Before the Vajra Sect members could breathe a sigh of relief, Baghdad Zen Master suddenly leaned back and spat out a mouthful of dark blood.
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