Watching intently as Wang Ye trains in rock climbing on the cliff.
Wang Ye focuses as he trains in climbing over and over.
Reaching the top, then falling back down, climbing up again.
Even though Wang Ye is diligently increasing his climbing difficulty and obstacles.
But his ti to reach the 15-ter summit has still been compressed to within three seconds.
Which is more than two seconds faster than the current 15-ter speed climbing record.
Throughout the climbing process, Wang Ye can clearly feel that, although his rock climbing skill has long lacked proper training, his climbing speed has still seen notable progress.
The improvent in physical condition naturally contributes as one of the reasons.
But Wang Ye believes that his learning of the Wind Manipulation skill also plays a role.
During this period of Wind Manipulation training, his mastery of the airflow has beco excellent. This enhancent in airflow control allows him to subconsciously avoid the influence of wind resistance, improving the efficiency of power exertion, thereby slightly enhancing the performance in speed-based sports. Similarly, if Wang Ye were to undertake marathon or other track tests now, he would find his results improved.
This improvent in speed and efficiency accelerates the speed at which his climbing skill level increases, a training that originally took four seconds can now be quickly resolved in just over two seconds. Additionally, with Wang Ye consciously increasing the difficulty and danger of his climbing actions, his climbing level soon breaks through to lv4.
This unexpected efficiency improvent delighted Wang Ye imnsely. He had thought that only enhancent in the 'Divine' attribute would strengthen his thinking and perception, thereby improving his level-up efficiency, but did not expect that mastering multiple skills simultaneously could also enhance level-up efficiency, complenting and enhancing each other.
This boost in improvent efficiency is actually traceable in ordinary people as well. A person who has achievents in a certain field often progresses faster than an ordinary person when encountering sothing new, even quicker reaching the summit. This isn't because they are more hardworking or focused than ordinary people. It's because they have already climbed to the summit of the first mountain peak, so when climbing the second peak, they can use the experience gained to infer knowledge.
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About three hours later.
Wang Ye eventually beca sowhat fatigued from training.
When he's not hungry, he barely feels tired or drained, no matter how intensely he trains; his body will keep outputting power like a perpetual motion machine.
But upon feeling hunger, his endurance noticeably declines, and fatigue sets in easily; muscles begin to ache after even a bit of exercise, reminding him it's ti to eat.
Sitting on the cushion, Wang Ye took out his phone to check the ti.
It was already around seven in the evening.
The coaches at the climbing gym had started to leave work one after another. Only the girl at the front desk and the manager remained working.
The entire climbing gym was lit dimly, appearing unusually desolate.
Wang Ye sat on the cushion, took out a few energy bars from his bag to fill his stomach,
then put on his running shoes, swiped his card, and left the gym.
Just as Wang Ye was planning to find a shared bike to ride ho,
he looked at the abandoned shop fronts and old factory area walls along the street.
A sudden impulse arose to wall-climb and roof-jump ho.
Although his cycling skills were impressive, the maximum speed of shared bikes was around forty km/h; if the vehicle fra was any taller, it could break under pressure, far less efficient than Wang Ye's full-speed rushing.
There were no caras around here, no pedestrians.
And the street lights flickered, the light was particularly poor.
Perfectly suitable for Wang Ye to utilize his wall-climbing and roof-jumping skills for faster travel.
Wang Ye kneeled slightly, readying himself for a sprint.
He then suddenly charged toward the gray-white wall along the side of the wall.
Bang!!!
Countless gray powder exploded as Wang Ye stomped forward.
A nearly impossible-to-ignore loud thud echoed through the entire street.
Wang Ye was seen to fly over ten ters forward in an almost anti-gravity manner.
In the blink of an eye, he jumped onto the top of a five-story building.
The movent was quite fluid, like a martial arts hero with exceptional lightweight skill.
After reaching the top of the five-story building, Wang Ye continued with his montum, leaping toward another building, aided by his Wind Manipulation ability which resulted in a freakishly slow fall rate, making him look like an eagle soaring and maneuvering between buildings, visible only as a rapid dark shadow streaking across the rooftops, accompanied by a terrifying swoosh and heavy footsteps.
Employing this travel thod — seventy percent gliding and thirty percent sprinting.
Wang Ye's average speed stabilized around 60-80 km/h.
In the past, Wang Ye's rushing skill alone couldn't guarantee such smoothness.
But now, with mastery of the Wind Manipulation skill, his gliding ability has seen trendous improvent.
Even without a wingsuit, his gliding ability surpasses that of ordinary individuals wearing one by far.
Facing buildings spaced 10-20 ters apart, he still could easily leap over them.
At an extre rushing speed complented by god-level Wind Manipulation ability, he resembled assassins and ninjas from the movies, moving decisively and agilely, vanishing like a spectral presence in the dark.
In the face of such breathtaking speed, parkour seems like a snail-paced activity.
Soon enough.
Wang Ye crossed five kiloters, arriving near his residence's street.
Next, he headed to a nearby wholesale market and purchased over a hundred pounds of food ingredients.
The wholesale market owner intended for employees to transport the goods to Wang Ye's ho by truck.
But Wang Ye decisively declined the owner's kind offer.
Getting the goods loaded onto a truck and transporting them to his ho would take at least two hours.
Wang Ye couldn't wait that long; he was already hungry.
With his current strength, carrying the load ho would be faster than trucking it.
Thus.
Under the puzzling gaze of the owner.
Wang Ye shouldered the enormous burlap bag.
"Whoosh" — he sprinted off, disappearing into the night soon after.
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Upon returning ho, Wang Ye spent an hour and a half cooking the als.
He then took another half-hour to finish eating.
His Cooking Skill level rose to lv4 (86.36%).
As Wang Ye completed his wash and got into bed, the ti had already turned to eleven at night.
He leaned back on the headboard, habitually browsing the latest news online.
During this period.
Wang Ye hadn't frequently updated videos.
Yet, Anta's official account had been independently posting many promotional videos of Wang Ye.
Although Wang Ye hadn't been to headquarters to shoot dedicated promotional videos recently, Anta's marketing team was clever. They selected thrilling segnts from Wang Ye's past competition recordings, using skilled editing techniques, rging them with his recent parachuting training footage into a complete promotional film, adding background voiceovers and effects before releasing the new composite video online.
Simultaneously, they secretly prepped for Wang Ye's upcoming climb to Mount Everest for precise parachute jumps.
Regarding Wang Ye's passion for extre sports and attempts to challenge Ozaki's Eight.
Now, it's widely known online.
Most people have guessed from Anta's promotional film that Wang Ye is going to Mount Everest to accomplish Ozaki's Eight second, Celestial Descent.
Moreover, Wang Ye discovered that the foreign bloggers who kept criticizing him back in June were now mostly silent. Notably, Coach Xiu, who questioned Wang Ye's marathon score, had been ridiculed and cursed by countless Chinese netizens, resulting in about half a month of video inactivity. According to overseas netizen reports, Coach Xiu had been forced to resign from his coaching position, and even his livelihood was now in jeopardy.
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