95 Chain of Arrows

The speed of Tang Yan's archery had already been shown in qualifying, and it was a thrilling demonstration.

But entering the team competition, in order not to place any second hand pressure on his teammates he didn't do it again.

But in fact, even in qualifying, he didn't fully show his full speed.Find authorized novels in Webnovel，faster updates, better experience，Please click www.novelhall.comfor visiting.

It's not that he couldn't but that he didn't want to, because if that kind of extreme speed was displayed, it may bring unnecessary trouble to him.

But now, Ang Han Teng's strength was beyond his expectations, and every time he hit a 10 pointer, the provocative look in his eyes each time made him feel very uncomfortable.

He didn't know why but he felt a natural aversion and competitiveness towards him.

So, he made a decision.

He adjusted the draw weight on the recurve bow directly from 50 to the maximum, 100 pounds.

"The next Chinese archer, please come up!"

The referee signaled him up.

Tang Yan walked to the venue with the bow.

Unlike any previous round, there was a marked increase of intensity in his eyes.

This kind of emotion couldn't be touched, but the surrounding audience quickly felt it. All of them stared at the shooting gallery afraid of missing something.

Under the eyes of the audience, Tang Yan walked to the target with the recurve bow.

He didn't rush to shoot, but he began to move back and forth, his right hand feigning the motion of grasping the arrow, nocking it and firing, over and over.

"What is this guy doing?" Watching Tang Yan, Ang Han Teng was full of caution.

Doubt also appeared in the hearts of the audience.

After a few seconds, Tang Yan finally stopped and placed his hand on an arrow in the arrow pot.

Seeing that Tang Yan was finally about to begin, the audience at the scene also immediately stopped talking and turned back to the field.

Tang Yan moved, he yanked an arrow from the arrow pot, quickly struck the arrow, and then...

Twang!

He was moving too fast, the audience could hardly react or keep up.

Tang Yan, even directly omitted the technical movements.

Tang Yan didn't stop after shooting the first arrow, he quickly pulled out another arrow from the arrow pot. It was all one smooth rapid movement, as his right hand released and the first arrow was fired, he instantly moved straight for the second arrow.

Now people realised why it was Tang Yan kept moving his right hand back and forth before, it was in order to practice taking out the second arrow in the fastest time.

But aware of this, another question appeared.

Why all this hurry?

There were 4 minutes in the round, the time given to each archer was very rich.

This was already puzzling and what was even more so was that Tang Yan's second arrow was lined up at a lower angle and he drew the bowstring back further.

TWANG!

The second arrow rocketed off the bowstring.

WHOOSH!

As expected, the arrows path was lower and its speed was significantly faster.

Among the confused expressions of the audience, the two arrows appeared in the air in front of Tang Yan, the first arrow was in the front with the second arrow trailing behind.

One was on a parabolic trajectory and the other on a nearly straight flight path.

The distance between the two arrows was constantly closing, getting closer and closer.

"Is that..." As the two arrows got closer and closer, Ang Han Teng realized what Tang Yan was trying to do, his face was incredulous.

Sshhluck!

BOOM!!

Under the stunned eyes of the audience, the second arrow hit the first arrow just before hitting the target. The first arrow was directly pierced by the second arrow before slamming into the target.

A Robin Hood!

In ancient times, archery was mostly used for warfare, this kind of archery was called Manchu archery.

Manchu was the Chinese martial arts form of archery. 

What Tang Yan just showed was a kind of high-end technique of Manchu.

Adjusting the speed and angle of the arrow so that the first arrow was on a low-speed parabola and the second arrow was on a high-speed straight track. If it was done well enough, the second arrow would hit the first arrow. Then they all hit the target.

This kind of arrow art was a chain of arrows. It was more common in military camp training, often demonstrated by military commanders to establish their prestige and credit.

Li Guang as a general, knew how to perform this naturally.

Because Tang Yan only got 80% of Li Guang's power, he could just about finish this. In fact, he was originally preparing this for the Korean team, but he used it in advance.

And because modern day arrows were made of carbon when the second arrow pierced the first there was a loud crack, like a silenced gunshot going off which just made the effects even more shocking.

The scene was beautiful.

Except for shock, I am afraid I can't find another word to describe everyone's expression and emotions at this moment.

There was no sound on the scene for a long while, even the referee forgot to go up and confirm the number of points of his arrows.

The first person to move was Tang Yan.

Placing the recurve bow on his shoulder, he turned calmly walking to his rest area.

When he arrived at the rest area, the referee finally snapped out of it and responded.

10 points!

Two 10-pointers!

After the referee announced the result, the scene was followed by a mad cheer.

The audiences reaction took time to buffer, but after being buffered, the emotional outburst was absolutely terrifying.

The audience got up and screamed wildly, yelling and cheering.22kg45kg