Reincarnation Of The Strongest Spirit Master

"I will never dance," Sara's mother decisively said, "I hate dancing!"

"Oh, how come you work using… Without dancing from time to time?!" William paused, moving his eyes around her fiery body. Seeing him eyeing her in such a way didn't make her uncomfortable. Instead, she felt there was something familiar at last in how he looked at her.

"Ahem," Sara from the side couldn't help but clear her throat, "we can let my mother away from this and we'll handle this dance."

"Ok, but it still feels odd," William evilly smiled, "why don't you learn and perform it if we need help?"

"Screw you!" Sara's mother knew he was teasing her on purpose, and so she showed her fierce side again to him. And from the side, Sara couldn't help but roll her eyes, unable to decide if what he was doing was right or wrong.

"Alright," after a few teasing comments that ended up with Sara's mother moving away from him, William finally got a little serious, "I'll show you the dance now. Try to memorise the moves, then train as much as you can and teach it to other masters as well…"

"Ahem, let's first see what this dance is," Fang had a bad feeling about this dance. Something told him William intended bad from doing this. And yet if this was for the better good, he couldn't argue against this.

But learning and executing it for the upcoming battle was something, and teaching others was a different thing.

"It's not that hard," William evilly smiled, making everyone get the wrong idea here, "let me show it to you."

William then started to move, while humming a weird tone. Once he started to move, and everyone couldn't help but get alarmed.

"This… It's like…" Fang couldn't help but mutter in shock, feeling how bad this dance was going to be.

"How was it? Did you like it?" William stopped after five minutes, looked at everyone with a bright smile on his face as if he was proud of what he just showed them.

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"Yeah, my daughter asked me to get something for her, and I totally forgot it!"

"Let's talk later about it, I need to urgently leave now!"

"No one is leaving!" William wiped the smile off his face, "without this dance, the formation we need to execute won't run on its own."

He fiercely looked at everyone, moving his eyes slowly among them, "the formation is like a symphony, lots of spirit power would channel through it. And without controlling the spirit power infused within, we won't be able to exert the control we need over our enemies. Doing this dance is a must, and don't take me wrong, it's not an easy task to do!"

"I doubt it!" Sara's mother scoffed, "you just want to embarrass us using this useless dance…"

"It's the Humming Bird dance," William rolled his eyes, "don't tell me you don't recognise it!"

"What?!!!" the face of Sara's mother instantly changed, "are you joking? No one knows this scary formation… Don't tell me…"

"How come I'm so confident about stopping who are coming here then?" William laughed, "with this, I'm positive in our ability to stop them."

"No way!" Sara's mother blinked, "how come you know such legendary formation? I don't believe any of that!"

"Fine," William rolled his eyes, "let's give everyone a demonstration then, shall we?"

He motioned his hand for her to step up. He knew what she said was true, as such formation was known as long forgotten from the outer world.

He was just lucky to have a super lucky master, who found the scrolls describing in great detail the formation and how to execute it in an ancient ruin.

William knew no matter how he explained, she wouldn't get it. And so, it was better to show the real effects, not only for her, but also for everyone else.

The Humming Bird formation was known as the deadly encounter for any stronger enemies. It had the ability to weaken any foe as long as the formation was laid properly and activated in the right way.

It wasn't an easy formation to execute, not the typical kind of formation. As his master once said, this formation was like using a living monster to fight on one's side.

William's master trained all of her disciples over this formation. She wanted to use it against the nine tailed fox. And yet when the battle happened, many of the masters on William's side failed to do their part properly, ending up with great failure.

"Are you sure?" Sara's mother raised an eyebrow, looking in doubt towards William, "are you this adamant on embarrassing yourself?"

"We'll see," William was busy laying down the formation. The list of materials needed was quite long, needing lots of very precious materials from the outer world.

But William didn't plan to use the full powered version. He lacked tons of materials needed. So he just replaced these with materials from this world, ones that had the general aspects of the outer world materials.

"As you wish," as she saw him taking tons of materials out, she curiously stepped up while everyone else moved aside to clear a space for the two to perform.

Sara's mother didn't need to do anything. She stood in the middle of a big empty circle, crossing her arms, and looking at William with little interest on her face.

Yet she was meticulously watching every single move from him. She didn't believe he'd know such a legendary and unknown formation. But William always succeeded to impress and shock her since she met him.

Just to be sure she wouldn't regret missing this, she made sure to watch what he was doing using her spirit sense.

"Ready?" After half an hour, he finally stopped digging the ground and putting different materials there.

"Are you?" she asked in response, while feeling odd about what he did.

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