The Sixteen Sounds of Yan and Yun with the Goose's Cry: An Introduction to the Marvelous Technique of the Goose's Cry

The Sixteen Sounds of Yan Yun, with the Goose's Cry, is a brand new mystic art to be launched after the update on February 28th. Many players, intrigued by its name, are curious about its acquisition method and usage. Below, we will introduce and explain it to help interested players understand and use it effectively in their explorations, making their adventure journey easier. If you need this information, take a look below.

Throughout the long journey, one can often see geese everywhere. They walk with an arrogant gait, holding their necks high, as if they consider the area their territory. Many novices, just starting out, have been caught off guard by their sudden attacks, leaving them no choice but to dodge hastily.

The mystic art, The Goose's Cry, was inspired by these geese. A hermit residing deep in the mountains of Yan Yun, who has long observed their every move, discovered that the defensive and offensive postures of geese when threatened contain unique martial arts principles. After studying and refining these, he developed this new mystic art.

When a player performs The Goose's Cry, they instantly grab the throat of the goose at the beginning, controlling it to call forward. This intimidating posture then intimidates the opponent, creating a considerable amount of time for output. When the goose breaks free from the player's control and struggles, it also rushes and kicks towards the front, generating external attack power.

If you want to learn this powerful mystic art that can be used in adventures and monster battles, you can seek opportunities in the Qinghe area. Additionally, when the mystic art is released, a new appearance set will also be available. Rangers can obtain it from the shop using 2580 Long Cries Pearls.

This concludes the introduction to The Sixteen Sounds of Yan Yun: The Goose's Cry. This mystic art can stun monsters for a period during outdoor battles, allowing additional damage to be dealt later, making originally difficult fights easier. If you're interested, go get it in the game and unleash its potential in real combat.