The Soaring Dragon Path. This martial path is reasonably well-known and taught in schools and informally. It has a popular reputation for mysticism, and is virtually obsessed with grace. This warrior's way cautiously guards its ultimate technique, the "Defensive Flight Swoop".
The Tiger Academy. This art is famous and only taught in specific schools. This martial art has an inaccurate reputation for literacy, and is virtually obsessed with grace. This martial technique is known for the intricate "Offensive Claw Grasp".
The Hunting Bat School. This martial technique is relatively unknown and only taught in specific schools. This art has a popular reputation for intellectualism, and places an additional emphasis on discipline. It carefully guards its ultimate technique, the "Flying Stalk Strike".
The Billowing Breeze Path. This martial path is very well-known and taught all over. It has a legendary reputation for passivity, and places an additional emphasis on swift movement. This martial art is known for the intricate "Gentle Battle Impairment".
The Shadowy School of the Great Lights. This martial art is practacally unknown and taught in schools and informally. This martial path has an unearned reputation for stealth, and places an additional emphasis on meditation. This art is known for the "Illuminated Shadow Star".
The Way of the Ten Thousand Imperial Horses. This art is very famous and taught in various schools. This martial technique has a deserved reputation for regality, and focuses on endurance. This martial art is known for the "Grand Infinity Guard".
The Way of Monkeys. This martial path is well-known and taught in various schools. This martial art has an inaccurate reputation for a playful attitude, and strongly focuses on surprise tactics. It obsessively guards its ultimate technique, the "Defensive Tail".
The Mystic Way of the Tall Heavens. This martial path is reasonably well-known and taught only in one location. This martial art has an unearned reputation for contemplation, and places an additional emphasis on philosophy. This art is known for the "Mystery Finality".
The Monkey Way. This martial path is reasonably well-known and taught all over. This art has a legendary reputation for philosophy, and strongly focuses on dexterity. It is known for the "Battle Kick".
The Path of the Wind. It is reasonably well-known and taught in schools and informally. This warrior's way has an inaccurate reputation for philosophy, and strongly focuses on wildnerness survival. This martial art is known for the dangerous "Invisible Strike".
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