Editing ReignWulin:QuanzhenSect (section)

== Common Demise Swordplay ==
* Scour the Ocean to Slaughter the Dragon
* Starry Wind Sweeping Leaves: A low cut to the legs.
* Separating the Flower, Brushing Away the Willow
* '''One Sword Into Three Distinctions:''' Every stance had two intentions, when the sword comes out it was one stance, but within it was artifice, the sword stance separated into two. This was Quanzhen’s “One Sword into Three Distinctions” (yi jian hua san qing) technique; every stance can be made into three.
* '''Fixed Yang Needle:''' Yelu Qi’s left hand raised his sword, his left foot stepped forward, a stance of “Fixed Yang Needle”, the sword was thrust upwards, it was the orthodox sword skills of Quanzhen. This stance’s air and chi were absolute, the strength, power and movement all has its fine points. At first appearance it looks very ordinary, but to reach a state where there was no weakness is incredible.
* Green Dragon Exits The Sea
* That stance achieved two aims at once, attacking and defending at the same time, solving the crisis he was in. This stance was called “The Wild Goose Attacks from the Side”, a technique from Quanzhen swordplay.
* In the midst of danger, Yang Guo had used a stance of Quanzhen swordplay which was surprisingly effective, so he used another Quanzhen stance, “The White Rainbow Traveling Across the Sky”, the flat side of the sword struck the wheel. The sword was light, the wheel heavy, that attack originally had no chance, but the strike was just at the right place, fulfilling the martial art theory of ‘Four Liang Moving a Thousand Jin’, and the iron wheel changed directions, flying towards Jinlun Fawang’s head.
* '''The White Crane’s Bright Wing:''' a stance of Quanzhen swordplay.
* “Sweeping Across the Northern Desert”
* “The Horse Trampling on the Descending Flowers”
* His “Big River Heads East” move was one of Quanzhen’s most powerful and swiftest sword techniques.
* Hoary Wrist Bracelet
* The name ‘Swordsmanship of Common Demise’ was designed for a person to fight for his life against a much more powerful opponent. Every move is designed to attack the enemy in a vital spot with incredible force and without the slightest care for one’s own life. Although this is a highly refined sword skill, it’s actually very similar to those scraps between ruffians and the lowlifes of the streets. As it turns out the Quanzhen Sect has a nemesis that resides in the western regions. This man was much more powerful than any of the Seven Masters of Quanzhen, and he was as ruthless as he was powerful. At one time only the disciples’ master could subdue and control this man, but now that the master had passed away, there was a chance that this man could come back to the central plains at any time and destroy the entire Quanzhen Sect. The Seven Masters of Quanzhen do have a “Big Dipper Formation” that could contain this man; however, this formation only works with all seven disciples present. There was the possibility that they might run into this man without every one being present. This ‘Swordsmanship of Common Demise’ was meant to be used against this man, especially in single combat, in the hopes that the two combatants would both perish and thus preserve the sect.
* fighting and shaking star and river