The Martial Unity

"Hm, interesting tale indeed..." Headmaster Aronian stroked his beard, as he skimmed through the report before him. As the headmaster, he had received a variety of reports from the various branches, wings and departments of the Academy. This was one such report he had received from a Squire instructor.

"To think two fourteen-year-old boys would be able to force you, the vaunted Berserker of Hajin, to use a Squire-level technique..." Headmaster Aronian glanced up at the figure standing across the table. "Truly a fascinating tale, isn't it, Kyrie?"

"I was quite shocked myself. Those two boys are truly remarkable." Kyrie remarked, concurring.

"Kane Arrancar, son of the legendary Devil, is a prodigy who reached Apprentice at the age of eleven..." Headmaster Aronian continued. "And Rui Quarrier who became an Apprentice at the age of fourteen... These two have bright futures ahead of them."

He placed Kyrie's report down, before looking at their profiles and personal data. Although Kane was quite interesting and promising, Rui was truly fascinating.

"Explorer in three months and then Martial Apprentice in two months. And then he proceeds to learn ten techniques in the next seven months and is able to fight well enough to force you to use a Squire-level technique..." Headmaster surmised. "Not even his absurd tolerance for mental and physical rejuvenation potions can explain all of this. Even his extremely high IQ cannot explain how he discovered his Martial Path this quickly." He set down the documents.

Discovering one's Martial Path was a long explorative and introspective journey. It was regarded as the most important and profound of breakthroughs. It wasn't a matter of talent, no one should be able to discover their Martial Path as quickly as Rui did. The reason for his breakthrough was because of his past life, something that unbeknownst to the headmaster.

let go of them easily. Particularly the Lightning Sect for young master Kane. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if Kane Arrancar will be approached by them soon, or perhaps it

"Headmaster, surely the Martial Sects would not violate

and not within the Academy premises." He continued. "But I would imagine

narrowed her eyes at

caught her reaction. "Do you

do." She shook her head. "The students may be Martial Apprentices, but they're ultimately

Headmaster Aronian chuckled. "The Sects would not look kindly upon those words, you might be accused of slander

merely stated the

the prior ten years of their candidacy for headmaster. I've religiously avoided Martial Sects, which is why I was anointed as the headmaster of the Mantian branch

Squire Kyrie remained silent.

have a bit of a rough time ahead..." Headmaster Aronian mused. "As the son of His Honour Sage Arrancar, he will feel immense pressure to join the Martial Sect of his father; the Fire Sect, yet as a speed and evasive-maneuvering-oriented Martial Artist, he would most certainly have the most affinity with the

about Rui Quarrier, Headmaster?" Kyrie felt the need

paused, before continuing. "Yet, with that prodigious mind and learning speed, as well as the peculiar Type

these matters immediately so that they can be better prepared?" Kyrie inquired,