The Martial Unity

A strange silence spread through the air, as none of the Martial Apprentices were able to muster up anything to say.

And they very well couldn't be blamed for that. They had the final bandit exactly where they wanted him. And just as they were about to finish the job, a fifth bandit came in stopped the, grabbed the man and jumped out of there.

What could they even say? What were they supposed to say?

Rui sighed. "Well, atleast the mission succeeded." He said, turning around to inspect the inner section of the travelling convoy. Thankfully, the carriages and the horses hadn't suffered much damage and the loss of life to the non-combat personnel was minimal. Milliana and Dalen staying back to ensure that their primary mission would be fulfilled was a life-saver.

The outer section was now almost entirely non-existent, however. The battle with the bandit troops and later the battle between eleven Martial Apprentices had wrecked all that battle chariots that carried the security personnel.

Their primary mission was well fulfilled. All the goods were safe, and the Martial Quint fought with everything they had to ensure the goods would be safe. So, Rui was relatively certain that he would be fully remunerated for his services.

Furthermore, the covert operation of the Lowminer Industries was also a decent success. Although two Martial Apprentice bandits managed to escape, they had annihilated most of the bandits, including three Martial Apprentices.

This was a solid accomplishment that could not be downplayed.

especially when the mission was important and had

up and resume our journey." Rui suggested. "I highly doubt those two will be returning any time soon, but I think it's best if we

Lowminer Industries aided in sorting out the chaotic convoy while the Martial Quint

that was actually insane!" Kane exclaimed. "We fought and killed three Martial Apprentices. I bet our grades are

he received the pay, he would have a total of six hundred and fifty-three martial credits. Furthermore, there was

it was merely a verbal promise, he wasn't obligated

managed to wrap up and pull itself together. The Martial Apprentices had already long revealed themselves

started going down, the clouds gathered, barricading its light. At one point, it even began snowing heavily. After all,

that, half

the convoy passed through the Shadow Trails uneventfully. This was largely expected, but the Martial Apprentices kept an eye out for the two Martial Artists who escaped, especially the masked one. That one was truly formidable, although they did not think the eight of them would lose.

wanted

exited the Shadow Trails, and an hour later, had left the

down as the town of

Hajin, he reveled in the experience. The town of Gallagar had a different feel to it than that of Hajin. For one, it was nearly as

across the entire town, and even at the heartland of the town. Unlike in Hajin, where the further