The Martial Unity

In truth, he did not need to spend much time searching for the perfect technique for his Martial Art that fit the criteria he had set. He had already long set his eye on a technique.

[Outer Convergence]

This technique was one of the core techniques of Fae's Martial Art.

It was a technique that allowed the user to strike with the power of all muscle groups in the body. Normally, this was possible to do in only a handful of positions. But Outer Convergence took it a step further and made it universal.

The technique was based on the principle of additive torques.

A bullet shot by a normal gun moved around the speed of sound.

However, what if the man firing the gun was sitting in a bus also moving at the speed of sound?

Then the speed of the bullet to someone outside would be the speed of the bullet plus the speed of the bus. The total speed of the bullet would be twice the speed of sound.

However, what if the bus itself was standing on top of a plan moving at the speed of sound? Following the same logic, the net speed of the bullet would be thrice the speed of sound. The bullet essentially got boosted by the added speeds of the bus and the plane.

The Outer Convergence was a technique that boosted speed and power equally, that functioned similarly to the bullet analogy.

fist was the bullet in this case, and the various

the strike ensured that the power of the strike was vastly higher than if the strike was

had gone on to fully master it once she entered the Academy, allowing for her power

a technique that would kill two birds

the price.

technique to increase the foundational formidability of his Martial

had seven hundred

of the Apprentice library, skimming through

[Elastic Dispersion]

added muscle relaxing techniques that further made collisions elastic, dramatically decreasing the damage inflicted on the

hard to actually damage with blunt force.') Rui mused. This was a solid candidate, furthermore as a successor to techniques he had already

the price was a deal

and twenty martial credits.') He flinched. ('I'm good,

for his defense. He glanced around, eying

[Adamantium Flex]

it aimed to make the user harder than the opponent's attack for a brief moment by executing an extreme momentary blood-rushed flex of the muscles, thereby inflicting damage onto the attacker rather than the user. It was effectively like trying to punch a steel wall, no

it was an extremely high-grade technique, with immensely high

of the lower-graded techniques which were much less exaggerated

[Axis Fortress]

against attacks much more effectively by ensuring the impact travels parallel from one end of the bone straight down to