The Martial Unity

He picked the scroll for the technique out of the slot, examining it happily. He was quite satisfied with the significant improvement to his lethality.

The technique costed around four hundred martial credits, despite the fact that it could cause more damage. The reason for this was because the Stinger had very low flexibility. It could be executed as a straight kick, or side kicks, to varying heights. But the fact of the matter was it required a leg, and unless the user trained the large toes of both feet for the technique, it could only be used with one leg.

Outer Convergence was less devastating with every attack, but fundamentally boosted the power and speed of nearly all Martial maneuvers in general. It wasn't limited to one leg or one type of attack and could even boost other fields if used cleverly. But it lacked the lethality, in turn.

The two techniques were equally high-grade with high-difficulty of mastery that made them more affordable, and had different strengths and weaknesses.

With this, Rui's offense was not to be messed with, he was probably still inferior to Fae in this regard, but he should still be comparable enough to her in this regard once he mastered this technique.

He moved on, stepping out of the offense-oriented section. He had no intention of purchasing any more pure offensive techniques.

When he walked out, he paused.

('Now what?') Rui wondered. He wasn't sure. He sauntered around a bit, eying the different sections in the Apprentice Library, as they eventually settled on one.

The maneuvering section.

('It's been a while since I've visited that section.') Rui mused. He hadn't purchased a maneuvering-oriented technique since he purchased Parallel Walk two training sessions ago.

a long ass time ago.')

so much had happened since then, that

a choice as any. He didn't even necessarily have to pick a maneuvering technique either. If he didn't like what he was seeing, he could just move on. There was no

came across the many techniques held in the maneuvering section, many of which he had

[Godspeed]

surpass the speed of sound by accumulating power in the form of muscular potential energy, allowing them

the few techniques of the entire library technique that had grade ten difficulty,

efficiencies. If successfully well-executed, Rui doubted there was a single Martial Apprentice that could avoid being defeated. Even Fae, who was among the strongest offense specialists

would just go

mastered it in half a year was impressive, because this was the kind of technique that took several years of unhindered dedicated training

came to mastering maneuvering techniques, Kane was unrivalled. Not even Rui with his reincarnated-enhanced mind and reincarnated-enhanced potion tolerance was above him in this particular regard. He

was still slower than Rui on average was because he was

Rui didn't think he could master Godspeed, nor did he feel the urge to so he

through the many techniques, many of which he had seen before, many of which were new,

[Phantom Step]

technique centered around creating illusions with extremely high-quality convincing feints based on accurate

equal amounts of flexibility and high-efficiency, which resulted in an overall high-quality technique, it was quite reasonably

concept of feinting incorporated into