The Martial Unity

Rui was exhausted.

Truly exhausted.

He glanced at Nel, who was already being treated by the medical staff on site. His blood loss was immense, Rui had struck the carotid artery in advertently.

He quickly got off the ring after having consumed a rejuvenation and healing potion.

"That was an insane fight." Kane grinned.

"Congratulations Rui." Fae said. "That was incredibly close."

They all congratulated him before getting to the elephant in the room.

"How did you land that last Flowing Canon?" Fae asked curiously, it was one of the many offensive techniques she had mastered and thus she had recognized it immediately.

"I was wondering the same thing too." Kane nodded. He was already familiar with Nel's incredible speed and reflexes. He was quite curious too.

"Just some psychological tricks." Rui smiled. "I distracted him with the Stinger so that his reactions to other attacks would be much lower. And then I just to find the perfect timing and placement of the Flowing Canon with my adaptive evolution."

"Was it really that simple?" Kane scratched his head. "To think that's how you managed to create such a huge turn around."

Rui shrugged. "It was that simple. The human mind is more flawed than you we tend to think of it. As long as you learn how to exploit these flaws, you can do things that would normally be impossible."

This was something he sincerely believed. Research in neuroscience and psychology had shown that the human brain and mind were filled with a myriad of flaws and shortcomings, many of the elements of the VOID algorithm were derived from and centered around these phenomena.

Of course, several of these elements were also in effective on Gaea against Martial Artists and beasts because they were too different from baseline human. Which was, of course, one of the many reasons the VOID algorithm needed updating and upgrading.

They bantered for a bit, before a staff member interrupted them.

"Apprentice Fae Dullahan? Your scheduled match is soon to commence." He said. "Please be sure to wait by the assigned ring."

Fae nodded, turning to her friends. "I'll see you guys after."

match after being

fighting Hever, right?" Kane

"Yeah."

was interested in the outcome of that fight. He suspected there were too possibilities. If Fae's firepower was within the limit of capability of the Meteor Swing technique, then

power exceeded the limits of the technique's capabilities, then she

was unable to gauge it. She had immense raw power however Meteor Swing was a

likely that her regular strikes would

that was for

for her peak power. Her peak power would probably be using Whirlpool in addition all the power striking power techniques she had mastered, such as Flowing Canon. The power of that strike would be on a whole

far as her peak power went,

momentarily and in some situations, and in many cases her opponents wouldn't

was not necessarily true

had no voluntary capabilities. He had no maneuvering techniques and offensive technique he could pressure Fae with, his fighting style gave all the

could take her time to land her most powerful strike

Rui was unclear and quite curious about the outcome

reached the

Hever were already facing each

to start." Rui said excitedly, gazing

in the Academy..." Hever said to Fae. "I

an eyebrow. "You

Martial Apprentice in the Academy who could

your stances." The supervisor

took his modest stance. "Let us not waste time. Show me the

concentration was as imposing as

me see whether your peak

Fae replied as she took her stance. "This

Hever didn't reply.

he had left

"Begin!"

once, Fae didn't lash out at her opponent, swiftly pummeling them

the opposite end of the ring, standing at the edge. Facing Hever, she closed her eyes,

slowly moved in her stance, matching her movements