"I wonder what Headmaster Aronian wants from you..." Fae pondered out aloud. "Probably not going to be as simple as superficial congratulations and pep talk."

"I'll find out soon enough." He shrugged. "I'll catch you guys later."

He left after they bade him goodbye, heading towards the Headmaster's office.

It had been a month since Rui had spoken to him, he had consulted him once before the preliminary contest had begun and now, he was visiting him as the representative of the entire Academy.

He had arrived.

The large doors to the Headmaster's office opened.

A large office came into his view as he gazed at the figure seated at the headmaster's table.

"Headmaster." Rui bowed deeply, partly because of the great awe and respect he had for vaunted Martial Masters, partly because the sheer weight of Headmaster Aronian's mind pushing down on Rui, compelling him to bow.

Every time Rui encountered him, he was reminded about how deep the Martial Path extended, and how shallow his own depths were. Any arrogance one might have incurred as a result of winning the preliminary contest would certainly been thoroughly dispelled.

"Rui Quarrier." He spoke, stroking his flowing beard. "Come in."

Rui walked in as the doors closed behind him.

"First." He said, flashing Rui a smile. "Allow me to congratulate you on your victory in the preliminary contest. Congratulations on being chosen as the representative of the Hajin branch of the Martial Academies in the Martial Contest."

Rui bowed

He said dismissively. "You

smiled

summoned you, however..." Headmaster Aronian continued.

waiting for Headmaster Aronian to

to be submitted. The one I want to bring to your attention is the fact that every representative generally submits the

knew that Martial Artists named their Martial Art at some point. However, he had never paid

profound, important and even sacred. The name you name it must truly resonate with you on a fundamental level. After all, the name of your Martial Art

Rui nodded, engrossed.

of

just call it the VOID algorithm?

Art, followed by nouns that encapsulate how you view your Martial Art. Many view their Martial Art as an Art, and call it as such. Many view their Martial Art as

Rui nodded. "I understand.

you filled the paperwork." Headmaster Aronian told him. "Lest you be caught off-guard and hastily choose a name, and you'll

for

at all." Headmaster

Rui thought to himself.

of

affected the way in which one viewed one's Martial Art, then it wouldn't be a stretch to say that an unsatisfactory name may

wasn't a

I have to decide now?" He scratched his

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