The Martial Unity

The Kandrian Martial Festival had arrived!

The festive atmosphere in the entire nation had built-up for nearly a month prior until it erupted in full splendor. The streets were littered with decorations of various kinds as the emblem of the Martial Union; the face of Martial Art in the Kandrian Empire.

There a huge number of events being held in all major towns, and Hajin was certainly no exception. As a populated urban trade hub of a town, as well as home to one of then sixteen Martial Academies in the Kandrian Empire, an immense number of festive activities had commenced throughout the entire town.

The Martial Academies had all held demonstrations of Martial Art in public, demonstrations of feats that Martial Apprentices were capable of, flashy entertaining spars and other demonstrations that appealed to the average citizen.

The local businesses also took full advantage of the Festival, setting up large fairs with Martial Art festive ornaments and other domestic products of various kinds. These attracted an enormous number of people who attended them every day.

"Hiyaah!" Fae threw a palm attack at a boulder with an exaggerated yell.

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ordinary citizens got to witness what Martial Apprentices were actually capable of. The ordinary citizen rarely ran into Martial

labour, Martial commissions were far too expensive for most of them! The only reason they could hire lower Realm Martial Artists for manual labour was because those commissions were rather cheap because most Martial Artists completed them rather quickly, and the value of labour was quite low to

understanding of what Martial Artists were capable of, the Martial Festival would, of course, renew their memories, but because of its infrequency, the awareness of

amazement. "Martial Artists are awesome! Is big brother

Julian smiled. "Your big brother is also

demonstration with a wistful look. "It's a

fact that he was chosen as a representative of the Hajin branch of the Martial Academies. He had expressed his need to immerse himself in training and mental conditioning for the Martial Contest that would be held in Vargard, the capital town

ecstatic. Julian even promised to bring as many as he could to the town of Vargard as possible, although it wouldn't be easy. However, none of them had wanted to miss this

would be participating in a national

thought of it

region for the very first time in their entire lives! Most of them were born in Hajin and had been taken in by Lashara at a very young age, settling just outside the town of Hajin in the Quarrier Orphanage. Visiting

begun making preparations for the lengthy four-day journey. Unfortunately, he wasn't able to bring as many people as he would have liked. The recent expansion of the Orphanage he himself had funded meant that

also limited the number of children they could take, since there only so many children three