The Martial Unity

"Alright alright, that's enough." He broke the two apart. "Are all of them descendants of Martial families?"

"Yep." Kane replied.

"Figured." Rui sighed. "Atleast, that makes reconnaissance easier. What can you tell me about them?"

"Honestly, not much." Fae sighed. "It's been two years, the information we have is extremely outdated. Look how much all of us have grown in two years, after all."

Rui nodded. "I understand that. Just tell me what type of Martial Art they have."

"Sure." Fae agreed. "I know Fiona and Ian the best, so I'll begin with them. Fiona as I told you is an extreme all-rounder with immense mastery in all aspects of combat with her sheer talent and affinity for all fields. Ian on the other hand is much more specialized."

"Specialized in what?"

"He specializes in breathing techniques."

"Interesting..." Rui's face flashed with intrigue. He hadn't heard of a breathing technique specialist before, there certainly wasn't one in the Academy.

"He had mastered breathing techniques incredibly quickly at a young age. I have no idea how strong he is now." Fae said. "But given his talent and his age, he should have an incredibly solid Martial Art. I would suggest being careful with him."

"Will remember that." Rui said. "Anybody else?"

"Ferlicia was a heat technique user, if I remember correctly..." Kane pondered aloud.

"Right, though she had only mastered two techniques when we'd last met." Fae said.

seen before. He had seen temperature-based techniques in the Apprentice library, of course, but he wasn't familiar

defensive fighter. He's

sound-based fighter, by the

be wary of Byron." Kane said as he went down the list. "He's a nerve striking Martial Artist. When he hits your nerves, they really

striking Martial

fights with vibrations." Fae said, earning a confused look from

interest. "I'll have to

and Kane went on to divulge

end, it didn't amount to much. However, what little he had learnt was extremely interesting and

one of them

friction, sound and many other techniques

this, how could they possibly reach at

all had a chance of

deviants in their own

how well Rui would do

Martial Artists had Martial Art that deviated from the norm quite significantly. He had no experience against many of these Martial Art and techniques

the VOID algorithm was certainly ill-equipped to face many of these Martial Art techniques,

adapted to Gaea-based Martial Art yet, making it less affective. Rui had already long recognized

he went, the more he realized how difficult

IT was truly confounding problem. Furthermore, it wasn't one or two or

it still became quite difficult to use the secondary portions of the algorithm. Then

too difficult. Too mentally intensive. It essentially only worked when it was run on a

he had received from his second cognitive growth stage and the breakthrough to Martial Apprentice, he was able to master