The Martial Unity

Rui knew one of the reasons he had been picked was the Seismic Mapping technique. It was the best technique to locate a hidden underground research facility. Although there were sub-terranean specialists, the difficulty of the mission mean they needed to be extremely strong.

Furthermore, since the conflict wouldn't actually be taking inside land or the actual ground itself, they were useless beyond detection. Thus, it was more efficient to send someone who had the sensory techniques needed but also the power needed for the mission.

How many grade-ten Martial Apprentices were there that had also coincidentally mastered the Seismic Mapping technique, that also weren't on a mission?

Not many, Rui suspected.

Still, it wasn't fun to be the only one working while his teammates were effectively doing nothing.

Rui opened his eyes, lifting his palm from the ground sighing. ('Nothing here as well.')

Rui had long begun grid-search across the northern part of the forest. It would take him a full day of non-stop work to be able to map the entire area with his speed and sensory range.

The problem was figuring out the sizes of the grid boxes because he didn't the depth at which the facility was built at. The deeper it was, the smaller his grid boxes would need to be and the more grid boxes he would need to have. Because the deeper it was, the closer he needed to be in order to be able to detect it. If his grid boxes were large, the probability that he would be close enough reduced the few grid boxes he had.

Most people would simply try to be thorough and careful, and leave it at that.

That was the normal and even reasonable thing to do

But not Rui.

was careful and thorough. But he also decided to mathematically construct a probability function of the

well as the size of the grid boxes he was scanning the forest through, box-by-box,

had conducted a small quick survey where he quickly dug holes into the ground as deep as he

effort he would need to exert with his grid searching to be absolutely certain that he would

Mind Palace technique, parsing through the data was easy,

was how a man of

as Rui felt he needed to take

deep within

felt a flat

structure that could not be naturally

He turned towards Kane, who was accompanying him.

relieved. "Let's storm in

entrance location yet." Rui

"Besides?"

minimum requirement of five

six Martial Apprentices in charge

Martial Apprentice while the remaining five were estimated to be mid-to-high grade

Kandrian Empire and the Martial Union, this was trivial. However, Rui suspected that for the Commonwealth Duchy of Vinfrana, this was not a small amount. Its Martial Artist-per-capita, the number of Martial Apprentices for the entire population,

treated as a highly-valuable strategic asset. It wasn't easy for the

he possible could before he would launch

Could they access it the same way? Could the exit it the same way once the mission was