The Martial Unity

Fylic gave up trying to pry into the source behind Rui's supreme stamina after multiple failed attempts. Rui simply deflected all of them skillfully.

Once the dynamic measurements resumed, it didn't take long after that, the stamina test was the most time-consuming of them all. The rest of the dynamic measurements were taken rather quickly, and the process came to an end.

"How long will the Martial Union take to create the customized and personalized Squire breakthrough evolution process?" Rui asked Fylic.

"It usually takes about two to three days," Fylic replied.

This wasn't beyond Rui's expectations. He certainly didn't expect that the breakthrough to the Squire Realm would happen then and there, or even within the day.

After all, a vast amount of information needed to be processed for the exact conditions of the personalized evolution breakthrough process to the Squire Realm to be done.

Rui simply bade the team farewell as he returned back home. He had done everything he needed to do, and now the only thing left was the breakthrough to the Squire Realm.

He returned back home peacefully and all he had to do now was wait.

"Have you prepared yourself mentally?" Julian asked him, at some point.

"For how awesome becoming a Martial Squire is going to be?" Rui asked blandly.

the risks associated with the breakthrough to the Squire Realm." Julian

the matter.

to guarantee that there was no possibility of failure. Although the rate of death was low, the

outcome was, of course, death. However, there were other ways for the breakthrough to the Squire Realm to fail. For instance, it was possible that the process would go horribly wrong in so far as the mutations developed that it would permanently cripple him in some horrible way that would almost certainly destroy his career as

wasn't just because of the difficulty of achieving enough individuality, or

through to the Squire Realm. Furthermore,

were some Martial Apprentices who were unwilling to risk everything in order to become Martial Squires. To them, being a Martial Apprentice was more of a profession than it was an integral

It earned them money.

a status over most of the

in order to avoid the attention of powerful and dangerous people

Empire were Apprentice-level missions. Of course, there was room for

the three upper Realms had no place engaging in conflict anywhere near settlements.

a Martial Artist was, the more their missions were perennially outside the borders

missions. Even if they made it smoothly to the Squire Realm through the breakthrough. They would largely be forced to abandon the safety blanket that came with the domestic Apprentice-level missions within the Kandrian Empire. The psychological safety that came from knowing that the Martial Union was always just around the corner was valuable to Martial Apprentices that weren't

Not Rui, however.

is scary," Rui admitted. "But not enough to try and get me to stop, nowhere near enough. If that's even possible to do in the

some stone-hearted unfeeling rock. But his desire and ambition to elevate the Flowing Void style and the VOID algorithm to as high as

would increase the healing rate of the cells during the procedure. And it most certainly