The Martial Unity

It was only after he had become a Martial Squire that he understood how nerfed Squire Caella Freelia was against him in their fight. Although they hadn't fought her the very moment after she became a Martial Squire, it was still soon enough after her breakthrough when she was still out of sync to be able to express all of the power of her new body.

Just as he tried to take another step, Squire Fernin stopped him.

"Relax, no need to move right now." He told Rui. "It's best that all of this be done once we're in a controlled environment. For now, you will be taken to the Squire habilitation facility in a wheelchair."

They gestured to one in the room, having brought it over.

Rui sighed. He was not too fond of wheelchairs; they reminded him of the worst part of his life when his health deteriorated to the point that he was unable to move around on his own. It was one of the worst parts of his life not only due to his health but also due to the continuous failures he suffered in trying to make the VOID algorithm viable.

Still, he obliged as they strolled him to the Squire habilitation facility, which was connected to the breakthrough facility, side by side for convenience.

Once they arrived at the facility, they immediately entered a particular section of the facility.

"What's this place for?" Rui asked as he looked around. It appeared to be a storage facility for a strange kind of body suit, of sorts.

Rui. "These suits are highly

he immediately comprehended the reasoning for such a form of training. "Steady

"You will be wearing this suit for the entirety of your habilitation phase in this facility. We will progressively lessen the resistance the suit offers to your movements, roughly one-percent a day. After a hundred days, you will be discharged as long as your control, accuracy, and precision aren't below the bare minimum standards for you to not be a threat to civilians

was new. Rui had never had to exhibit extreme caution to normal humans around him as a Martial Apprentice because Martial

efficiency. It had taken Rui a while to piece this together since the science in this world had not developed why having superhuman brains enabled superhuman physical power. Of course, the principles

except Rui, as far as he knew, thanks

was

had indicated that human beings generated several hundreds of joules of energy with every strike. Technically, this was enough energy to crack and break

no human was able to crack and break rocks. Not even the mightiest of heavyweight fighters who held the world

the human body, only a small portion of that great energy were actually

rocks with a strike. Very few animals were capable of such a

of this was due to inefficiency

discovered their Martial Path, the brain evolved in battle cognition, and along with it, the potential to be superhumanly

be extremely efficient with the energy that their body generated, maximizing both the energy generated and the amount

a conscious

Apprentice-level techniques. There was never a worry of accidentally bumping into a human and killing them because he exerted