Of course, Rui was merely curious. There was basically no chance of him failing the Squire habilitation phase. Part of this was due to the fact that he was most certainly a fast learner thanks to the enhanced nature of his brain and mind.

A little over three months passed. Extensive and difficult training regimens allowed him to finally completely adapt to his new body.

By day hundred, the suit was off and his accuracy and precision were incredibly high despite using the full power of his Martial body.

BAM!!

A tremendous strike crashed against a wall. The full unshackled might of a Martial Squire crashed into the barrier.

"Fuuuu..." Rui exhaled.

"A perfect strike." Squire Fernin told him. "You've mastered your Martial body. How does it feel to finally be a full-fledged Martial Squire?"

"Incredible," Rui admitted.

He felt like a god.

slightest exertion of his body, he was already able to output power that far exceeded most Martial Apprentices. The fact that he could defeat his previous self without a single Squire-level technique was something

the necessary level of control needed to successfully pass the Squire habilitation phase."

Squire-level missions immediately?" Rui

now is risky. It is recommended you master a few Squire-level techniques, be they Squire-level versions of techniques you mastered in the past or new Squire-level techniques that are more suited to your Martial

Rui frowned. "Abandon old techniques

for the Squire Realm. At the end of the day, techniques created for a

adapted to Squire-level is to

new. There is

thinking of Blink. The technique was not only

a Martial Squire. You will need to become truly separate

In order to walk down a Martial Path that was unique, the individuality in his Martial Art needed to reflect, otherwise, he could

a reason the population of Martial Artists of higher Realms was exponentially lower than those of Realms lower. Martial Apprentices accounted for an overwhelming majority of the population of Martial Artists. Part of this was because most Martial Apprentices of previous generations simply failed to imbue their Martial Art with the necessary amount of individuality needed to elevate it to

difficult task to create one's own

one, however." Squire Fernin informed him. "Techniques successfully created

Squire Fernin, deeper

the variation among Martial Apprentices. Martial Apprentices are normal humans as far as physicality goes. There is variation among normal humans, of course, but ultimately, they are within certain limits. Humans on a broad scale are quite similar to

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