The Martial Unity

Chapter 473

He had made his choices for offense, the next was defense. This was a remarkably easy choice for Ves.

('Inner Divergence and Adamant Reforging it is.') he nodded.

These were his two most powerful defensive techniques. Inner Divergence was an active defensive technique that worked by spreading the impact of the strike across all muscle groups. Effectively the muscles of the body acted as a shock absorbent for the entire body. The impact was safely dispersed instead of inflicting damage on the area of the collision.

Adamant Reforging was a training technique that strengthened the flesh of the user. Flesh would grow more reinforced across many rounds of restorative healing from wounds inflicted in just the right manner, allowing for a tougher exterior. This would result in a passive defense for the user in question.

A good balance between passive and active defenses.

That left two maneuvering techniques.

One of them was definitely the Phantom Step technique. The technique was incredibly useful and had helped Rui immensely since the very day that he mastered it. However, none of the other techniques were all too alluring at this point in time. Out of the remaining four, two of them were foundational techniques that automatically ruled them out in his head.

That left Blink and Shadow Step. However, one was obsolete in the Squire Realm while the other was not combat-oriented. It was suited for infiltration and other operations that required genuine stealth. He didn't have another technique.

('I guess I can go for Wind Breathing?') Rui wondered, scratching his head. Technically, it was a supplementary technique, not a maneuvering technique, but it boosted his agility and speed. Still, it suited his needs.

his

Outer Convergence.

Wind Breathing.

Phantom Step.

Inner Divergence.

Adamant Reforging.

Reverberating Lance.

for. However, what he wasn't prepared for was the price of

"Sheesh," Rui muttered aloud.

sum was nearly an order of magnitude more expensive than even his most expensive training phases

Serevian Dungeon had yielded him a tremendous amount of income, he would

wasn't greed. Squire-level techniques were far more precious than Apprentice-level techniques,

and equipment, unlike

with these techniques. He didn't need any guidance from an experienced Martial Squire, or even a Martial Senior to help him train with

one of the tables in the library with his scrolls, skimming through all of

noted as he processed all of

their Apprentice-level versions. It seems they weren't scaled

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