The Martial Unity

The death of King Fujilin was a shock to the entire nation, yet a pleasant one. Rui was actually quite shocked at the positive reception he received from completing his mission.

('He must have been a real scumbag.') He mused.

He escaped wondering if he would get an angry message from Minister Riunge, before shrugging. What was done was done, there's nothing about it that could be changed. He simply hit mission completed button on his mission tracker before bolting out of the nation at top speed.

Of course, it wasn't as though he was particularly in trouble. The Kingdom of Dermile did not possess Martial Squires, so even if he was caught, there wasn't anything they could do about it.

He simply crossed the border and ran back to the Kandrian Empire.

"This has got to be my shortest mission so far." Rui thought out loud.

Travelling between the Kandrian Empire and the Kingdom of Dermile was rather trivial, trivially quick. The mission itself was wrapped up in around an hour.

"A little under two hours." Rui affirmed. "It's honestly not even worth going back home, might as well grind another mission."

He usually took a small break with his family in between missions, but it hadn't even been a quarter of a day since he last spoke with them.

He underwent the border transit process once he reached the Kandrian Empire, before entering and heading towards the Mantian Region and the town of Hajin.

thousands of several millions of square kilometers, it actually took him longer to travel through the country than it took him to travel to destinations in the geographical orbit for whenever he

pondering what class of missions he should pick this time. The default

glanced at the hunter class

degree of simplicity that came from tackling missions surrounding beasts. Of course, that didn't mean hunter class missions were particularly easy, they simply required

intelligent, relatively speaking, compared to most of the animal kingdom and thus needed to be tackled differently. While there were animals who possessed intelligence on par or perhaps even greater than

operated in the wild and the natural environment. An environment that humans were quite unaccustomed to, compared to normal human

court was an art in and of itself and one that took many years of experience to master. They were a challenge that was entirely different from that of

Rui shrugged. ('Why not?')

limiting himself to offense-class missions may

technique that's useful in this

allowed him to engage in non-verbal communication with animals. Thus far, he hadn't yet used it to its greatest potential because he hadn't been in a position where he could employ

had immediately gone on to master a mental technique before undergoing the Squire

having made up

the several missions that the library had, noting how much lesser

simply because these missions were nearly an order of magnitude more expensive than Apprentice-level missions due to how much stronger Martial Squires were and how much more difficult Squire-level missions were. There were fewer Martial Squires than Martial Apprentices too, increasing the

saw some interesting missions in the library, taking his time to scour through all of them. His eyes ran into something

class mission:

of Environment and