The Martial Unity

Chapter 549

While he was quite satisfied with his progress, there was one issue.

"This is going to take longer than I expected," He muttered, turning to the distant figure of Squire Casen in the sky. "And even if she is a low-grade Martial Squire, it's not easy to commission Martial Squires constantly. I don't have that kind of money."

This obviously meant only one thing.

"I need to do missions if I am to continue commissioning her." Rui scratched his head.

He had considered buying a Squire-grade punching machine, before tossing the idea out the window.

"This technique needs to apply to more than just a punch. I need a Martial Squire training partner."

Project Bounce needed to work on all manners of striking attacks, it would be actually detrimental if he limited his training to mechanical and inorganic strikes.

"This will also be the first time I'm working on mastering techniques while also completing missions," Rui noted. "It's going to be a messy schedule."

While he could organize his training sessions well, it became harder to regulate the amount of time on missions, the types of missions he chose generally didn't allow him to predict the amount of time it would take to complete them.

"In which case, I should probably choose missions with defined time periods," Rui noted. "Ideally, long-term missions with defined timings would be perfect."

Though, those missions tended to have very low pay, unless he managed to get a real big shot to hire him as a bodyguard. In those cases, he would usually be doing nothing while earning really well.

kind of a mission

it was a mission, Rui felt it was a waste to burn that many hours a day. Missions that gave him some kind of experience somehow, were

lit up in Rui's head. ('I

accounter, going through his personal missions. He had opened up his profile and inbox for commissions recently,

[Defense class commission: Bodyguard

Client: Savil Vengard

Grade: Two

gold coins

time: 84

an eyebrow at the mission. Just based on the rate alone, he could tell that this was one of the richer clientele of the martial Union. Fifty gold coins an hour was an outrageous income that an overwhelming majority of Martial

But not Rui.

his head. His time was vastly more valuable than the time that would be burnt away standing around

moved on to several others. They weren't too unfamiliar;

that Rui was interested in at

broke out on

class commission: Sparring

Client: Hestia Beauregard

gold coins per

timings (negotiable): fifty hours a

other Martial Apprentices to help them grow. They had been enjoyable

people still remembered

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