The Martial Unity

"Impact... is it?" Rui considered his words, understanding what he meant.

"Impact," Senior Ceeran nodded. "Allow me to briefly explain the four parameters, that I just described, deciding the 'impact' of a technique. Individuality is one you should be familiar with, considering you're overflowing with it. Individuality is considered an attribute that encompasses both uniqueness and originality. A technique that has zero individuality is not that valuable, because it adds no value. Anything a technique with no individuality has to offer, we can already be certain is already ubiquitous, almost by definition."

Rui nodded, this was rather straightforward.

Why would the Martial Union try to acquire something that is neither unique nor original? Such a thing would not be able to offer anything that everything else didn't. This was an important parameter to consider when evaluating the value that a technique had, perhaps even the most important and foremost parameter to consider.

In this regard, Rui was quite confident that his technique would blow the minds of the Martial Union. The ODA system was probably nothing short of game-changing as far as its uniqueness and originality went. It literally stood for the Objectively Deduced Accuracy system, a means of obtaining accuracy outside of intuitive judgment and muscle memory, which was the only known paradigm for accuracy, Rui was sure.

"The next is potency," The man explained. "Potency is just as important as individuality when evaluating the value of a technique. It's all fine and dandy for a technique to be unique and original, but it would still be worthless if it was extremely weak and had no potential to be potent. It is simply a measure of how much a technique is actually able to accomplish."

nodded. He was rather confident that the Pathfinder technique would do well in this parameter as well. After all, the potency of the technique was

to snipe targets accurately

be passed on to others or even modified to facilitate other applications from it is not a particularly valuable technique. After all, these two parameters are ultimately what decide the actual impact

Rui nodded unhappily.

population could possibly master. Thus, the impact it had was limited. One thing Rui knew for a fact was that the technique was extremely difficult to master. The ODA system was extremely taxing and demanding of its user for it to be useful. Most Martial Artists stood no chance of conquering

viability looked at the factors influencing how easy propagation of the technique was. Really harsh conditions such as requiring the Mindmirror Symbiote to

power. His own brain had evolved to a large degree compared to the much meager boosts that

system without some kind of mental processing boost, at the very least. Mastering the Mind

the evaluation of your technique," The man explained. "Only once we have done this can we actually talk about

be treated as

be considered intellectual property that is owned by you, and only

will earn a cut every time this technique is sold?" Rui asked,