The Martial Unity

"Now then," The man began once they finally sat down in his office. "Let us talk about our end of the deal,"

Rui simply stared at him silently, waiting for him to begin.

"The evaluation of your technique isn't out yet officially, however, unofficially, I can tell you that we value the technique that you've developed immensely. However, our concern is the low dissemination viability of the technique due to the burdensome mental calculations that need to be rapidly executed within a short timeframe. This is an extremely high hurdle of difficulty. So much so that we see fit to grade its difficulty as nothing less than ten." The man commented.

Rui didn't bother refuting this, he knew that this would most likely be the case. He didn't think it could possibly be graded below nine due to how demanding the mental faculties of the Martial Artist aiming to use them were.

"Don't get me wrong, this does not take away from your personal accomplishment, in fact, it makes you even more impressive. But unfortunately, it does significantly reduce the impact the technology will have on the Martial world," He sighed, a hint of regret flashing in his eyes. "I don't know how many Martial Artists there are with the qualifications to attempt mastering this technique there are, but I can be damn well sure that they are no more than a minute portion of the Martial world."

Rui nodded, agreeing. "I take it this significantly impacts the value of the technique to the Martial Union, correct?"

"Yes, I'm afraid," He sighed. "Of course, every technique is valuable, and grade-ten techniques are no doubt extremely valued for increasing the peak of what Marital Artists are capable of. However, its direct impact is not as revolutionary as I truly hoped it would be."

Martial Union work on researching ways to increase the

proceed with it if it shows promise or abandon the research project if no progress is made even after a year. However, the research

fair," Rui nodded. Unless he was personally contributing to the research, he could

across even higher Realms and showing us a

Rui raised an eyebrow.

an enormous amount of funds. Rui made less than ten thousand Martial credits with Squire-level missions. Meaning this reward was

Rui was extremely rich!

low-grade Master-level mission, who were among the most strategically powerful Martial assets of the

not expect. "I thought that the Martial Union would provide me

"All of the various kinds of recompense that you're referring to can be purchased

money can

services were not exclusive to the Martial Artist, then the incentive to share techniques with the Martial Union was very little. Any rich douchebag could easily purchase all these services that Rui had to give

by Martial credits. And Martial credits cannot be exchanged with Kandrian gold coins or any other legacy. The only way

see," Rui sighed inwardly in relief.