The Martial Unity

Rui had plenty to consider on the way back home. He had a huge array of choices to spend his million Martial credits on, and he didn't want to be too hasty.

('I'm not under a tremendous amount of pressure in any regard at the moment.') Rui sighed. ('I can take my time to think it through. Hell, I don't even think it is ideal to spend all of it on one go.')

It was best to keep a smaller proportion in his account as a part of his savings, or he could even give it to the Quarrier Orphanage and allow them to spend it on things that even the income supplied by both Rui and Julian would normally not allow.

('I should prioritize spending the credits on something that will aid my Martial Art and my power.') Rui decided.

Those two were different, albeit very closely related. Progressing his Martial Art made him stronger, but becoming stronger did not necessarily progress his Martial Art. The clearest example of the latter was the perma-augmentation potion that augmented his physicality but did not impact his Martial Art in any way.

Of course, this was not bad, not by any means at all. But Rui would rather have an option that made him stronger by making his Martial Art stronger. But, of course, there was no straightforward way to make progress in your Martial Art, it certainly was not something that could be purchased. No potion boosted one's Martial Art.

('Still, it is an option worth considering,') Rui noted.

That potion could mean the difference between life and death where he would not have been able to

a variety of smaller things

research data surrounding a field to learn more about it were certainly quite useful. He had done just that when he purchased information

he wanted to obtain information surrounding a field that was relevant to a technique development project that he was working on, he could be much less reserved in

increase the probability that he would obtain some degree of success in regard to the project that he was working on, or, if the project was not viable in the first

for one. After all, with the sheer number of Martial credits he

Martial Artists of higher Realms like Martial Seniors to aid him if he ever experienced any difficulty with training or a particular

and experience that far surpassed that of a relatively young Martial Squire like himself. There were insights and wisdom that came with the sheer quantity and quality of experience in

course, he highly doubted he could commission them too many times before even his expansive reserves of Martial credits

of Martial credits on immediate boosts such as the perma-augmenting potion while keeping the rest to be available for future expenditure on continuous

the goods and services of the Martial Union were no doubt quite impressive and alluring, ultimately, they weren't something that Rui was too willing to spend much capital on. He didn't particularly need or want most of them, and while there were no doubt products that could aid

obsolete as time passed. There was no way that he could retain most of these products when he stepped into the Senior Realm, but the perma-augmenting potion would certainly

time he gathered his thoughts on the matter, he had already arrived at the Quarrier Orphanage. As he sky-walked down, he found Max and Mana sparring fiercely outside the Orphanage. Thankfully, he already had the mind mask on, thus his arrival didn't

paused of their own volition that