The Martial Unity

Once they finished conversing, the man sky-walked away. Rui considered the conversation that they'd just had. It was quite insightful, and he had learned a lot from the man.

"Now what?" Rui asked himself, having yet to get up.

In truth, he already knew the answer.

"I need to push myself to the absolute limit applying my power in the real world."

He had only gotten to use the Pathfinder technique once in a mission, and he was not satisfied with that at all. Furthermore, he had also gotten a boost to his body and thus wanted to test that as well.

"Well, off to the Martial Union I go," Rui shrugged.

Five minutes later, he had reached the Martial Union, quickly making his way through all the security check-ins before immediately heading towards the mission library. He walked towards the shadow class of missions, browsing through the missions.

Right off the bat, there were a lot of missions that would allow him to accrue more fame for his sniping capability, but Rui was looking for something more than that. He didn't want a simple elementary mission where he needed to get into position and take a shot before leaving.

He wanted a mission that would also allow him to exercise his capability as a Martial Artist.

would be ideal for him, while he was excited to apply Pathfinder and show the world the power of his techniques, he was not an assassin. He was a Martial Artist, first and foremost. He could already feel himself itching for a good fight where he exercised his Martial Art, and he was growing more reluctant to do simple and static

by Fauche, however, he had no interest

was just

judge whether a mission of this kind actually involves me fighting other Martial Artists, after all, it sort of runs contrary

clandestine by definition. Fights between Martial Squires were not covert by any means. Thus, the proportion of missions

judge whether a mission would entail him fighting other Martial Artists based on the publicized information available. These descriptions only offered the basic facts of the mission, they did not offer any details that would allow Rui to judge

try to make the best judgment he could regarding whether the mission would

difficult, but Rui had

elements in a single mission was not really practical. What was much more practical was alternating between missions that definitely gave him one of what he was looking for. He could go for shadow-class missions that would give him the opportunity to exercise his assassination capabilities, and then go for an offense class or hunter-class missions that would allow him to exercise his combat

reasonable than hoping to find both in

the best option he had. ('Since I already picked a shadow class mission last time, I'll go with an offense

generally preferable because they allowed him to pick missions where he could be guaranteed combat against other Martial Squires, especially since he was now a grade-four

since my previous mission was an assassination mission, I should go for an offense-class mission.') Rui shrugged, walking towards the

an authorized governmental entity. There were even a few

through the section in the library as

[Offense-class mission: destruction mission

Client: Feruir Cerni

Difficulty grade: four