The Martial Unity

It didn't take Rui long to reach the Kandrian Empire. What took longer was reaching the Town of Hajin because he couldn't run on the ground at top speed, he sky-walked, which was much slower than running on solid land.

He quickly finished the boring and tedious post-mission protocols, detailing statements and a report that conveyed all events occurring since the commencement of the mission and the completion of it. He wasn't too concerned that he didn't have proof that he killed the target of elimination; Squire Crillian. He was sure that the martial Union had already verified and confirmed his death, knowing their extensive information network.

Hell, Rui wouldn't be too surprised if the Martial Union had dispatched a sensory specialist Martial Artist that had already witnessed the entire mission from start to finish.

What he didn't expect was to be stopped when he finished the report by an assistant.

"Squire Quarrier," She bowed deeply, expressing the respect that Martial Artists garnered from normal humans.

"Hm?" Rui turned, facing her.

"I'm here to notify you that Martial commissioner Derun Berfheim has invited you to his office. Please pay her a visit as soon as possible," She courteously informed him.

Rui frowned. "A Martial commissioner has invited me? Why?"

was not informed about this; I was merely instructed by the Martial commissioner to convey her invitation to you." She replied, before

palms, studying it. On one side, generic details about the Martial commissioner were

raised an eyebrow. He had learned a lot more about the Martial Union in the years that he had spent completing countless

Internal Commissions department. This department was an executive branch of the Martial Union that looked at the various interests, agendas, objectives, and liabilities of the Martial Union as compiled by the Internal Affairs department and formulated missions that addressed them and assigned them to the most optimal Martial Artists most

Martial Artist signed with the Martial Union, conditionally agreeing to

the right missions that would address a particular interest, need,

for their roles. They required adept competency in administration, law, sociology, and economics, as well as a

importance and significance of the interests and issues of the Martial Union that they

with domestic, localized interests and issues whose significance and impact did not extend beyond that of a town of the Kandrian Empire. They dealt with issues such as mitigating lacking intelligence in certain circles or networks of society, or particular locations by dispatching Martial Apprentices to gather intelligence and

while not highly important and significant on a large scale, were necessary

in certain regions that sought to wring away the unshaken dominance of the Martial Union in the Martial Art industries in certain parts of the Empire. They dealt with optimizing the securities of estate and assets of the Martial Union by

with issues

was not high enough to have access to such

executive like that want with a grade-four Martial Artist like