The Martial Unity

"This..." Rui's eyebrows rose as he read through the files that contained reports of observed techniques employed by the G'ak'arkan Tribe.

A variety of long-range techniques that were truly unlike anything Rui had seen in the libraries of the Martial Union or in the field ever before.

One report spoke about a magical telekinetic-like technique that allowed the user to exert magical invisible force on anything within a certain range as though there were invisible arms extending from the user's body!

This user could simultaneously fight enemies by using this technique to exert a crushing force on their opponent, while also using the technique to form invisible barriers. Furthermore, the user reportedly possessed a lot of finesse with this technique. She was reported engaging in a variety of activities simultaneously. Trees cleanly chopped themselves into wood, food cooked, toys magically played with by the young ones, etc.

It was a magical degree of control that was hard to believe. If not for the fact that this outcome was verified by multiple sensory/stealth-oriented Martial Artists who engaged in long-range surveillance, Rui wasn't sure he would be able to accept this so easily.

Rui had no doubt that the Martial Union possessed Martial Artists that could replicate these feats, the important point was that these Martial Artists would certainly be Martial Seniors and Martial Masters. The report alleged that the Martial Artist performing these feats was a young and otherwise unremarkable Martial Squire.

This was the shocking part.

In a way, this was very similar to Rui's situation.

targets with extreme accuracy from remarkably great distances away. No Martial Squire was likely

Realm or the Master Realm. Rui did not dare to assume that his feats

greatly valued his technique. The reason for this was that it was a technique that allowed a Martial

lower Realms to accomplish what should have otherwise been impossible to achieve was what Rui was

had just read about

himself, while the techniques of the G'ak'arkan Tribe were probably developed over an

could only imagine how much the Martial Union yearned

these techniques had as far

power was something that was extremely valuable. It

its dissemination viability. These two factors decided how widely such a technique could be spread. Rui's Pathfinder technique scored high as far

grade-ten technique like Pathfinder, then its value would decrease, but it would still be a highly desirable technique capable of strengthening the

as he tried to figure out how the technique

albeit detailed, to work with, Rui wasn't

if I had

a breathing technique to generate powerful wind currents, and then using

manipulating objects like they were puppets, where the