The Martial Unity

"How our techniques compare, I cannot say. I certainly have not mastered all of the long-range techniques of the Martial Union, and I have but a shallow understanding of the sacred techniques of the G'ak'arkan Tribe." Rui replied. "Unfortunately, there is not a single person in the world who can say which side has better techniques."

"Then how can you say that your techniques will benefit us to the same level that ours will benefit you?" the man asked.

"Each technique can be individually evaluated by both sides and be traded with other individually evaluated techniques from the other side," Rui let him know.

"And who gets to evaluate the value of techniques in this plan?"

"We can form an evaluation board of Martial Artists on both sides that will together come to a fair consensus or compromise," Rui explained.

He knew that the Longranger Sect would celebrate in joy if that ever happened.

Although learning a new language was difficult, the Martial Union would have no problem would getting a few volunteer Martial Artists to undergo tutelage in learning the language. And although Rui did breeze through his tuition fast, it was not easy learning a new language, especially when they were Martial Artists.

This was one of the preliminary routes that Rui had created when confronted with the very dilemma that caused numerous failures in the past.

"We do not trust your Martial Artists to be fair with our techniques," The man retorted sternly.

"There are other measures that can be implemented to ensure that that won't happen," Rui explained.

"Maybe, but that still requires us to place a certain degree of trust in your so-called measures." The man shrugged lightly.

paused for a moment as he considered

Tribe can result in

forward towards F'ahru. "You will dominate the entire island,

of doubt meant that it was something seriously concerning. The truth was that F'ahru could not afford to dismiss Rui's claims regarding the techniques being able to strengthen the entire clan to the point that it could overwhelm the entirety of the Martial Tribes

better," Rui explained. "You can offer greater to the protection of the most vulnerable part of

just fine as

"Yet, is there such a things as too much protection for the ones that we care

afraid," F'arhu declined Rui's

sat

Rui could continue in that regard,

of

headed done deep into his talks with Carl. He needed to harness their desire for domination of the other Martial Tribes of Vilun Island. Of course, he did not expect that it would fail to be effective

missing something. These kinds of

could easily fight multiple wars at once with your newfound power," Rui offered. "You could pick a

man stared at

Rui smiled magnanimously.

three opening arguments to win over the three abstract interests