The Martial Unity

"This is quite the novel idea," Zeyra, an assistant diplomat of his, remarked after Rui finished explaining his initial idea.

"I agree," Stemple, the other assistant diplomat, nodded. "Did you really come up with this sir?"

"I did," Rui nodded. "I proposed it to Martial commissioner, and she approved after giving it some thought. There are many merits to the plan I have proposed, after all. The best way to demonstrate the value of our techniques to the G'ak'arkan Tribe is by putting ourselves in their position and showing them the value that our techniques bring us when we are in their position. I have already identified some areas in which we can make very demonstrable impacts that will no doubt make all of their Martial Artists quite jealous. I'll have to rely on the intelligence team to aid me in uncovering more ways in which we can demonstrate the power of our techniques. As long as we can sufficiently sway over enough stakeholders of the G'ak'arkan Tribe we can move past the biggest hurdle hampering our discussion."

They were both speechless. For a moment, Rui sounded like an actual diplomat rather than a Martial Artist. It was hard for them to reconcile his remarkable insight with his being a Martial Artist.

"So, I guess we'll be settling on Vilun island for the time being?" Zeyra asked.

"That does seem to be the case," Rui nodded.

selecting

Rui nodded. "Ideally, we can look to settle on a different part of the Vilun mountain, but I

was viewed as the G'ak'arkan Tribe's territory.

out of their territory. It was one thing to engage in discussions and talks about the mutual trade of Martial Art techniques with the Martial Union, it was another thing

they are quite likely to accept that, sir," Stemple said thoughtfully. "The Martial tribes of Vilun island have all demonstrated a high value for the sovereignty

the troubling part," Rui sighed. "I think getting them to agree to us building a settlement on the mountain that they have claimed as their territory is unrealistic. However, building

to take effect, sir," Zeyra chimed in. "The plan would be most effective if we are able to be as close to

and intangible

further away from the G'ak'arkan Tribe that they were. How could the G'ak'arkan Tribe effectively surveil the settlement if they were on the opposite side of the island? It would be many, many years by the time the G'ak'arkan Tribe naturally came about to discover the value of the techniques that the

help me chalk out a list of requirements and conditions for the potential locations that we could inhabit so that