The Martial Unity

Those words motivated the Martial Squires a lot. Since this would be their final battle against the K'ulnen Tribe, they were definitely going all out.

"If this is our final battle, then that means that Senior Ceeran will be taking part anyway, correct?" Another Martial Squire asked.

"Of course," Rui nodded. "The battle will begin with only Martial Squires, however, as it progresses, we will have reinforcements giving us the edge against their Martial Squires. The K'ulnen Tribe will have no choice asides from deploying their Martial Senior and by that point, it will be outside our hands."

The Martial Squires nodded, understanding the plan.

This way, they get to demonstrate the full power of the Squire-level assets of the Martial Union, before then demonstrating the full power of the sole Martial Senior of the Martial Union settlement.

"Um… The K'ulnen Tribe has two Martial Seniors, right? Will Senior Ceeran be able to handle them by himself?" Another Martial Squire boldly voiced out.

Of course, he immediately turned himself into a target for the glares of his fellow peers and sect members. It was a considerable lack of faith on his part to ask that question, though Rui did appreciate the caution.

handful of Martial Seniors, I would entirely share your concerns," Rui smiled. "But just two of the native Martial Seniors of this island are not enough. Senior Ceeran is

as the air turned awkward. Not everyone was

that of theirs. This is true across all Realms to varying degrees. The difference

power of Martial Apprentices had the fewest variables controlling them out of all of the three lower Realms. The potency of one's Martial Path, the quality of techniques that one had mastered, physicality, and experience were the major

of a Martial Apprentice, that ends up meaning that there are fewer advantages that our Martial Apprentices possess over theirs," Rui explained. "Which is why the gap is the smallest. From what I can see, their Martial Apprentices are about two grades lower than that

have crushed any and all Martial Apprentices on Vilun Island with laughable ease. He was once the strongest Martial Apprentice in the entirety of the Kandrian Empire, it was possible that he would have been mistaken as an extremely weak and young Martial Squire on Vilun Island. Especially when he had the Mind Mask technique making him look like a weak grade-one Martial

Realm, but also the compatibility and synergy between each of the Martial body, the Martial path, and the Martial Art techniques. The

produced a grade-eight defensive technique, something that was probably beyond his ability to learn otherwise, and a grade-ten long-range technique that put even Martial Seniors like Senior Ceeran in

our revolution breakthrough process. We each possess Martial bodies that are most aligned with our Martial Art and Martial Path. However, do you think the same

However, the intelligence and analytics teams had come

that on top of all of the advantages that the Martial Union Apprentices had over the Vilun Apprentices, the Martial Squires had the advantage of

top of that, they also possessed a greater diversity of techniques and a much stronger foundation