The Martial Unity

In human anatomy, the ulnar nerve was a nerve that ran near the ulna bone; one of the two bones that the forearm was comprised of. The nerve was one of the largest nerves in the body that was also unprotected by muscle or bone. It was covered by the skin and thus was quite prone to injury. When cleanly struck by an impact, it would send an electric jolt across the body, while also causing a knee-jerk or, rather, an elbow-jerk reaction in the arm.

Colloquially, most people knew the ulnar nerve as the funny bone at the elbow joint, a strange not-really-a-bone nerve that caused electric-like sensations and jerks in the arm.

That was why when Rui's first Sonic Bullet struck his opponent's ulnar nerve. Her body shuddered as the potent, precise, and accurate strike send electric-like shudders across her body her arm involuntary displaced itself in a jerk, consequently leaving her eyes exposed again.

Rui grinned, as a terrible sense of fear arose in his opponent.

He had aimed for this from the very start!

Her pupils dilated as time slowed down in her cognition, it was as though her brain went into overdrive, realizing how dire the situation was. She struggled to drag her aching arm back up, trying to protect her eyes.

Yet it was too late.

SPLAT!

The second Sonic Bullet that Rui had launched earlier flew unhampered, crashing into her left eye, crashing through it, and dove further into her skull even as her body accelerated forward inertially.

BANG!

She crashed into Rui violently, and the two tumbled out of the sky, free-falling out of the sky.

THUD!

A crater as wide and deep as a dozen meters formed, with the two Martial Artists at the center of it.

shoved her large body off him grimacing even as blood pissed out of her eyeball onto his

THUD

it fell, having weighed as

surprised that actually worked,') Though Rui would

needed precision far more than he needed raw power to strike her ulna nerve to achieve the desired effect. Ordinarily, this would have been extremely difficult, but considering how thin and small the ulna nerve was, it was very difficult to strike it in exactly the right

locate and aim accurately but also time and angle it accurately to cause the desired reaction,') Rui

to complain. He was

I can consistently employ in my battles,')

he be in a scenario where he would be facing off against a primitive group that made gathering intelligence on them easily due to

last time that he would ever be in

lifting it up with him as he sky-walked into the

from many of the other battles, he could

sense their emerging shock, rage, and

THUD

having

battles are stagnating, though we

both sides. They had mostly sorted themselves out against

on long enough for now, time to move on to the next stage,') Rui noted as he pulled out his comms device, hitting

back to

the Longranger Martial Artists had plenty of time to demonstrate the prowess of their techniques, Rui felt that it was time to move

out the Martial

immediate standby at the moment. This was the moment that Rui and the others had to be very careful of. If not, they may very well just end up dying before Senior Ceeran

not to kill as many K'ulnen Martial Squires as possible. It was a sales pitch. And Rui had already done enough for his own techniques. The other

and there for a brief