The Martial Unity

It was one thing to predict, on paper, after having analyzed historical data.

And it was entirely another to experience that prediction in the flesh.

For none of them were ready.

None of them were ready for the unhampered and unhindered bloodlust of a Martial Senior.

Even Rui shuddered as he gritted his teeth. His mental fortitude among them was probably the greatest, but even he was not mentally prepared for the avalanche of pressure that washed through them all.

It felt like a bomb had gone off on the island. The fauna in the forest broke into a frenzy as the creatures, regardless of their status in the food chain, ran away from that section of the forest as their lives depended on it.

Of course, they did.

"Don't retreat," Rui managed to squeeze out when he noticed the Longranger Martial Squire instinctively backing away, nearly making for a run. "Have faith in your senior!"

They barely heeded his words.

Rui was the only one who maintained a fierce expression.

He opened his mouth, aiming to launch a Sonic Bullet at one of the K'ulnen Martial Squires.

Yet he froze, once more.

His eyes widened as a tiny figure entered his vision in the distance behind the K'ulnen Squires.

It was merely a dot in the distance.

Yet, it was larger than all.

Not even the Sun drew as much attention to itself.

bloodlust so thick

his eyes. His heart nearly jumped out

"You..."

stood right before

second, she crossed the many kilometers

with bloodshot wide eyes. The sheer amount of power that was contained

the

on Rui's body stood on edge as an unprecedentedly powerful wind

in midair, unable to move. He felt like he just barely avoided being hit by a

could even process what happened, a tremendous explosion

the right,

a hill used to be,

can't

the entire area, one less

that

"Rui."

soft, yet it reverberated

turned his head in the direction it

"Senior Ceeran!"

heaved a

of his mouth. "You've all done great. Now leave. This

life. Had Rui been an ordinary man, he may very well have

even looked at

No.

in the

need to turn in that direction to know that she had already emerged out of the crater of that attack. Every sense

was out of consideration for their own Martial Squires, or whether they were sizing

time that they needed

circle around in order to try and continue their battle with the other side. At this very moment, both sides needed to return back to

settlement from any side effects that may come in their direction. Even though the two Martial