The Martial Unity

He divided her crash courses into two simultaneous courses.

The first course would be to help her develop an accurate model of the atmosphere, air, wind, and sound. This included what they were, how they worked, what were the laws that governed their motion, and why these phenomena occurred.

It was important to develop a good foundation, even if not absolutely necessary. She would have no fathoming of what the ODA system was and, how and why it worked. She most likely would be able to use it well without a theoretical foundation for the technique.

The second course would be about the technicals. She would need to learn many mathematical concepts, as well as memorize the processing protocols of the ODA system. This would definitely be the harder of the two courses, and by a good degree as well.

What he needed to figure out was a way to get her to absorb the latter well enough. Unfortunately, there was little chance that she would be able to master the Mind Palace technique. He would need to grind it into her head by force.

He spent the entire day chalking up and fleshing out a course, before finally presenting it to Senior K'Mala the next day.

"What do you think?" He asked her with a perfectly normal expression, yet he was sweating inside.

Her eyes were wide open, yet not as wide as that of her open mouth. Her eyebrows were knitted and she stared at Rui with an incomprehensible expression.

"What is this?"

"Er... Well, like I said-!"

Her aura flared before flooding Rui with pressure that he struggled to bear. Thankfully, a friendly aura washed over him, shielding him from her.

"Watch it," Senior Ceeran grumbled mildly.

He was also invested in mastering the technique, thus when he learned that Rui was creating a program for her to master it, he decided to join in and learn from Rui himself.

glanced at him before subsiding her pressure, leaving Rui

Martial Squire ought to be, but she was still an entire

She demanded. "What is all of this? This

to elementary confusion where

going to

is the knowledge that you

don't need knowledge!

this technique, you will have to follow this." Rui gave her a smug grin. "Didn't you say that you could handle whatever I threw

as she

Martial Tribes on Vilun Island will think when I inform them

gritted her teeth. "Fine! I'll

from

be breathed to survive," She

made of?" Rui

made up

"…I see."

was looking even tougher as seconds

session lasted only three hours. A laughably small amount compared

end of it. She had spent the entire session as Rui began explaining the composition of the atmosphere and its traits

Vilun Island still believed in the continuous model of matter that believed that matter was not made up of individual particles

gave her a brief

was or how it worked, they were still able to leverage sound in their Martial Art techniques that allowed them to use it in their favor. Rui suspected that it was a highly instinctual process that they

trained its Martial Artists, to a certain degree, although it was also true that they were more objective