The Martial Unity

The G'ak'arkan Tribe mastered sophisticated and powerful techniques in reasonable periods of time. Not only that, they also created a large number of unique Martial Art techniques at a remarkable pace and frequency.

They did all of this without the training and growth resources that the Martial Union had. That was extremely worthy of respect, Rui had to admit.

('They do this by placing a tremendous amount of mental pressure with the genuine possibility of death

Still, he highly doubted that this was all fun and games.

"How many Martial Artists have died in the training that I just underwent?" Rui asked with narrow eyes.

"About two or three in ten," He replied nonchalantly, without batting so much as an eye.

Rui on the other hand widened his eyes at that mortality rate.

It was no wonder. They were able to match the training speed of the Martial Union because they were willing to tolerate insane mortality rates to obtain that result.

of the lives of twenty to thirty percent of Martial Artists of the Martial Union was something no one in the martial union would ever tolerate. Hell, Rui suspected just suggesting this to someone like Martial commissioner Derun would

to have such training methodologies, no sane Martial Artist of lower Realms, like Martial Apprentices

of migration of Martial Apprentices and even Martial Squires to the Royal Army and the Kandrian government, as well as

of place. The G'ak'arkan Tribe's culture was so extreme that it felt normal when he considered that this was their way of doing

put their lives at risk to a much greater degree than the Martial Artists of the Martial Union.

better or superior. He just had to admit that people who successfully reached higher Realms of Martial Art in the G'ak'arkan Tribe had overcome obstacles and barriers that most Martial Artists in modern nations of the Panama Continent

take the win. Even ignoring the fact that the Martial Squires of the Martial Union had stronger Martial bodies, just the fact that the Martial Union had twenty to thirty percent more

thirty percent advantage in quantity would be damning in an all-out war. Thus the Martial Union's means of training could be evaluated to be superior as far as the context of resulting net

wondered if he, as an individual, ought to care about this parameter. After all, a net increment across large sample sizes did

should consider borrowing from the G'ak'arkan Tribe's ways

speed had reduced, to a lesser degree as a Martial Squire, when he implanted the

of that speed if I made my training life-threatening,') Rui's eyes lit up in cautious

and substantially

Artists surpass their technological limitations by putting their bodies in a state

didn't care for his life. He absolutely cared for his life, and he definitely wanted to avoid death, even if he wasn't actively scared of