The Martial Unity

Rui was pleasantly surprised to see Kane. He didn't have anybody else he could consider a friend in the settlement. Stemple and Zeyra were firmly assistants and no more, and Senior Ceeran was a friendly Senior benefactor with mutual interests.

He could not talk to anybody else too casually given his position in the settlement. Kane, on the other hand, had not changed his interactions with Rui even the tiniest bit. This was something that Rui appreciated.

"So, what was that technique you were using?" Kane asked with a curious expression.

Rui would have been more opaque and vague had anybody else asked, but he had no compunctions about being honest with Kane.

"It's a technique where I combine multiple attacks into a single much stronger one," Rui explained briefly, yet Kane's head cocked back a bit.

"I've never heard of a technique like that before," Kane frowned "Wouldn't that mean you can surpass your limits greatly to match much higher grade offense?"

"No, unfortunately," Rui grimaced briefly.

In the past few months, Rui had only come to master double superposition. It was an accomplishment he was very proud of, of course. Still, it wasn't the limit of what he wanted to accomplish. He wanted to be able to extend to a higher number of attacks stacking into a single attack.

He had been attempting a threefold superposition in his training, but it blasted violently more than half the time. He hadn't yet memorized the correct timing as he had with the two-fold superposition.

It took time, effort, and experience to slowly get better at nailing the timing. If not for the fact that he had been solving equations to help him achieve proper constructive superposition, he would have taken forever to reach where he had.

won't be able to match high-grade Martial Squires just yet, at most

attack just now

two attacks to form that one attack, while a high-grade long-range Martial Artist needs to launch only one attack to achieve that level of power. They can fire far more strikes of that level of power in a period of time than I

sense," Kane nodded. "You really have been into

suppose I

helped, soon after creating the Pathfinder technique, he was thrown into a mission to

become a

strive to maintain my balance as an all-rounder. Once this mission is over, I will go for

becoming increasingly long-range in his Martial Art inclination. When he got back to the Kandrian Empire, he intended to fix that problem immediately. He even had some consideration for how to go about

conversed for some

Martial Squires have mastered

Now they were simply in the process of 'giving' those techniques to the Martial Union by allowing the Martial Union to thoroughly test the techniques through and through, while also having them train the basics

had to go through this

the technique while also having a few more Martial Squires learn the core of the training regimes so that the Martial Union could gain the full ability to spread the technique

it ensured that a technique never died. By trying to ensure

techniques that could be propagated. The Martial Union had no choice but to make do with what they

leaving soon…" Kane

hand, he did appreciate being far from