The Martial Unity

Rui found it to be quite refreshing. Heading out and exploring of his own volition rather than the commission of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment or the Martial Union was something he hadn't done much of.

He had to admit, that this mission had given him a taste for independence. He had complete control over the diplomatic approach to the G'ak'arkan Tribe. And he also had complete control over the settlement.

He had to admit, the freedom was relieving, although it certainly came with its fair share of responsibilities and burdens. Since he was taking care of others.

However, this venture would most likely come with all of the freedom of the former, and few of the responsibilities that had come with this diplomatic mission.

The only people they would be responsible for were themselves.

"Well… Now that you mention it, that does sound interesting," Kane admitted. "It will be very dangerous though."

"Oh come on, we're Martial Artists. That is par for the course," Rui shrugged.

Neither of them was wrong, of course. Considering that the dungeon would be attracting Martial Squires from all over their section of the Panama Continent, it was no doubt going to be fierce in competition.

"Regardless, that's not happening any time soon," Rui shrugged. "It's just an idea I threw out there. We could choose to do something else. Or if you have your own plans, that's fine too. We can talk about it when the time comes."

"Yeah,"

after talking some more. Rui had students to mentor,

been grueling and brutal. But he had managed to get his students to work hard and get past a

part of the education session, but Senior K'Mala not only caught up to him,

her up to speed. He had suspected that this would happen, K'Mala was quite bright and while the culture shock and a drastically different worldview had held her back at first, it had begun to grow on her as she immersed herself in studies. The only concepts of mathematics that both of them studied were ones that were necessary

able to master what they were learning at the given moment was going to be difficult as all

Senior

up with my own training," Rui

Ceeran's eyes twinkled. He had noticed that Rui was using the long-range facilities quite frequently. It was entirely clear that he

"I am not relevant at the moment. But what is relevant are the elementary first-order differential equations you solved." Rui handed out papers to both of them.

both vaunted Martial Seniors. The feeling

I require you to have," Rui remarked. "Your calculation skills

their calculations on an abacus. Abacuses were great means to improve mental math calculation capabilities. The instrument allowed for quick calculations, and once they reached a high level of mastery, they would be able to essentially envision the

for him. He could complete even greater calculations extremely rapidly through means of processing that resembled that of computers. Abacuses

that they were elder adults. Younger adults and adolescents would not have taken nearly half a year to get to where they currently

bad,