The Martial Unity

Thus, he decided that the goal of the second project would be to develop a technique that would allow him to drastically reduce the threat of beasts and monsters.

It was a general goal, but it was vague as far as what he wanted the technique to look like. Even more so than Project Eyespy, after all, project Eyespy at least aimed to develop a sensory technique.

He had no idea what category this technique would even fall into. It would require a huge amount of work regardless.

As for the third project, he couldn't necessarily think of anything too great right off the bat, the biggest two problems were already addressed by the previous two projects. While there were other smaller issues, there weren't any that were on the magnitude of the previous two problems that he dedicated a project to.

('I should create a technique that is centered around maneuvering,') Rui scratched his head, as he realized it had been a long time since he had improved his maneuvering.

The last time that he had improved his maneuvering was back when he completed his first training phase in the Squire Realm a few years ago. He hadn't improved his maneuvering since he had mastered Wind Breathing and Phantom Steps.

His speed and agility were definitely more important in the Shionel Dungeon than his striking power or any other offensive parameter. Even his long-range offensive was not as important as his ability to outrun his enemies.

('Furthermore, if I'm too slow, I'll hold back Kane as well,') He sighed.

Kane was extremely fast. Barring the absolute fastest creatures in the dungeon, none of the creatures would probably be able to keep up with him, especially when his stealth came around.

high-speed Martial Artist, as unfortunate as it was. And Kane was not the type to leave his comrades behind. Especially when it came to Rui, the two of them were really

least he wouldn't hold Kane back

a technique that improves my speed and agility is

He sighed.

than an idea. This made them more

where to begin,')

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[Fae]

lit up in delight. ('She made

mission, Fae had reached the peak of the Apprentice Realm before finally achieving the conditions for Squire candidacy and going for the

had long supplied her with his customized Mind Switch technique that he had chosen to dub Hungry Pain, and after

greeted her with a delighted smile. "Long time no

Rui," She smiled at him. "According to the doctors, the process went flawlessly, all of my tests and results have come

relief in her tone,

perfect. The possibility for complications, minor and serious, as well as death, existed. Furthermore, the Martial Artist was utterly helpless in this situation, and could only trust the medical team and hope for the best. A single stroke of bad luck could

body. She most certainly chose a configuration that maximized her striking power, more than anything else. Furthermore, with the Hungry Pain version of the Mind Switch technique, she had access to far greater power than a