The Martial Unity

('It really is a shame because had I possessed the knowledge and experience with creating techniques that I possess now, back when I was a Martial Apprentice, I would have come up with a lot more techniques that would have been quite amazing at the Apprentice-level,')

Unfortunately, in the Apprentice Realm, his familiarity with the concept of individuality was incomparably lower than it was today as a Martial Squire. Back then he underestimated the importance of it as far as creating techniques that progressed one's Martial Path due to the individuality and creating techniques that were compatible with his Martial Path and his Martial Body.

Back then he had been too fascinated with the techniques that the Martial Union possessed and had still been exploring what Martial Art was even capable of in the first place. By the time he had obtained enough experience and understanding of Martial Art and Martial Art techniques, he had already reached the peak of the Apprentice Realm when he created the Hungry Pain technique, his altered version of the Mind Switch technique.

('Maybe I can create techniques for Max and Mana,') Rui shrugged.

Given the fact that he had a good understanding of their Martial Paths and had already made updated predictive models for their Martial Art in the Apprentice Realm.

('I could potentially create techniques that have a high affinity and synergy with them but…') Rui sighed

They would gain zero individuality from such a technique, even if it made their immediate power jump, it would hinder their long-term growth.

The Martial Academy gave them enough support and help, he did not want to give them anymore.

After all, none of the Martial Families of the Martial Apprentices at school ever intervened to boost their growth at school. Not even Fae's family, a prestigious and powerful Martial Family in the Kandrian Empire.

that thought aside, I should focus on getting the third project off while the first two stall,') Rui focused. ('For

doubted that there was anything in chemistry that could help him, he

('Physics it is,')

he somehow increase the efficiency of the power used to accelerate his body? It would result in

can't think of any good

was not the most efficient, but his movements had already been quite refined as they would for quite some time, and no principle of physics he could think of could improve that

propels me forward, then maybe I can decrease the hurdles that hamper my speed,') Rui

opposed all motion fundamentally, but it was actually not something that was bad in this case. It was quite necessary. Without the friction

that opposed movements. There was also the friction generated by the

notice it on a daily, but it became more relevant the faster one was. This was because the drag was proportional to the square of the speed of the body experiencing the drag. Meaning, if one became twice as fast

a human ran one thousand times

million times greater

in. They experienced a drag that was millions of times greater than what normal humans experienced. What was a pleasant breeze to the

mitigated that?') Rui's