The Martial Unity

Four months passed soon enough.

Rui spent the entirety of the four months training on the two remaining projects. His blades and scabbard had been prepared and given to him in time, and he got to train with the real deal.

His basic swordsmanship had reached a solid satisfactory level in the six months that he had spent training it, and he was confident of, at the very least, not failing due to incompetence. The sword was his close-range solution against the beasts and was really the only thing that was going to be protecting him from a horde of Squire-level monsters.

The smoking pipe on the other hand had turned into a good long-range barrier that was able to freeze the monsters of the Shionel Dungeon in their spots when he used it against them. In the past six months, he had polished his anti-Shionel monster tactics and strategies as well as he could in the span of half a year.

He had come up with numerous ways that he could take them down depending on the surrounding circumstances.

On top of that, he still had Kane's stealth. Not only was stealth especially effective in the Shionel Dungeon due to the hampered sensory prowess of the dungeon, but Kane had improved his stealth by mastering a few stealth-oriented techniques that he had altered to suit himself.

Rui had also considered improving his stealth, however, it was ultimately a redundancy with Kane around. They had no intention of splitting up by themselves at any given point in time, and it was better for Rui to contribute in a concrete way around issues that they would otherwise be helpless against.

Being able to sense despite the sensory jamming circumstances of the Shionel Dungeon was a priceless contribution and one that Rui had struggled to make, but eventually succeeded.

he came to call the Riemannian Echo was born. This technique's range was even greater than that of his other techniques as well as a higher degree of clarity, thanks to Rui's meticulous eye for detail and precision as well as range when it came to the placement of the

techniques like Seismic Mapping and Tempestuous Feel could still be hampered, so far he

nineteenth century who created the field of mathematics known as Riemannian Geometry that was absolutely vital to Einstein's Theory of General Relativity, and also for the

to him as a Martial Artist, and as

the help of his Riemannian Echo, he was absolutely confident to saunter through the otherwise treacherous and inscrutable floors that

Squire-level version of All-Seeing Eye, the only grade-ten sensory technique was capable of, and when he compared it to his Reimannian Echo, even putting aside his personal bias, there wasn't any over superiority, purely based on the information

until he ran into the technique to

not wrong… My Riemannian Echo is not much inferior, if at all,')

impossible to fool his sense at the Squire, and probably even Senior Realm. However, the All-Seeing Eye could surpass his technique in other ways, potentially. For example, it was said to be able to give the user microscopic detail of one's surroundings, this was definitely a parameter that the technique surpassed him in. Riemannian Echo was far below the level that was needed to accomplish such

now, at

best part of Riemannian Echo was that it was upgradeable, and the path forward to upgrading was quite straightforward and

through the restless esoteric substances in his body, constructing an image of the entirety of his environment far

here already," Rui noted

few seconds,

of thin air. "I spent half a year reaching a much higher level of strength, and yet you catch me so easily. It makes me feel like my efforts

your confidence will return when your stealth