The Martial Unity

STEP

"Alright, this should be far enough," Rui nodded. "Thanks, Kane."

Kane nodded, before sighing. "You sure you have this all figured out right?"

"Of course I do," Rui nodded. "I appreciate your concern, but trust me, I have spent an enormous amount of thought into this."

Rui had been extremely busy since they cleared the second floor, doing things that Kane couldn't even imagine.

He even had Kane help him a lot, even though his demands were quite shocking. Like when he asked Kane to deposit a letter crudely at the center of the table pushing everything aside and off after infiltrating the main branch office of the guildmaster of the nation. That was unnerving, but Kane had done a lot of such covert missions thanks to his Void Step technique. Even in Vilun Island, he had been tasked with infiltrating the G'ak'arkan Village to wiretap multiple locations despite the presence of a Martial Senior in the village, albeit sleeping.

Thus, it wasn't that big of a deal for him to infiltrate the guildmaster's office at all since there were only Martial Squires guarding the place.

What he didn't understand was the necessity of such a measure when Rui could have simply mailed the envelope to the guildmaster's office like a sane person. Still, he learned that Rui always had a reason for doing everything, so he simply decided to trust him with this matter.

"Still… Why the hell are you dressed in that manner?" Kane frowned. "It's giving my senses a really strange and annoying sensation like in the dungeon.

thick black cloth that made it seem like he was wearing four layers of

all part of the

shrugged.

vanished into thin air right before Rui's

sighed before looking at all the things that he

all before the Saberstrike Party happened upon the scene. He managed to escape with as many as he could having sensed them when they were kilometers away for him. He could not be caught

pretty solid proof of identity. Considering the estimated time of death through the autopsies and the arrival of

extremely good reason. Although there were still some potential

Guildmaster Bradt would be particularly pedantic about this point. Frankly, with the map offer in place, he was mostly certain that Guildmaster Bradt no longer gave a damn about whether he was the Voider or

and he did possesses a map, then Guildmaster Bradt would be eager to deal with

wasn't the Voider, and he did possess a map, then Guildmaster Bradt would

that he was carrying with him. Each book contained a folded map that formed its pages. Because the Shionel Dungeon was a three-dimensional structure, a single two-dimensional was inadequate

to create three maps, each map mapping the surface level of the Shionel Dungeon from two of

in creating, and among the many preparations he had made back in the Kandrian Empire when he and Kane had yet to leave was gaining a good foundation in cartography. Cartography was not a discreet field and required many skillsets and an

art of creating a map. With his learning cognition, it didn't take long before he developed a sufficient foundation with

was good