The Martial Unity

He and Kane casually chatted while they returned back to where Rui was to scout, looking for the final remaining section of the twelfth floor. Rui was glad that they had decided to split up, this operation would have been a lot harder if everyone stuck to each other like glue. Even though Rui was clever enough to still think of ways, it would be truly difficult, even for him.

Thankfully, the sensory jamming and the loss of the natural sense of direction in the Shionel Dungeon made his job easier, since he could even say 'Oh, I completely lost my sense of direction and got lost' and it would be extremely believable.

Such a thing was a very regular occurrence in the Shionel Dungeon, after all. Furthermore, it would be very believable considering Rui was only a young B-rank Martial Squire who had spent only under four years in the Squire Realm, thus his natural senses would undoubtedly be weaker than that of the others.

Most animals relied on the magnetic field of the planet to gain some basic foundation for a sense of direction. This phenomenon was known as magnetoreception and was a very well-documented phenomenon back on Earth. It was by this very sense that animals were able to migrate accurately across the entire world without ever losing their direction, following the same migration routes year after year.

Normal humans did not possess magnetoreception to any meaningful degree, but the same could not be said for Martial Artists.

However, in the Shionel Dungeon, even this magnetoreception sense was completely jammed. It was why the monsters in the dungeon lost their way and ended up getting lost in the maze of tunnels of the Shionel Dungeon. It was why many Martial Squires had gone missing since entering the Shionel Dungeon despite their being pre-established paths that were marked. Their sense of direction had been completely sabotaged, causing them to take completely different paths than the specified directions, or diverge largely in large broad tunnels where their sabotaged sense of direction made them make just one error in the choice of tunnels they chose to go.

Eventually, it was time to get back to the group.

"Be sure to keep the Void Step active at all times, without fail, got it?" Rui stressed the importance of this.

If Kane just randomly revealed himself out of the blue, it would ruin everything!

yeah, I know, don't

that, it's just

was not afraid that the Martial Squires would be able to sense Kane. Sensing Kane was something only a small proportion of Martial Squires could do outside

since that was the only way his presence could possibly be revealed inside the

late, Squire Quarrier,"

little

what Rui was hoping for. He did not want to stand out

snorted, sneering at Rui. "This is why an incompetent weakling like you should not

about to respond when

sharp enough to

asked, peering at him

at all," Rui managed to squeeze out. But

frowned as his Riemannian Echo had just picked up a large group of Martial Squires, with fifty percent more Martial Squires than their own group moving toward their group specifically, despite just having entered the

kind of trajectory was either a large coincidence

moving towards us,')

no group of Martial Squires moved in

with a growing tingling sensation across his nerves. Even his suppressed Primordial instinct was sensing