The Martial Unity

He quickly finished the letter, handing it to Kane. Kane had done this many times, so he didn't need any explanations at all.

The next morning Kane waited at the post office with Void Step active. The system that the two of them come up with involved putting the envelope meant for Guildmaster Bradt at the of the letter stack of the postman's carriage.

This way they didn't need to register. Rui was not foolish enough to send letters following the systematic protocols in place. That would give him away pretty easily. Guildmaster Bradt merely needed to identify the individual who posted a letter on the same day that he got a letter from the Voider, and he would have a small and manageable list of suspects for the Voider's identity.

Once he saw Kane or Rui on the list, it would mostly be game over since the two of them would probably be the only Martial Squires on the list.

This way, there was simply no trace of the letter entering the system. Given that Guildmaster Bradt had no idea at what point the letter entered the system, it instantly became too impractical to pursue the avenue as a way to figure out who the Voider was.

Rui simply needed to wait. He had already told Guildmaster Bradt to send him the information through their regular method.

"He's probably already deposited the information," Rui remarked, turning towards Kane. "Drop me to the Shionel Dungeon."

"What for?" Kane frowned.

"I purchased information from Guildmaster Bradt," Rui explained. "On Chairman Deacon."

"Is this related to your plan of getting somebody else to do all the hard work on the fourteenth floor?"

"Yep," Rui nodded. "I'll tell you about it once I get all of the information."

"Alright, let's go."

towards the Shionel Dungeon completely undetected under the influence of Kane's

it yet?" Kane asked,

nodded. He could clearly sense a box of

was the method that Rui had given to Guildmaster Bradt to communicate with him. Every time Rui entered the dungeon with Kane with Void Step, he scanned the first floor at least once for

somewhat pointlessly elaborate, tedious, and crude, it gave Rui the home-court advantage. He simply did not trust himself to not be tricked by Guildmaster Bradt if they were to exchange transactions through normal means. Rui was incredibly intelligent and shrewd, but it wasn't as though Guildmaster Bradt was a fool,

a dominant upper hand. The fact that he was undetectable in the Shionel Dungeon, and could sense everything

it is,"

let's dig it up," Kane

told him. "I have some preparations to

digging something up?" Kane frowned. "Do

pulled a full-body suit from his dimensional

on Earth is that

Rui remarked. "You should get

so paranoid, but he shook his head, following his instructions. Rui quickly dug up the box, pulling it

eyes widened as he the second he opened the box as he

space less, thus allowing him to sense it when he shouldn't have been able to. If not for his

it,') Rui realized. ('Or it