The Martial Unity

It wasn't for no reason that he thought of Kane. Kane was an evasive maneuverer, which meant that speed and maneuvering were extremely vital and significant to him. To him, speed and maneuvering were what the VOID algorithm was to Rui, it was central. If anyone could help Rui, it was him.

On top of that, Rui knew exactly how he could help him.

After all, Kane was still in possession of the most powerful speed technique that he had ever known in his entire life.

"You want me to teach you Godspeed?" Kane looked at him incredulously when Rui approached him with his request. "You know you have absolutely no chance whatsoever? Like absolutely no chance in hell, or heaven, or anywhere else for that matter. Zero."

"Thanks for the vote confidence," Rui retorted sarcastically.

"Hey, I know you like it straight, and I'm giving it straight to you," Kane shrugged. "It's not possible, you're super talented, but you lack the immensely strong affinity to both speed supplementary and maneuvering techniques that is needed to master it. In practice, that means the enhancements you got from breaking into both, the Apprentice and Squire Realms, do not match the necessary configurations needed to master the Squire-level version of Godspeed."

He was, of course completely correct. Rui would be arrogant if he believed that he could simply master a grade-ten speed and maneuvering technique. Furthermore, the one thing Kane was wrong about was that Rui was talented. Of course, someone who didn't know the truth about Rui would think he's an absolute genius who simply bloomed later than people like Kane, Fiona, and Ian did.

In reality, Rui was not talented in the conventional sense. He made up for his lack of innate advantages with his mind that had gone through two lives of growth, as well as the knowledge and memories he had inherited from his previous life. With these advantages, it appeared to others that he was just a genius who took some time to discover his own talent.

have the raw talent for Martial Art mastery, and in this case, he did not have an affinity

of that," Rui replied to him. "What I want is to learn the principle and the mechanics

words. This was definitely a lot more reasonable in his eyes. There were grade-ten techniques of which much weaker and diluted versions were meant for other Martial Squires. Rui had even mastered one such technique; Wind Breathing which

Kane shrugged. "I suppose that's worth exploring if you really want to. But are you sure? Even if you master the core principles, they're meant for people who have an affinity for movement speed techniques. The technique only improves your movement speed not your reaction speed. Because your Martial Path and your Martial body are not speed oriented and have no affinity for speed,

words. "Don't worry, I have it

a little worried for a second. But he did trust Rui's judgment, even if

curious as to what Rui was hoping to achieve. After all, whatever Rui

Path by copying someone else's techniques, he had no intention of doing that.

difficulty in the Squire Realm because they were far too accustomed to blindly mastering the techniques that they wanted to without any issues whatsoever, that the idea of creating their own techniques for their Martial Art was a much more shocking difference than it

even recalled the warning that Squire Kyrie and Squire Dylon had warned all the Martial Apprentices in the Academy of that. That talent was not decisive and mattered

could feel that

than he was as a Martial Squire. Now he had to work much harder to

admired Rui. For some reason, Rui only seemed to grow stronger faster as