The Martial Unity

He quickly began formulating the framework of the technique. Thankfully, he was already equipped with everything he needed to know for the technique. If it was just an inverse of the partial Flux Earther technique, then he probably didn't need to learn any new techniques or principles, he just needed to apply what he could already do and do it well.

('I use my intercept attacks elastically in the Flux Earther technique,') Rui noted. ('I transfer power across all my body in the manner that I distribute it across my body by applying a principle from the Inner Divergence technique.')

The Inner Divergence technique was a defensive technique that he used to use before he created the Flux Earther technique. It was weaker, but it was also a little easier to use and apply.

('The question is how I uniformly distribute the kinetic energy transferred from an elastic collision across the entire body,') Rui wondered as he considered a number of potential solutions.

The issue he was currently faced with was the fact that even if he used his arm to try and slowly pass the energy throughout the entire body of his opponent to universally accelerate every inch of it, the fact of the matter was that his palm was going to be applying force to the outer flesh of the body first, this would cause damage before it would accelerate the entire body. He simply could not accelerate the entirety of the body simultaneously.

('…Unless I have a way to permeate the impact past the exterior layer,') Rui's eyes widened as a simple idea passed through his head. ('I can simply use the Reverberating Lance to pass the impact throughout the entire body as opposed to permeating it in one direction to do damage on my opponent or target.')

That meant that he needed to avoid hurting them in order to get this technique to work. Reverberating Lance worked by permeating a greater proportion, than normal, of an impact through the tough flesh, muscles, and bones into the more vulnerable internal organ systems of the body to cause more damage.

technique usually had one target as far as the permeation went. The internal organ systems of the body were the target of the body. If he instead increased the scope of the technique to

target, but if he did try to hurt the target, it would reduce the acceleration. He had a limited amount of energy, and he couldn't do one to its very best if he also tried doing the other. He already had a technique for hurting people using vibrations, thus

days back on Earth in college. The speed of transmission of vibrations through a particular medium depended on the elasticity of the medium, which water certainly wasn't lacking. The issue was that ocean water was not molecularly bound as a whole in the way that a Martial Artist's body was. That meant that there was no way

would be difficult to make water disperse in the

that doesn't matter in this case, I suppose,')

case, as long as the water didn't cross a certain

technique to disperse the impact across the entire body of the target. He

to be focused permeation to ensure that the vibrations did more damage to the internal organs. He couldn't just use the same principle in this particular

technique, he didn't bother dispersing the kinetic energy that he had absorbed