The Martial Unity

If that was the case, it would explain things. Rui was an all-rounder, furthermore, his Martial Art was adaptive evolution. It was centered around the concept of overcoming by changing to overcome.

Thus, any hurdle, obstacle, or impedance could serve to stimulate his Martial Art. He would strive to overcome those problems by growing specifically to be able to handle them.

This was what he had done his entire time as a Martial Artist. The most recent and greatest example of it is the Shionel Dungeon. He had set the goal of being the first clear the Shionel Dungeon, an almost insurmountable task that only the most powerful Martial Artists in the Squire Realm were capable of even considering taking on.

The sheer number of Martial Squires that competed in the Shionel Dungeon back when he had yet to enter the Shionel Confederation was incredibly large. It was an abysmal herculean task to surpass all of them and clear the dungeon before all of them.

Yet, setting this task for himself allowed him to surpass his limits to an extraordinary degree as he went above and beyond to fulfill this daunting objective. He ended up creating two grade-ten techniques in order to overcome them; Riemannian Echo and Void Forestep.

Would he have created these techniques had he not subjected himself to the overwhelming difficulties of being the first to clear the Shionel Dungeon?

('Almost certainly not,') Rui shook his head. ('Those techniques were created as a result of trying to overcome specific challenges that came only because I subjected myself to the original challenge in the first place.')

centered around spatial sensing was because of the sensory jamming effects

up creating the Void Forestep technique was to be able to handle taking on the Root in the final battle. Had it not been for

shape the way and rate at which one's Martial Art progresses,') Rui realized. ('The challenged one is subjected to in their circumstances also

came across another realization. ('That's also probably another reason the Martial Union organized Martial missions in such a sophisticated

be completed by specialists who were especially qualified for the job, but also allowed them to face challenges that were relevant to their

were different from an offensive or defensive Martial Art. He was an all-rounder, which means he wasn't strictly limited to a particular kind of challenge for it to be effective. That theoretically meant that he could find opportunities for stimulation easier than

mean all-rounders were

shook his

the Martial Art and the Martial Artist. All-rounders could take on all kinds of challenges, but they didn't have a great affinity with any

had great affinity with the challenges relevant to their field

was right up his alley, it was built for him, even. Following

to develop techniques and add individuality to his Martial Art with greater ease and effectiveness than any Martial Squire he had ever seen in his entire life, so he