The Martial Unity

In the days that followed, Kane stormed the battlefield, eager to test the limits of his capabilities against someone who wasn't Rui.

The reason for that was that Rui was arguably the worst person for him to test his strength against. The reason for that was because Rui possessed grade-ten combat power, if not more when he was facing off against opponents that he was very familiar with.

Thus even though he had fought hard against Rui in the Thundering Valley, he still did not have a good intuitive feel for how well he would perform against normal Martial Squires.

That was the issue with Rui, one that he hadn't overcome yet.

In the next few days, Kane eagerly took part in the Squire-level conflicts against the surrounding nations.

And it went exactly as he hoped it would.

He became a force to reckon with. Much to his delight, none of his opponents could lay so much as a finger on him!

At one point he was fighting the entirety of all enemy Martial Squires as he ran around the battlefield, attacking all of them one by one.

Rather than fighting one Martial Artist at a time, he decided to turn into a bit of a team battle as he simply ran around helping allies and friendlies win in battle.

allies an advantage allowing them to capitalize on it and win the battle as a large,

chaotic flash that dashed around the entire battlefield caused havoc, one that they hadn't managed to even land

and Rui participated, they were menaces on the battlefield. There were times when the enemy Martial Squires retreated from the battlefield just when

Kane had reached a stage where they could effectively keep up with the enemy squad with just the two of them alone, even if

it was impossible for him to use the Void Step technique simultaneously with his Fulminata

a very conscious technique, it was a technique that required the user to very consciously gauge and then misdirect the attention of

enhanced reflexes. The current and charge only amplified his reflexes and thoughtless movements, not all cognitive processes. That meant that he was moving too fast for him to apply the technique when he was

expected him to be able to use the two techniques together either. It was simply too overpowered, it would give him a level of

In a sense, it was probably good for Kane's growth that he didn't manage to retain it at its original power and capabilities. That would have been far too rapid for growth, it would have hindered him in the long run. It would have eliminated any need for Kane to develop techniques with individuality and probably would have stagnated his growth

and do fine put his mind at ease as he returned back to his own

body and fighting to retain control over his muscles

it render his muscles obsolete, but it also burned due to how much it heated up his body. Unlike Kane, his body offered a lot of resistance to current, it meant that his body would heat up as a result. That was one of the reasons that

couldn't afford to overheat in the

Subjecting his digestive system to the substance had slowly begun to cause it to be able to