The Martial Unity

The grappling technique that he had decided to call Thundercoil was very simple and did not require much complex theoretical sophistication.

The whole concept of the technique was to add an electric buzz to basic grappling combat. Meaning he didn't need to do too much.

The few things that did require adjustment and practice were maximizing surface area contact with his opponent to maximize the current.

What he needed to do was to reinvent some of the basic maneuvers keeping that condition in mind.

This part took him back to his days when he trained in jiu-jitsu and judo with his siblings, and then later on in the Martial foundation. It was just relentless practice of basic moves until it got hammered into his soul.

It was simple and straightforward unlike most of his techniques. Most of his techniques had complex mechanisms and systems of function. Especially techniques like the ODA system were among the most complex techniques that he had ever created and seen anywhere.

In comparison, techniques like the Thundercoil were closer to the norm.

His striking technique was not nearly as simple. He had already long begun to deeply familiarize himself with the nervous system of the human body so that he could target them accurately.

such that you always knew where to strike in order to strike a

time, the Mind Palace was a very conscious form of memory, what he needed was a subconscious form of memory, to know all the

that he could only aim for nerves was that the amount of current that he could pass with every strike was very little due to

if he passed that limited current through a nerve it could have a limited paralysis effect, limited in both

his training continued week by week as he slowly began gaining mastery

Thundercoil technique first, due to how simple and straightforward the training for this technique was. It was so easy, that

reason for that was the fact that the technique was actually more effective than Rui had expected. He discovered that the technique massively increased the chances of landing a rear chokehold on his opponent. There was no way that they could possibly do anything other than the

in this case,

technique was in and of itself not very potent, but it allowed him to employ certain

of a break from training as he began testing the technique out against the enemy Martial Squires of the

folds as many of his opponents found themselves unable to muster

course, every now and then he ran into a particularly defensive Martial Artist who simply possessed the ability to

grappling was a little useless in such circumstances and he got thrown off. That was an unexpected weakness

strike nerves properly with the Lundenfire Marble that he had grafted into his nails and the skin under his nails. It

a name that conveyed the gentleness of the strike. The reason that it was a gentle technique was that it relied more on accuracy

in this technique, it just made landing the correct strike harder since a powerful strike would be unable to correct course to adjust for the moving