The Martial Unity

Unlike their last journey, the journey to the floating Ajanta Island was quite substantial. They spent more than a week traveling west. They were constantly reminded how large the continent was.

Despite their remarkable speed, they needed many days of traveling to reach their location.

Rui knew that there were means of transportation that allowed nations to match the speed of Martial Artists, however, he also knew that these means of transportation weren't the norm. The norm was normal standard carriages pulled by relatively normal creatures or engines fueled by some esoteric substance.

The upper class of human civilization was able to engage in travel across vast expanses thanks to these solutions and means.

However, even they were limited, ultimately. This was very different from his previous life in which a flight or two could take you around the world.

Rui preferred the state of the Panama Continent over the state of the Earth. The sense of adventure and discovery had long but gone in the twenty-first century of his previous life.

Back on Earth, not only had all land been discovered, but it had been scrupulously mapped down to every street, and that map was accessible to everyone who could access the internet. Even if one tried their best, it was difficult to feel a sense of adventure in such circumstances.

However, the same wasn't true for the Panama Continent. An extremely minute proportion of elite entities and forces possess a map of the entirety of the Panama Continent. Rui knew that the Kandrian Empire was certainly one. It probably meant that the other three powerhouses also possessed that information.

The same could be said for the Shionel Confederation.

('Actually, I suppose it only applies to Guildmaster Bradt, not the Shionel Confederation as a whole,') Rui mused.

entire continent showed how scarce that information was, and it also meant that a sense of adventure was still very much present in this wide and vast

all kinds of places in their travels, although they

later, they had finally been able to

squinted as he peered off

Rui nodded. "Because the island is at such a height above sea level,

the

is it doing that…?" Kane murmured, staring at it

the core of the island is made up of some really strange esoteric substances weirdly," Rui was completely absorbed

in space that constituted gravity. He was curious as to what his Riemannian Echo would sense from the

it was merely a matter of time before they reached the Kaddar

a region that was densely packed with human civilization. Many nations occupied this little piece of the continent, and while they undoubtedly were in conflict with each other, if there was one issue that they were all united on, it was the matter of

their Martial Squires and Seniors, as well as their long-range artillery weapons, and have them bombard the island with attacks, that was suicidal, the island would break and fall, with so much debris that

be devastating for the Kaddar

the esoteric substance that made it float, before slowly letting the landmass down a good distance away from the Kaddar Region in

of that. They were powerful enough to freeze any attempts to do so, which meant

Martial prowess was great enough to be able to

only reason,') Rui

the Floating Sect had a huge strategic advantage. The fact that they were occupying the floating Ajanta Island meant that they were fighting down, while the nations