The Martial Unity

Rui now had a unique perspective as a Martial Squire decently knowledgeable on esoteric material science. Furthermore, his background in physics also enabled him to gain a far better understanding of the ways that esoteric substances and materials could be applied in technology.

All he could say was that he now truly understood how esoteric military technology was able to keep up with Martial Art, even if just barely. These esoteric substances were capable of some truly astonishing things, and if applied and engineered properly, could provide great results.

Furthermore, these were just ordinary esoteric substances and alloys, he couldn't even imagine what the high-grade esoteric substances were capable of.

For instance, he wouldn't be surprised if there were esoteric substances out there that had the power to annihilate mountains, or perhaps even more.

Still, he was rooting for Martial Art to maintain its superiority, more than anybody else. However, he understood the potential of science, probably more than anybody else on the continent.

The human civilization of Earth did not have access to these wonders of nature. They were limited to more ordinary substances instead. However, despite these limitations, the human civilization of Earth had accomplished wonders using technology. He knew the power of technology better than anyone else, as well as the power of science.

In his opinion, it was merely a matter of time before esoteric substances and materials ceased being so 'esoteric'. The scientific community would fully understand them, and they would no longer be esoteric.

At that time, the full might of these substances would be harnessed, and technology would unleash a level of power, unlike anything that the world had ever seen, unlike anything he had ever seen.

didn't know if Martial Art would be able to keep up. This directly affected him

as concerned. For he used to solely

make some extremely painful decisions, he had learned

had developed a genuine hunger for power for the first time. Although he still mostly focused on developing his Martial Art and realizing

since they had left the Shionel Confederation, which meant that he only had nine years left to go before the

stronger, it didn't mean he was anywhere near how strong he was to whatever he wanted to

Island. The sheer pressure that they put on Martial Artists

were won and lost by death, thus every challenger duel was a death match where

to grab it and give it a read. He

was simply death. That was the kind of world that he

book first went into more basic information about

one hundred Martial Squires. The tenth class contained the top hundred Martial Squires of the Floating Sect, while the first class contained the weakest hundred. The number of the class correlated with the percentile of the Martial Artists of that class relative to all Martial

were allowed to challenge any guardian from any chamber. However, they didn't get to observe the guardians ahead of time to pick and choose

the challengers far too much of

able to prepare predictive models ahead of time but he quickly put