The Martial Unity

The Shionel Confederation exposed Rui to the powerhouses of the Squire Realm across the east side of the Panam Continent. He had thoroughly memorized the sensation of Martial Artists of various grades.

That was he could tell that Squire Veelioen was a grade-nine Martial Squire, and a particularly formidable one. He probably wasn't that far from being considered grade-ten, and the difference between genuine grade-ten Martial Squires wasn't large enough to allow them to dominate him in a fight.

He exuded a calm sense of power and security in his mannerisms, Rui was quite curious to see him fight, heck, he'd like to fight him as well.

Given that he was the guardian of the thirty-sixth chamber, it meant that there were thirty-five Martial Squires that were stronger than him. With such a number, Rui had no doubt that the top Martial Squires undoubtedly were grade-ten Martial Squires.

Rui had already decided to start off with the lower end of the spectrum before moving up to higher chambers in his time in the Floating Sect.

With that aside, he quickly skimmed through the additional information provided in the book.

"Oh…? Duels will occur under standard gravitational and atmospheric standards, it seems" Rui raised an eyebrow. "That's interesting."

Rui was surprised, he had thought that the battles would occur under normal circumstances, but apparently, he was wrong.

In hindsight though, it made sense. The entire world experienced normal air pressure and gravitation, it made no sense to train to battle in an environment that simply did not exist almost anywhere else in the world.

touch with normal environmental conditions in order to make sure they never

sigh of relief. He was a little worried about the terrain advantage that guardians would undoubtedly have if a battle ensued under

guardians, having spent a lot of time under these conditions, would undoubtedly be very familiar with it. He would definitely have an incredibly hard time

battles occurred under normal circumstances, he would

a challenge if they haven't accepted a challenge in the prior ten days…" Rui murmured as he read through the rules with interest. "So they can't just

to their chamber by refusing all challenges. However, it also ensured that they weren't bombarded with challenges, being forced to fight once every ten

Artists came to the floating Ajanta Island to train, if that purpose could not be accomplished then there was no

lowest class of guardians received the most challenges for the same reason that Rui chose to go with the lower classes. If

themselves don't have to die if they lose a

why this wasn't the case with the guardians. It was to ensure that they were never too scared to

challenge higher-class guardians for their chamber, ensuring that no guardians grew too comfortable in

constant reshuffling and

the current ranking was most likely extremely meritocratic

up in interest. "It seems as though all challenges are publically

supposed it could be beneficial for guardians as well when he considered the fact that guardians could observe each

opponents before challenging

that, because while others could make minute preparations, he did a lot more. He elevated his effective power by several grades depending on how intimately

to rely on the pattern recognition systems to build robust predictive models ahead of time in order to gain a level of strength he didn't have