The Martial Unity

One of the challenges that Rui had at the moment was that he didn't have the best compatibility for poison. He recalled when he tried creating a technique that involved poison but failed because his aptitude for poison techniques was not the best.

It was unfortunate, but Rui did not know what constituted poison aptitude. He had temporarily been resigned to this limitation but did not abandon the possibility of using poison techniques.

As someone who aimed to be able to adapt to defeat any foe in the world, he needed to have poison techniques. After all, there almost certainly was a Martial Artist out there who, perhaps, could only be taken down with poison.

In that case, Rui would be unable to adapt to them without a poison technique.

That was unacceptable to him.

Of course, Reaper's Dew was not a poison that Rui intended to use offensively. Rather, he intended to use it supplementarily.

After all, the technique was such that it did not require much in the first place. Furthermore, Rui did not need to go out of his way to condition himself to be unaffected by the poison the way Squire Herea did. After all, he wanted to get affected by the poison. That was the whole point.

He needed the poison to affect him, or he wouldn't be able to generate the needed fuel to ensure that his healing factor was not slowed down due to a lack of availability.

('Adding the poison element to Weaving Blood will turn the technique into a cell redistribution system.') He mused.

it was killing cells in certain parts of the body to turn into fuel for new cells in a wounded part of the

different from transporting cells

this, Weaving Blood, was essentially combining a total of four different techniques that handle different parts of the mechanism

dived back into the Martial Library of the Floating Sect, looking for

but skim through the various poisons and

end up providing multiple techniques to offer,

Dew was a poison that had only one technique it could be applied through. It was a technique where the poison was introduced into the epithelial tissue, would be passed on to anyone that the user touched, and would immediately begin causing cell

frowned. ('I'll have to edit that part out. Otherwise,

pass on the poison to those he touched like a poison-user. He wanted

quickly opened the technique book as

('…Interesting.')

but also to host, and contain the poison. The principle by which this was accomplished was

sort of a highly washed-down version of the evolution breakthrough process to the Squire Realm in a way. It did rely on a certain degree of small scale and limited evolution of the cells

nothing compared to the sheer amount of evolution that the breakthrough to the Squire Realm gave the body, but it was still just enough to

it was possible to make it occur with relatively limited

potential to use poison techniques to grow