The Martial Unity

The conditioning technique was a little different from the ones that he had seen in the Apprentice Realm.

As far as he could seem, the reason for this stemmed from the fact that the Martial Body was able to acclimatize to stimuli that were harmful to them far better than the normal human body could. This too was a trait that the human body lacked, but the Squire evolution breakthrough process was one of the few things that could grant the body this ability even if it didn't have it before.

By subjecting certain parts of his body to the poison over and over again, using both healing potions and his own innate healing factor, he could eventually create a generation of cells in a localized area that possessed the ability to resist and contain the poison until the time he wanted it to.

As for the exact mechanics, he would have to work things out, but as long as he achieved a basic mechanism for releasing the substance into his flesh whenever he felt the need to amplify his healing or stamina, he would be fine.

Rui quickly got to work as he worked out the chinks of the technique.

Much to his surprise, there actually was quite some depth on how he ought to trigger the poison or where to store it and what the mechanics were.

This was not an uncommon problem, based on the degree of choice that he had in customizing this part of the training method.

Many poison-oriented Martial Artists stored their body in inactive pockets inside their body until it was time to use them.

This allowed them to deploy their poison if and when they felt like it.

necessarily employ that solution though. Given that she felt the need to bandage her arms, it was clear

not want to go that route. He couldn't afford to

time, something that he did not desire. He wanted to be

point of the Metabody project was to allow him to choose and control what his Martial

was his

something

immediately after he finished refining how he wanted the

the trigger, he managed to find a way

different from a normal nerve impulse

training immediately. This involved subjecting targeted parts of his body to Reaper's Dew.

was actually more painful than he had imagined. It seemed like the initial big exposures of his body to Reaper's Dew made it quite susceptible to pain and damage, as well as a lot

the body to undergo an immense amount of pain and death in order to eventually be able to handle

similar procedure when he was getting esoteric material substances inserted into his body, as well as that of Kane's, in order for them to be able to wield

an actual poison, and thus neither of the two of them had had too much trouble eventually learning the mechanics of the technique very quickly after