The Martial Unity

Rui and Kane were long thinking about the words that the Martial Seniors shared with them long after the two of them had been dismissed. Squire Ieyasu went his own way immediately after, seemingly uninclined to speak with either of them.

"Oh man," Kane sighed. "This might be our toughest battle yet."

Rui nodded. "This is going to be harder than my battle against the Root because I'm not dealing with a mindless drone, I'm dealing with a sentient being. Not just any sentient being, but expert Martial Artists who are extremely skilled and have decades of experience as Martial Artists."

While Kane couldn't help but feel anxious about what was to come, Rui simply smiled as he thought back to the discussion that he had with the Martial Seniors.

For the first battle, they only needed to observe, it was only in the second battle that they would participate.

Rui understood that they were hoping that sudden additional elements into the fight could throw the Martial Seniors of the Kaddar Nation off, and potentially even cause a few casualties and yield a highly desirable outcome.

Rui wasn't sure whether he would be able to produce the desired result, but he did intend to do his best. The debut mattered the most since it was the only time that they would be able to catch the Martial Seniors off-guard.

After the first time, the Martial Seniors would be prepared for the three of them, and there would be a lot less that they would be able to accomplish. Simply being aware of an incoming threat and being prepared for it could cause a radical change in the outcomes.

most of how to make the most of his debut, for one, he was convinced that he needed to pick

and maneuvering, thus he only ought to pick Martial Seniors against whom

blue, drawing Rui's attention to him. "They would be able to cross the distance between the land and this island rather quickly.

definitely has eyes and ears everywhere in the Kaddar Region, and it is particularly difficult to hide the movements

attack by looking at the movements

of the attacks," Rui explained. "Thus we'll no well ahead of time when the attack is in-bound. Considering that the Martial Seniors called us

safe there?" Kane wondered. "It

that the Kaddar nations are soon going to dispatch Martial Seniors, we can be certain that whatever that the Kingdom of Graheria purchased is

sounds rather extreme for a single machine,"

accomplish wonders. In this case, the Kaddar nations would not have even started the war if their weapon could not cover Senior-level combat. The fact that they even decided to wage war in the first place means that they were certain that the island would be reinforced enough to

stupid. They would not wage a war that could directly result in a catastrophe that wipes out most like in

the device that they would be using would

to fight a defensive game, they could not afford to be hyper-aggressive. Their goals were to have a drawn-out stalemate where they were able to maintain a stable defense to ensure