The Martial Unity

While Senior Sarak and Xanarn fought against their respective foes, Senior Leonil had gotten entangled with several Martial Seniors himself.

His Martial Heart blazed with power as he inhaled deeply.

What followed shocked the three Kaddar Martial Seniors.

His lungs turned into a black hole of air as he inhaled deeply. The air above and even beyond the island shook as he seemingly consumed the atmosphere voraciously.

A single breathing technique disrupted the weather patterns across the entirety of the Kaddar Region.

The sheer amount of air that he consumed caused low-pressure regions to develop above the Erionel Kingdom.

Yet that wasn't all.

The low-pressure zones above the Erionel Kingdom accelerated the formation of cumulonimbus clouds.

composition changed

about a rainstorm in the middle of the dryest parts of summer for the

two sides from a safe distance with

Martial Seniors of the Floating Sect were even more impressive than he had given them credit for. The sheer combat prowess that they were displaying

an immovable pillar, he reminded Rui of Hever, someone who dedicated themselves to a single technique and a narrow field. Like Hever, this man was a counter-offensive specialist. However, his Martial Art had a greater emphasis on a passive defensive element while Hever's Martial Art was a bit

and unmoving in a prayer position. It was a novel way of fighting and one that he

Art was centered around breathing. He was quite similar to

Martial Art. Partially because he had the best understanding of her Martial Art. Although she had used nowhere near her full power when she sparred against Rui, it was also true that she had exploited her Martial

a good view of the battle, especially

attention on their movements to properly register them. Furthermore, it definitely helped that he was perceiving them from a distance. It was always easier to perceive motion from a distance due to the fact that moving

or the revolving moon that all moved at speeds that were far above what the mind

reason he was able to keep up with their movements despite their

battles but soon

wasn't just keeping track of them, he was also

Seniors who were each quite challenging and consuming to

each other, it was best for Rui to focus on one set of Martial Seniors at a time. He didn't fault them for doing that, it made sense to split up considering