The Martial Unity

That was why he didn't even mind signing up for a crash course on the Virodhabhasa faith. After all, he had no idea what the framework of the religion was. He intended to make sure he knew all of it inside out and backwards front.

This was all to ensure that he did not say or do anything that could remotely become the basis for being blacklisted by the Virodhabhasa Faith.

The Martial church was a large town that drew in martial Squires from all over the continent that were interested in gaining more power, being blacklisted.

Rui spent the next two weeks traveling. The distance to the Seonchun Region was quite large, and for one, Rui wasn't too much in a hurry to cross it at full speed.

He had come to appreciate the moments when he enjoyed the diversity and beauty of the world. There was just something that hit differently about a world with very little pollution.

The breeze and the wind hit differently, entirely.

Rui found himself indulging in these moments from time to time when he truly felt that he had come across something that was truly worth appreciating.

It made his journey that much more pleasant.

Yet felt as though the last two years had all been gone in a blur under all the stress that he was experiencing.

Growing stronger for the sake of his family, while important, was actually a drive that made him a lot stronger in exchange for poor mental health due to all the stress that came with it.

It put an immense amount of pressure on Rui to make sure that they wouldn't get hurt due to him being incompetent.

Yet when he traveled in such a manner, he was a lot more relaxed and able to take in positive experiences better than when he was confined to a single location.

remind himself that the smaller things across his journey could be important to him, perhaps even

as he traveled, he made a realization. ('I have been traveling regularly for quite some time now… I've grown comfortable with this manner of

a strange

most of his life rooted in the Kandrian Empire, and he had been comfortable with that

that was because he hadn't realized that the world was filled with

have. When things like Martial Art and esoteric resources should have tipped him off that

that he had spent quite some time actually living in such a fashion. It had become what was normal

And it had.

being crammed into a single place for an extensive period of

begun to truly enjoy the very

journeys needed to come

traveling, he had finally arrived at his

that the region was largely empty barring one solitary town in the middle of what appeared to

intelligence that he had gotten from guildmaster Bradt. Furthermore, what surprised Rui was that the town was remarkably well constructed and engineered, in contrast to what he had been made to

the old man lie to me?') Rui narrowed

nearly two years had passed since he got the intelligence from guildmaster Bradt, it was unreasonable to expect such outdated

"Still…" Rui frowned. "This…"

as he bore witness to the

it was time to actually

Seonmun Region was a valley with very narrow cliffs. In a way, they acted as a way to filter out all the Martial Apprentices or even normal humans who tried getting in somehow. Only Martial Squires and above were qualified to gain what they

imagine why Martial Churches did not cater to Martial Artists of too many Realms, it became progressively harder, and it just was an unwise application of

to house a Senior-level Martial Church, for example. In these cases, the Virodhabhasa Church was a place that had Martial Artists that