The Martial Unity

Soon enough, he was led into a building and into a wide hall with a counter of staff members who immediately supplied him with forms and statements to sign.

Thankfully, it was nothing that proved to be too difficult. Most places on the Panama Continent had light immigration protocols, and the Seonmun branch of the Virodhabhasa Church was no different.

Once Rui entered the town, he took the opportunity to gather as much information as he could.

The first step was, of course, simply observation.

The architecture of the town reminded him of Vatican City. Every avenue of art, engineering, and architecture was given a religious tone. He saw various sculptures and artwork decorate the streets and the buildings of the town. It was in sharp contrast to any other place that Rui had ever visited before.

Although this town did serve to attract Martial Artists towards the Virodhabhasa Faith, it did have a fair bit of normal residents. Yet they were anything but normal. They all wore ethnic attire that bore religious inclinations, and it seemed as though everything in the town revolved around religion.

Furthermore, he could tell by the body language and demeanor of all the people that this wasn't just an occupation, this was a way of life for them. They ardently devoted their entire day to the religion.

Rui felt uncomfortable.

The town was truly beautiful, but the heavy religious inclinations of the people of the town creeped him out. It was one thing to believe in a God, it was another thing to center your entire life around such a belief.

Of course, it wasn't as though Rui expected too much more from a church town dedicated to faith. Still, he disliked religion and he hated cults.

Furthermore, it wasn't as though the entire town was like that.

that Rui stepped into the town, he sensed countless

that half of the population

many Martial

few of them he could immediately see, he could tell that

just like me.')

Guildmaster Bradt, the town was a Senior-level town that possessed a great many resources that he

him was the fact that such a heavily religious town was also highly sophisticated Martial Arts

such societies were technologically behind more secular states. As far as Rui knew, cultural liberalism was

heavy focus on Martial Art, and all fields that were useful to Martial Art, the Virodhabhasa Faith

Rui mused as he came across

did not stop them from making the

stepped in, taking

sold were trinkets, products, or idols that

him with a gentle beckon. "Do

this woman was probably the most religiously indoctrinated person that

she exuded warmness and grace

just interested in

have come to the right place," She smiled even more.

a dark leather-bound book with a symbol

this…" Rui

with a deeply reverential tone and demeanor. "This is the