The Martial Unity

His desire to find Martial Artists who could push his Martial Art and the ambition that served as the driving force for his Martial Path to the limit became much greater. He could see that Squire Meera qualified as one of them.

However, there was another Martial Squire who also qualified. He had not forgotten about Ieyasu, the man was quite incredible and easily qualified to be champion material in continental contests such as this. None of the other six Martial Squires could hold a candle to a man who easily defeated Martial Seniors without their Martial Hearts. He had actually managed to fend off the four Martial Seniors targeting Senior Leonil. The fact that the latter survived despite being weaker than Senior Xanarn who almost died spoke volumes about his prowess.

Unless some other circumstances shifted the game, these two Martial Artists were his only hope as far as Martial Artists went.

If that failed then he wasn't sure how viable it was for him to find the challenge he sought within human space.

If they fail then… perhaps the Beast Domain will be my only hope. His eyes narrowed. He had seriously considered entering the true Beast Domain at the heart of the continent during his decade-long journey away from the Kandrian Empire if need be.

It was the latest frontier. A region of nature that was so perilous that humanity had decided it was too difficult and costly to endeavor fully exploring and colonizing. This actually spoke volumes of just how absurdly dangerous the Beast Domain was. He knew what Martial Seniors were capable of, and when he extrapolated it to Martial Masters and Sages, the fact that the Beast Domain could fend off the likes of those monsters meant that it was quite formidable.

Furthermore, the abyssfeeder arose from the Beast Domain, perhaps he would find similar challenges to overcome.

Where did he say these Abyssfeeders were found? A Lost City Danger Zone? What in the world is that? Rui frowned.

in the human domain could do the job. He could only cross his fingers and

injured contestants were taken away for more extensive medical aid. Many of the Martial Artists required quite extensive treatments

preserved when it was chopped off, something he was grateful for. Healing his old arm was a much better solution than regrowing a new arm. The powerful medical treatments ensured that the arm was surgically reattached

to him, smiling before his expression became a tad bit more sullen. "…And I'm

the Martial Master seemed to have figured out exactly what had happened during

his head. "I will

had not let this miss dishearten him. He

nurse your patient back to perfect health," Master Deivon informed him. "I made sure to deploy the best of the

he had fulfilled his part of

to her medical treatment," Rui replied. "I need to

tomorrow, you know," Master Deivon informed him. "You can if you want to, but you

head, and a hint of determination flashed through his eyes. "I will fight. Fighting her on such a grand stage may give me

what he was talking about. "Champion Meera is most certainly a worthy opponent. Still, it's a shame you weren't here two

that?" Rui

cut from a different cloth entirely," Master Deivon sighed with admiration. "He defeated the current champion four years ago, it's a shame he never participated after that. He may very well have been the