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Regardless, he wasn't too sure about it. It could be one of the two, and it was unlikely that he would find out just by watching her fight. At the very least, he would need to fight her himself in order to figure out whether it was just a matter of bad luck of not being forced to overcome the right kind of challenge, or whether it was an issue in her Martial Art.

Regardless, Rui put the matter aside as it was not particularly relevant. His attention was already fixed on the fight ensuing in the colosseum.

"RRGH!" The Kandrian prince swung at Squire Frinjschia as she approached.

WHOOSH!

She narrowly avoided a blow to the head, using her momentum to land a powerful blow into his gut in a fashion similar to Flowing Canon.

POW POW POW!

She followed through with a series of swift blows to the rib, before throwing a powerful doubles-fist strike at his jaw.

She didn't hide her desire to knock him out.

BAM!

"Tsk." She tutted, leaping away to avoid an attack after hers failed.

Yet she wasn't done. The very next moment, she raced forward yet again, fearlessly entering his striking range.

Yet the Kandrian prince could only grit his teeth in frustration when every attack he struck her with cleanly missed!

could avoid him so well, despite her raw speed not being too impressive. How was she able to avoid him so well and move so

many people were able to comprehend the underlying mechanics behind

Martial Art.' Rui realized. 'It's not that she's fast... It's that she's managed to

because he had seen a similar

point, that he could perform them using muscle memory alone. Of course, this was not a feature of his Martial Art, it was something that he inadvertently

occurred. It was needed to time the

it could be replaced with muscle memory, when the movements were completely and totally baked into the blood

typing on a keyboard for the first time, and a proficient typer with many years

was it because the anatomical speed of their fingers was superior to that of

No.

type without needing to perceive, process, and decide when it came to typing, getting

Squire Frinjschia's movements were not the fastest, she could effectively move

could go much more extreme with it than Hever ever did, because her

least she could achieve greater results

unlike him, she applied to a much broader combat style, while Hever had hyper-specialized

entire combat style made use of muscle memory replacing thought. Every single movement, every single set of movements, completely eliminated thought as a

fast that even Rui had to exert his attention to keep up with all of her

maneuvering-oriented Martial Artist. She was an all-rounder, and her offense, while much weaker

defense since the Kandrian Prince had yet to put even a scratch on her, but he was quite confident that it too would not fall behind. He could already

sense, since active defenses often required thought, or at least were heavily reliant on it. It was a lot more difficult and risky to eliminate thought in techniques that required thought. Thus it was entirely logical

wouldn't particularly be relying on it this

BAM BAM BAM! WHOOSH!

his liver with a swift combo of knuckle strikes, striking him with the second knuckle on the index finger, before just barely evading a swift sweeping haymaker