The Martial Unity

"Have the staff contact the PrimaInfra corporation," Senior Sarak replied calmly, never taking his eyes off Rui and Ieyasu. "They were the ones that helped set up the island for continued habilitation in the first place. Have the staff contact the Bradt Distribution Services as well, only they can transport the massive amounts of supplies needed to do any civil maintenance."

The two of them nodded at those words before their eyes fell on the two unconscious Martial Seniors.

"Incredible, aren't they?" The man murmured, as he turned, taking the two of them back to the island "It's a shame that they're going to leave."

"You don't know that." Senior Xanarn murmured.

"Don't I?" Senior Sarak raised an eyebrow. "I know you promised Falken that you would devote yourself to him to repay your debt. But hoping that he would remain here is a pipe dream."

He glanced back at the two of them. "They're destined for so much more than being the guardians of an island. This island will only stifle their potential."

She opened her eyes. "Even so, I am prepared."

Silence brooded between them.

It was not a pleasant topic for the other two Martial Seniors, but alas, what could they do?

It was true that she was indebted to him. It was also true that they couldn't force her to stay.

leave those

promptly having the two Martial

merely suffered a concussion, they will wake up

wake up, he

groaned as he

headache. Yet not even that could prevent a smile from emerging on his face as he took a

a Martial Senior.' It was actually

everything that he had gone through, breaking through to Martial Senior was

It was soothing.

hadn't lost his desire for power, certainly not, but it did not eat away at him the way it did when he returned to the island the day yesterday. He was no longer weak, or at least, he was exponentially stronger than he was before. Just that knowledge alone was like a

felt as though his rationality had returned. He would be lying if he had said that he was in the most rational state of mind in the past few

lot closer to one than anyone could possibly imagine. The depths of the inner workings of his mind

narrowed his eyes as he thought about the

perhaps the only man who

that it was the most powerful mental and sensory technique that Rui had ever seen. It was definitely more potent than the All-Seeing Eye, and Riemannian Echo, two grade-ten techniques, as far

waves caused by neural activity.' Rui narrowed

flying from neuron to neuron inside the brain. Traveling charges generated electromagnetic fields, according to Maxwell's Theory of Electromagnetism. These two

field generated by those neural processes. In fact, it was easier than one

this technology had already made rather impressive progress by the time he was an old man in the twenty-first century. There were already many

far from sophisticated or refined, but they were