The Martial Unity

"Of course, we do not expect you to undertake this operation on your own." Professor Carl clarified. "However, as a Martial Senior, you can make significant contributions. You possess the ability to eliminate the most powerful assassins in this region."

"You want me to eliminate Martial Senior assassins?" Rui raised an eyebrow.

"Of course." Professor Carl nodded. "We wouldn't mind if you eliminated assassins of all Realms."

Rui considered the mission.

It was not outside his capabilities. Despite his lacking experience, he was a pretty decent assassin thanks to his extraordinary long-range capabilities as a Martial Senior with the Pathfinder technique.

However, what he was more curious about was why the Beggar's Sect had such an ambition in the first place.

"It's a matter of the reliability of our operations." Professor Carl replied, noting his curiosity. "Not even war disrupts the smoothness of our operations as much as mass assassinations, each unrelated to the other. That is something that does tend to sabotage our operation a lot, unfortunately."

Rui raised an eyebrow. That made sense. War was more orderly and followed patterns and could be seen coming from a mile away, especially with their intelligence capabilities.

However, a large number of unrelated assassinations was something that was far more inscrutable and unpredictable. That was the reason that they were so disruptive to intelligence operations, it was what made this region so chaotic and volatile in the first place. The fact that it was almost impossible to see all of them coming was something that probably irked the Beggar's Sect to no end.

"We wish to restore some stability to the region so that intelligence-gathering becomes it is easier for our modus operandi that way." Professor Carl.

"I believe I can commence these operations

to try and deceive us, of course." Professor Carl

had no intentions of doing that. The Beggar's Sect was scarily powerful, he would be

intelligence I purchased ahead

warned, even

Shadow only sparingly accepted the best of

how to go about trying to

didn't need

just needed her to choose him as a pupil. That did not necessarily require Rui to find her, that just required Rui to be worth accepting as a pupil, and it required

be surprised if she was aware of everything that happened on the island. If that was the case, then finding her

her was because they probably thought that finding her was necessary

found her when she didn't want to be found told Rui that such a thing was probably futile in the first place. She had not been found, but she had

clashed against his initial theory that stated that finding

detectives. Their skill sets did not revolve around investigation, so why would she set

not hunters.' Rui narrowed his eyes. 'The assassins that came to this

eliminated their target. Thus, most likely, the criteria for being accepted as a pupil by the

considered what that would be, and how that would

that he had to eliminate one or many

anyone, otherwise, everybody would be