The Martial Unity

Rui couldn't hide his curiosity as they continued walking across the cloud that spanned the area of a town. It was quite interesting to witness how a small little village of sorts had begun forming atop the clouds.

"Martial Artists?" Rui murmured with intrigue. "I thought he didn't accept any pupils aside from one eight years ago."

There were several Martial Apprentices sparring with each other on a sparring ring, overseen by a Martial Squire

"They are also children of Master Zeamer that have a talent for Martial Art," The women informed him. "Thus Master Zeamer trained them as well as the Martial Squires that serve as their guides and mentors."

"Impressive that he has managed to provide them with such a support system," Rui murmured.

"He has ensured that they don't depend on him too much, allowing them to train at all times even when he cannot train them himself," The women spoke.

"Interesting..." Rui figured. "Seems like he has plenty to keep himself busy with."

It was a good way to give himself purpose and responsibility on a day-to-day basis. Otherwise, he would have literally nothing to do while he waited for a rare talent to find him before finally training them.

Even Master Reina kept herself busy with her little guise. With that consideration, Rui could sympathize with why the man has so many women migrating to his little cloud clan.

'He's definitely also a pervert though.' Rui snorted inwardly, unwilling to give him too much credit.

"We have arrived." They stopped before a small but cozy-looking little house. "We hope that it suits your needs."

Generally, Rui was accustomed to harsher conditions when he trained.

this is nice.'

cater to your every need," They informed him as they

as he relaxed on the comfortable bed. He hadn't slept in a comfortable place in quite some time, having to dig holes into

quality rest as a wave of drowsiness washed over him. The fatigue of having fought golems and dragons while being drained

where he was when he got up the next day. The bags underneath his

was

his meal when he defeated the dragon, thus he had yet to replenish the energy that he had spent in that long and tiring fight against the

One of the maids in

he found himself

"What do you think of this place that I built? Remarkable

Rui admitted. "So, why did you call for me? Are we going to begin training? I'm starving,

yourself to that much

eyebrows as the Master shamelessly praised

why I called you here," The man remarked. "I want you

meet anyway. No need to call me or personally

smirk emerged on his

sense a hint of

are you up to?" Rui

think something interesting might happen, that is

promptly opened. Rui

Rui's eyes widened with shock as his jaw

The Master called out. "Meet your fellow

seen across his face. The man shifted his