The Martial Unity

"Now then, time for a demonstration." The Master declared before executing another imagination-embodiment non-verbal communication against Ieyasu.

CLAP

Ieyasu broke out of his trance startled.

"Can you move your right arm, Tokugawa?" Master Zeamer asked.

"Not at all," Ieyasu frowned.

"And there you go," Master Zeamer gestured. "I'm sure I don't need to explain to you at this point."

Rui nodded. "I've understood everything that I need to."

"Good," Master Zeamer clapped, undoing the technique and allowing Ieyasu to move his arm once more. "That brings us to an end. I suppose it's your turn now for Ieyasu's sake."

Ieyasu paused for a moment, before heaving a tired sigh and shaking his head. "Go away. I have more important priorities."

Rui raised an eyebrow as an amicable smile rose on his face. "Appreciate the help, by the way. Good luck with your training."

parted ways as Rui left to get more food for thought. He didn't need much more of an input from the Hypnomaster after everything that he had seen. But unfortunately, he had yet to have a brilliant spark of an idea that

himself. Perhaps it was because there was so much potential, but he

he did have

the Godspeed technique.' Rui noted. 'If I can learn to hypnotize

any ideas of how to perfect the imperfect technique. But now, he had a way to fix

Rui mused.

on the table, as it meant that he didn't have any weakness in that technique any more. He wouldn't need to wait

which, that's something I should focus on in general.' Rui mused. If there was one weakness that the VOID algorithm had, it was the time that it took to create a predictive model. It was especially a heavy weakness because he used the Metabody System after

not use a good chunk of his power until after

don't I focus on shoring this weakness?' Rui wondered with a hint

creating mental techniques to shore up his power

worth leaving as at least one of

the Godspeed technique and creating something to engage the opponent before he completely adapted were two projects

for one, at most two,

offensive mental technique would be fine as well. There were undoubtedly going to be opponents that he would run into that were too physically tough to hurt with physical attacks alone, in such a case, an offensive mental

kinds of offensive mental techniques are

suffer most from sabotage of control over their power. A defensive Martial Artist would probably be best suited to have their pain significantly enhanced. A maneuvering Martial Artist would best be health with sabotage to their

wasn't going to stay

as super-long-term techniques, probably best to stick with a simple offensive mental technique