The Martial Unity

1546 Evaluation

"Naturally, the Martial Union is deeply delighted with the contribution that you have made," Headmaster Aronian smiled. "The Martial Union had always rewarded contributors in accordance with the value of the contributions made, and we intend to do the same in your case. Rest assured that you will be rewarded accordingly. The Martial Union is particularly anxious to not let go of a talent like you."

The more Headmaster Aronian had spoken about the technique, the more Rui realized just how impactful his contribution had been. It wasn't too big a deal for him, but it was a treasure for the Martial Union.

An immediate fifty-percent boost in power for all future Martial Squires and above, free of cost, was a dream come true for Martial forces. Ordinarily, the only way to improve the effects of the Squire evolution breakthrough was to increase the expenses of the process by enormous degrees.

Orders of magnitude, even. There were diminishing returned as the prices of more potent esoteric substances were greatly inflated past their actual value due to scarcity. Rui's solution may as well have conjured up power out of thin air since the costs were peanuts compared to the actual power that it gave.

With that in mind, he could see why the Martial Union went insane for the Hungry Pain technique.

Union was a powerhouse in the Martial Art industry, with resources for growth

favor was highly beneficial for young Martial Artists like

let us go into the details of what this means for you." Headmaster Aronian grew a bit

technique to the Martial Union. "I believe

in a technique's impact on combat. This was in an of itself a variable with many sub-parameters such as the technique's mechanical efficiency of raw energy supplied versus the produced outcome, as well as consideration of how tactically and strategically significant the produced

extremely impressive. Allowing a Martial Body to be fifty percent stronger than it would otherwise be is a remarkably significant improvement to the Martial Body," Headmaster Aronian remarked. "Fifty percent may not sound like for active techniques, but passive techniques are treated with different standards to active techniques, especially passive techniques relating to the Squire evolution breakthrough. No other passive Squire evolution technique we have ever seen comes even close to a mean boost of fifty percent in the resultant Martial Body. Thus, the Hungry Pain technique excels

Rui nodded, simply listening.

mental technique with low difficulty originally. The only real difficulty is the pain and the hunger that the Martial Apprentice must endure, but given the boost in power that it results in, it is easily worth it. Especially when compared to the suffering of the Squire evolution breakthrough procedure,"

the more people could master it, increasing

point of an extraordinary grade-ten technique that was so difficult that literally

did not improve Martial Art or Martial Artists

its value. The Hungry Pain technique had