The Martial Unity

Rui found that point of view to be quite interesting. It was not how he normally thought of Martial Art.

Every Martial Artist knew that Martial Art was a solitary path. No one else could walk one's path for another. The further Martial Artists walked down their paths, the more their paths diverged from each other. They grew increasingly different and distanced.

Furthermore, to progress, conflict between them was necessary. Sparring was not good enough, genuine life-or-death conflict was what was necessary to yield the fruits of experience that would refine one's Martial Art.

Thus, not only was Martial Art a solitary path, but it was even an antagonistic path.

However, Prince Raijun brought up an interesting point in regard to it. It was true that Rui had benefited from the contribution of countless Martial Artists before him, contributing things that would go on to become highly ubiquitous and almost necessary fields of Martial Art.

Of course, Rui knew that he had already contributed to Martial Art with the Hungry Pain technique and his other grade-ten techniques. He wasn't exactly drowned in debt considering the sheer impact that he had already made and was bound to make in the future.

The two of them spoke more before their conversation eventually concluded.

"You're an incredible, Rui Quarrier," Prince Raijun shook his hand. "I look forward to gaining your tutelage and training. I'll have the paperwork sent to you as soon as possible."

Rui nodded, smiling. "I look forward to offering my services."

kept you for enough time after having you dragged away, until next time. Farewell, Senior

he found himself back in his carriage, having departed from the Royal Manor after bidding the Martial Prince

did not deviate too much from his expectations. Although the grace that the prince decided to shower him with along with the training commission was out of his

Realms. Only they had enough personal capital to hold

away with a better impression

aristocratic bearing

and decided to adjust his attitude and expression,' Rui mused. 'It was a good calculated decision. On top of that, he had effective rhetoric and understood what my personal interests were when he made the offer to prolong the protection

a lot of wealth in addition to Martial capital. He readily accepted prolonging protection that

and me,

him to possibly ignore for such a light reason. He had earned at least that

that this would stop the other princes or princesses from making

his final evaluation of Prince Raijun was that he was a level-headed and intelligent man who had demonstrated a good understanding of the state of Kandria and the nature of the Kandrian Thone War. Rui did not think

his political ideology, placed far too much power in the hands of Martial Artists as far as he was concerned. He was hoping that one

that, he didn't have any compunction with the

driven to ensure that certain princes or princesses didn't get crowned as the ruler, than to support any one particular prince or

Corporate Princess were each highly distateful to him purely based on their stances and the