The Martial Unity

"Speaking of Martial Embodiments," Rui turned towards Master Ceeran. "Your Martial Embodiment is…how do I say it..?"

It was a homing ballistic missile launcher. However, there were no equivalent words in the Kandrian dialect for half of those. "What did you see?" Master Ceeran asked, raising an eyebrow. "Most people see siege weapons."

His words implied a crucial point. "So, you're telling me not everyone necessarily sees the same thing."

"Indeed," Master Ceeran nodded. "Why would everyone see the same thing? Ultimately, a Martial Embodiment is the image a mind associates and creates as a pictorial representation of the Martial Mind that is being imprinted on their subconscious mind while they're being misdirected by our Martial Art. That means the image is what the subconscious mind imagines our Martial Mind to be if it were a material phenomenon. What that image is depends on the associations one makes, which in turn depend on the person's experiences and memories."

"I see…" Rui contemplated this new information. That would explain why Rui saw a modern missile launcher from Earth. It was the closest association to Senior Ceeran's Martial Art that he could muster, thus it made sense that that was what he saw.

People would not see what they didn't even know existed, which explained why only Rui would see such a thing since he was the only one in the world with it.

Rui could not help but wonder what his Martial Embodiment would be in the minds of others. There was only one way to find out.

For now, he could only work his way to that stage step by step.

"Ah, one more thing," Master Ceeran reached into an inner pocket, pulling out something. "Here."

Rui an exorbitantly clad card. "It's your official invitation to the unveiling of the

thought you said that the

remarked. "But not for the creation of the vessel, for the mass production of it since at the moment it can only be constructed by relying on the fantasies of esoteric

formal invitation addressed to one Rui Quarrier.

holding some sort of grand unveiling. It was a good way to build support for

Her Highness' invitation to this historic event," Rui replied, nodding. "I look forward

important for our nation to keep progressing in order to ensure that we

nodded. "I most certainly do. Nobody realizes how

technology to regress and disappear. Most people assumed that technology would naturally get better, but the

has happened many times in the

how to build

Greeks lost

lost their aqueduct

moon was fueled by competitive desire during the Cold War out of fear of losing out to each other, but as soon as it became clear no superpower had major spacefaring ambitions, the drive to reach the moon was snuffed out, and even shortly before John passed away, some nations actually regressed in rocket technology, and failed to replicate feats that that

driving down to enhancing the Kandrian Empire's already large seafare industry with better conventional esoteric

wonder if I should give them a hand,'

but even with the knowledge he knew, he could probably offer some extraordinary knowledge that