The Martial Unity

For the Apprentice-level technique, he could go on one step further and give out techniques that employed a basic amount of data analytics. It didn't need to be something insane, but Martial Apprentices could certainly use a good deal of more rigorous data-driven analytics.

In this world, he even had a trump card that he didn't have in his previous life.

'The Mind Palace technique,' Rui mused.

If Rui were to be asked which technique he would retain and was forced to lose all other techniques his Martial Art had, he would unhesitatingly choose the Mind Palace technique.

It wasn't even close. Not even remotely.

It was the final key to the power of the VOID algorithm. It was the final piece of the puzzle that made the VOID algorithm not just practical but also extremely powerful!

Without it, he was far weaker.

The Mind Palace technique and him were a match made in heaven. What was originally an extremely basic and simple one-dimensional technique whose only utility was to allow dimwitted Martial Artists to not forget mission details in the middle of a mission had turned into arguably the most powerful technique that Rui had ever created in his life.

It had gone from a room, like in the original technique, to a gigantic city that contained places from across his first and second life.

His childhood home back on Earth.

His research lab.

His hospital room in the twilight of his life.

The Quarrier Orphanage.

The Martial Academy.

The Town of Hajin.

The Serevian Dungeon.

Vilun Island.

The Shionel Dungeon.

Ajanta Island.

fused into a Frankenstein city that became the foundation of

created an extremely organized system of memory and recall, allowing him to access any and all information in the Mind

'map,' the name of the place

into categories of each of those tags, each having its own isolated section of the city. One isolated part of the Mind Palace contained

of the Kandrian Empire, the town of Hajin, and even the map of

Palace technique. He even had a mental map of

he would just travel to his Mind Palace and the section of the particular tag and then walk around, scouring that

robotic as a computer in the literal sense, but his conscious memory now had a system of protocols that

not expect other Martial Apprentices to be able to expand their Mind Palaces so much. In the first place, one's affinity for conscious thought-based techniques determined what you would be able to

to have extremely powerful Mind Palace techniques. They just

was nothing. It was less than 0.01% of what he handled on a

had plenty of ideas about the techniques that he was going to be

them engage in a very minor and highly diluted level of adaptive evolution as a

technique. He could have them record and tally his opponent's actions in a table across