The Martial Unity

In the many months since the Martial fiscal committee that Rui trained, he trained hard and with the intention of not being disturbed. He did not want his immersion and focus to be disrupted.

Yet he was unable to live as isolated as he could.

"We require your input on the research and development of effective and efficient training methodologies for adaptive evolution techniques," a head researcher explained. "This is standard protocol, and we cooperate with all martial artists whose martial art has been allocated a significant budget."

Rui heaved a sigh. "Fine. But I shall only serve as a consultant. And I'm only willing to consult once a week."

"We can manage with that. We generally do not consume too much time so as to not impede the training of Martial Artists."

Thus, much to his chagrin, he was to serve as a consultant for the research and development of his own training methodologies.

Yet, he did not care to waste time while he served as a consultant. This was his domain of expertise; in his past life, he had spent much of his research into more effective and efficient training methodologies.

He swiftly accelerated the projects, offering the expertise he had and shocking the various scholars and researchers who were researching adaptive evolution. He quickly proposed concepts and projects from his various life that could be employed to aid with training adaptive evolution in this world.

"Set the speed parameter of the combat patterns of the training dummy to increase linearly with the proficiency index, and it will allow them to acclimatize better."

initial training stage; it should

part of a hypnosis technique than to have the technique itself mastered. It will be more efficient and effective to have it

were undoubtedly

Union was once more astounded by just how much a genius in combat research Rui Quarrier was. Even the deputy director of the director was taken aback by the ocean of knowledge

had for Rui Quarrier. They even considered adding combat research dissemination among Martial Artists as an interest in the next fiscal committee

could not be bothered. He simply minimized the time he needed to dedicate to

developing quite nicely. Malevolent Kitchen had been the first project to reach completion out of all

bending heaven and earth. After that, he spent another nine months training the four domain projects that he had conceived, working on them side by side with the

only after he presented his voidlet techniques to the

Credits that he finally had time

close to completion. Of course, this was after a year of

rest because his affinity for sound had allowed him to gain much quicker mastery over it than did the other three

He had come very close to smoothly nailing the execution of Speed Prison, allowing it to be

third adaptive domain, Skyfall, was in a similar state. He was almost at the point where he could guarantee a hundred percent success rate in terms of execution. He directed the vectors of the pressure of the vast atmosphere onto his opponent's body, forcing them to employ immense

reached success, and about the other two that were rapidly approaching completion, he was not so

technique. That was what surprised him, but the principle of processing vectors and extrapolating them backward

any chance of successfully executing this technique, his mind needed to be free of all other burdens. The VOID algorithm,

was how mind-consuming it