The Martial Unity

"Are you suggesting that the Silas Clan partake in the Martial Union's brokering system to earn Martial Credits through missions and earn the Martial Union's resources in that manner?" Matriarch Nephi frowned.

"Yes. It is the norm," the Flickering Elder remarked. "There are several Martial Families with Sage-level leaders similar to the Silas Clan. When it comes to the Martial Union's services, the members of these families work for themselves and earn their resources. Their families do not bail them out; it is not part of the Martial culture in the Martial Union to give bailouts to our Martial Artists."

"Hm," Matriarch Nephi considered the Martial Union's words. "…In that case, I suppose I shall conform to the norm. How good is the Martial Union's system?"

She turned towards her grandson.

"The best," Rui replied. "I have especially learned of how good its system is after spending time outside of Kandria. Nothing else even remotely compares to the sheer convenience that the Martial Union has to offer. It isn't absolutely perfect; nothing is, but it is the closest to perfect that I have ever seen. You would be hard-pressed to find any other system that so seamlessly and speedily connects millions of Martial Artists to millions of clients across the world, accounting for all their needs and preferences and adhering to all constraints."

That was high praise, but Rui meant every word he said. Even when one compared Sage-level powerhouses, the other three in East Panama possessed systems that were not as efficient and effective as the Martial Union.

Although Rui was not an expert on each of them, he knew they had deep flaws compared to the Kandrian Empire.

The Republic of Gorteau had a powerful commercial and finance sector that somehow managed to gobble up the Martial sector. Martial Artists were hired by Martial contractors who then essentially pimped them out to clients and customers or the government, and there were also Martial Insurance Companies that not only required hefty investments but also took a cut from taxes for emergency supplies of Martial Art services and security at low prices.

It was extremely exploitative to younger and weaker Martial Artists as well as the citizens of Gorteau.

The Sekighara Confederate was basically a state run by Martial clans that effectively functioned as Martial mafia gangs that controlled who could learn Martial Art and who couldn't. Only younglings who swore loyalty to a Martial Clan could earn the right to pursue Martial Art. Pursuing Martial Art without authorization was actually prohibited. The clients within the nation were extorted with outrageous taxes for the services of the Martial Clans that ruled over them, and the status difference between non-Martial Artists and Martial Artists was the greatest.

The Britannian Empire was a Martial nation where the army was the only organization allowed to hire Martial Artists and the only opportunity for Martial Artists was moving up the ranks in the military. Martial Artists had no freedom to choose their clients and instead would be forced to undertake designated missions or be charged with treason.

Kandrian Martial Union was a breath of fresh air. It gave Martial Artists maximum freedom and opportunity in all dimensions of Martial services, including freedom to choose their customers, freedom to choose their

it was not genuine coercion, as Marital Artists could swiftly terminate their contracts at any given moment

Rui was concerned, the best system in East

very blessed and privileged to be born in the Kandrian Empire, even if he

the system and conform to tradition," Matriarch Nephi readily agreed. "However,

assured that we can very much help you with that," the Mountain of Fortitude nodded encouragingly. "The

issue with my clan acquiring

of both parties had been fulfilled extremely quickly, just as Rui had

but he was grateful for the fact that

I'm sure our legal teams can hash out the details

yet!" The Hugging

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under the wave of pressure that

her with a

"…Your Sagehood?"

tumultuous

gritted his teeth, struggling to maintain his

wasn't even flexing

just a consequence of the weight