The Martial Unity

Chapter 1925 Trade

The wyvern scampered off in fear. Armed with predictive and SOUL models, Rui bore an air of aura that did not quite fit within the Senior Realm. Twenty-two wyverns might have the confidence to fight him, but alone, they certainly didn't.

Kane fell to the ground, coughing blood.

"Kane!" Rui urgently pulled out healing potions, feeding them to him. "Heh…" Kane grinned weakly as he slowly healed. "I managed to stall one."

Rui heaved a troubled sigh. "I warned you. I warned you this could happen."

"And I chose to come anyway." He shrugged, experiencing the relief of a healing potion. "Besides, I was fine, ok?"

Rui stared at him skeptically. "…Uh huh."

"We injured each other. That's a tie, as far as I am concerned."

While Rui had to admit that he did a good job holding out against a creature that was much stronger, to call it a tie was questionable at best, especially when Kane didn't have a good way of taking down such creatures.

Daggers were great against human-sized targets, but wyverns were much larger and had a tough armor of scales that could deflect or largely negate his daggers as an offense.

"What the fuck is wrong with this region anyway?" He complained. "I thought you told me this was supposed to be a Squire-level region. It sure as hell doesn't feel that way!"

Rui's expression grew grim. "It's mostly grown more dangerous rapidly before the Adventurer's Guild could keep up."

the consequence of forgoing dedicated veracity in order to reduce the cost of Beast Domain services. They could make their services cheaper and economically viable, but in turn, countless adventurers died due to a lack of information on the dangers and risks, or worse, due

his

on the level of the strongest creatures in the region, as well as the fact that the region causes one to experience fear, making them a

tended to have a few Master-level beasts. However, while this region lacked those, its environment hampered outsiders and

how many Martial Seniors would survive

only two that he

did. Rui had no doubt that the man would have to go all-out with his martial heart and martial heart manipulation in order to overcome so many powerful high-grade wyverns with great coordination and

difficult time picturing them taking him down, even though they would

combined power of the wyverns far exceeded that of his own. "Huff…" he

heaved a sigh of relief, fully restored. "So,

one wyvern," Rui replied, keeping an eye on the creature. "I chose the oldest one of the group. This one is

wyverns throughout the battle. He quickly noticed that most of them were on the younger side. He knew that wyverns tended to reach maturation extremely early despite having long lives. He inferred that most

wyverns that, rather than taking an active role in hunting, took more effort to protect their progeny from

to interrogate each and every single one of them as long as he had one firm and

him," Rui muttered as the two of them

tried to move. Yet each

STEP

hoped that it was intelligent enough to parse the concept of trade.

quick demonstration, consuming a healing potion and showing the wyvern how the few gashes on his body quickly returned to how