The Martial Unity

Chapter 1942

A deductively sound and logical line of thought. the Elder Tree commented, listening to his internal monologue.

"Wait, I can't hide my thoughts from you?"

Correct. Your mind is certainly more powerful than that of almost any other person, barring Martial Artists of the Upper Realms, I have ever seen, but you lack the power to hide it from me, it reported.

That was inconvenient.

Indeed.

However, that didn't mean that he couldn't use this to his advantage.

And just how would you?

Rui stared at the Elder Tree as a smirk emerged on his face. "Because now you have no justification to not trust the sincerity of the trade offers that I make to you."

…

"Hahaha!" Kane cackled. "That's genius. But what trade offers did you have in mind?"

None.

"It's right," Rui remarked calmly. "None. At least, nothing specific yet. However…"

He narrowed his eyes. "…I have power. I possess unrivaled political power over a Sage-level powerhouse. I have something to offer to everybody. And everybody has something that they could get from me. Something they need. Something they want."

…

the Garden of Salvation. It had grown startled

am relatively certain that you are a living being that is as needy as it is

…

smirked, continuing. "This

vast and expansive

one would do out of

had come to the

creature with any sense of self-preservation would go out of their way to create such an extraordinarily difficult set of

is isolated from the rest of the Beast Domain," Rui remarked. "I'd previously assumed that this was a natural esoteric phenomenon. However, since

or spatially isolated from the rest of the Beast Domain. That is the only explanation that I can conceive. Both options undoubtedly take an extraordinary amount of energy

…

physiology and anatomy is also undoubtedly extraordinarily energy-consuming. The

both of those as a matter of experience. While the Elder Tree was clearly superior to Rui at both hypnosis and world bending, it undoubtedly took an ocean's worth

to for centuries unless it

safe-haven function of the Garden of Salvation," Rui remarked. "Why accept and transport creatures in need of a safe haven to the Garden of Salvation before sending them away after they have recuperated or

I possess no predatory instinct by virtue of not requiring the consumption of other life. I

was a good attempt, but Rui was not so easily

a predatory instinct does not beget endless philanthropy," Rui retorted. "No. You're doing this out of necessity. Considering

The air prickled.

knew he had arrived at the cusp of an important

need these creatures

…

you specified," he murmured. "No. You need them

Rui closed his eyes.

tree

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