The Martial Unity

Chapter 1972 Further Deductions

In the following days, the two of them followed through with their investigation.

Or rather, Kane merrily joined along for the ride while Rui did most of the data-gathering. He was quite content hanging out with his best friend in a cool new world. He experienced deep anxiety and stress when he got absorbed into the new world and spent three days by himself and the Divine Doctor.

However, the moment Rui entered, he felt quite secure and confident. Over the many years that he had known him, he learned a simple truth. Rui Quarrier Silas Kandria could overcome anything. With the power of adaptive evolution, man could handle anything that the world threw at him and eventually overcome it.

Admittedly, Kane had grown overreliant on him to a certain degree, but it was difficult not to. How could one avoid doing so when the person in question was extremely reliable such that he could fix every problem?

Still, he did his best to contribute with everything he had.

POW POW POW!

He devastated three quasi-Squire-level crocottas with a blow each, crushing their skulls effortlessly. The dog-wolf monsters died on the spot.

"Ok, done with this species," Rui remarked stoically. "Let's go."

they had run into many species since they began investigating the dungeon, and

from the

stemmed from the same last unifying common ancestor that gave birth to all life in the world. The enlightenment he gained from the Tree of Life allowed him to instantly deduce the most antithetical world to

recognize a single one

isolated evolution,' Rui realized. 'After all, assuming that this place has been around for as long as the Elder Tree has,

biosphere of the Mellow Manifold had undergone an additional

why Rui was still effortlessly able to understand each of these species and what it took to evolve them.

intrigue in his eyes. "To think that such a thing can

that he needed from them and the environments most suited to them to the Tree of Life, increasing its acuity bit by bit. The more data he fed it, the greater the predictive model would function, like all predictive models. He began gaining deeper insights into the species of the dungeon as he mapped the layers of the dungeon. The danger level of the dungeon grew drastically as one went deeper into the dungeon, yet it was a gradient. It started from zero from

Rui to make extremely educated guesses about the danger level

extrapolation and statistical sensory resistance correlation yield a result of the

Master-level creatures after all?

quietly. "…It's definitely a Master-level region,

"How do you figure?"

creatures that we faced in that Master-level region in the North of the Beast Domain, they