The Martial Unity

Chapter 1977 Outside vs Inside

"That's hard to believe," Kane frowned. "You cook up magical systems of thought in years where it would take others decades."

"That's because I dedicated my life to them," Rui replied impassively. "I'm probably better at creating them than anybody in this world, I would suspect."

"How do I get as good as you? Or at least, really good?" Kane asked.

"…"

Rui considered the question for a moment. "…You could try what Ieyasu tried. He spent two years just thinking, trying to increase his affinity for thought."

"Does that actually work?"

"It did for him." Rui shrugged impassively. "His capacity for thought rose enormously in the time that he spent thinking to increase his affinity for thought. This place is a good place for that, actually."

"You mean the time acceleration?"

"Yes," Rui nodded. "It will allow you to make far more progress relative to others at your stage outside."

shrugged. "I don't care about others. But I don't want to fall too behind you, though. Since you're here as well, the time acceleration doesn't really

still most likely make more progress than me in this environment if we remain here for too long. That's why I would rather leave this place as

"You're not going to remain here

progress one hundred

Kane stared at him with deep skepticism. "What do you mean? You would have one month on the outside and a hundred and forty-four months in here. There's no way you can be more productive in the former than the

Martial Artist, undoubtedly, however…" Rui closed his eyes. "That is not true for me. If I stay here, I

stared at

challenges," Rui opened his eyes, meeting Kane's stare. "Without a continuous fresh supply of new

offer is paltry. If not for the Master-level beast, which is certainly a formidable challenge, I would say this place is worthless to me. I will have nothing left to adaptively evolve to, almost halting the progress I would make down my Martial

outside, however, there are endless forces that I have yet to adaptively evolve to. My rate of progress will spike in comparison and the challenges would allow me to temper and refine my Martial Art and

leave this place even though it offers massive benefits to accelerating your benefits

adaptively evolve is more important and significant to my progress than time. The latter is not worth the cost of the former. So yes, I would progress

like a you-problem," Kane

"I suppose it is. But I don't know if it is a flaw that

sharpened. "I refuse to spend more than two years in this place. I am already feeling suffocated,

wild," Kane furrowed his eyebrows. "Someone like the Gatekeeper

I am. Of course, while I would personally never subject myself to long-term training in this place, I think it could be priceless for most

Rui's intentions. "You. You're thinking of harnessing this power of