The Martial Unity

Chapter 1990 Progress

WHOOSH WHOOSH WHOOSH!

Kane's dagger flashed through the air in blinding arcs, cleaving through the very molecules that stood in his way. CRACKLE

It left only sparks of plasma in its path. WHOOSH WHOOSH WHOOOOSH!

He pirouetted in the air, launching countless spinning dagger swipes.

STEP

"Huff…Huff…" He glanced at his daggers. "Not bad. Though I might need to upgrade these after I get back to the Kandrian Empire."

His daggers were made of Master-level behemoth fang. Only Master-level substances could possibly serve as the materials for the weapons of a Martial Senior. This was because his daggers were razor-sharp. The dagger's edge had to withstand the full power of a Martial Senior being focused through a single point. Senior-level substances, which were defined as substances that would withstand Senior-level attacks with only mild deformation, could not withstand such kinds of pressures.

Kane had to work hard to be bestowed these weapons by the Martial Union and then even harder to forge them into the daggers that he used presently. Yet, the moment he did, he gained a tremendous amount of lethality. Not even Rui could afford to be hit with his attacks, though Rui had reached a stage where Kane could never even touch him with his dagger, even if he wanted to.

was the one that was abnormal. Kane had fought many Martial Seniors after Rui broke him through to the Senior Realm which allowed him to gauge

Kane's progress in the Senior Realm was truly incredible,

allowed Martial Artists with resource-intensive Martial Art, like weapon-oriented Martial Artists, to get all the resources they needed on the promise of making use of the growth

Martial Union was much more interested in investing in

his worth right away, reaching extraordinary growth rates within the Senior Realm. He was substantially superior to

into actual power and sustained astronomical growth, being one to shatter the previous two records for

exceptional. Yet, despite being exceptional, he found it difficult to take pride in it. At the very least, it

him was absurdly unprecedented. While geniuses like Kane were not uncommon in the five centuries of the Age of Martial Art, the world had never

a year ago, Kane had never understood how Rui's growth rate was so ridiculously high. His innate talent for Martial Art had never been as high as Kane's when they were young. Rui took far longer than Kane did to

even as an Apprentice. Later on, he maintained

his secret did everything finally make

he had been slowly processing this staggering revelation. He had accepted it as the truth, but it was difficult to understand what it meant. A part of him felt like Rui should have told him a long time ago. One of his greatest sources of insecurity and

understanding of reality, he would never have

him. It was impossible to tell. It was impossible to believe. Kane would probably scoff it off because of how