The Martial Unity

Chapter 2090 Experience

"Huff…" Rui sat on the ground after the final battle against Master Moirin of the Poison Sect. The other five Martial Masters arrived at the two of them.

"Congratulations on your spectacular performance, Your Highness," Master Vertol wished him. "With this track record, there is no doubt that you are a high-grade Martial Master. It is truly unprecedented for a Martial Master to reach this level of power so quickly after reaching the Master Realm."

"Thank you, Master Vertol." Rui smiled. "Still…"

He gazed at his hands, "…I'm not satisfied with my current level of power. I look forward to training and growing stronger."

One of the Masters shook her head in mild disapproval. "You need more experience, Your Highness. You have less than twenty-five years of experience as a Martial Artist. That is extremely low for a Martial Artist. It isn't as obvious how much you're lacking it, but you would not have lost your battle against me or Master Vertol if you had had, say, twice the amount of experience than you do now."

Rui gazed at her deeply. She was Master Dorin of the Sword Sect. She had managed to emerge victorious against him in a pyrrhic battle.

Her victory against him gave her words more weight.

"Had you had more experience, you would not have fallen for Master Vertol's trap," another Martial Master explained. "You lack the intuition that comes with fighting as many battles as we have."

Rui knew the importance of experience better than anyone else. Ever since he had begun walking the path of a Martial Artist, the Adaptive Evolution model of Earth had grown entirely incompatible with this new world. This model allowed him to know what counter-move was the most optimal response to his opponent's predicted move.

by Earth's standards, the inherited Adaptive Evolution Model

ultimately bolstered by experience, to know what the most optimal counter-moves

was so important in general,

capabilities that allowed it to soak experience over time and

just as they did when he

transparent to

a much lesser version of what happened between him and the Martial Masters

was the reason that the two of them could not allow one more of

regard. Even then, the difference wasn't the most evident due to the fact that he had powerful thoughts, and the experience gap was never that large in the

the difference was jarringly larger in

was dealing with veterans who had centuries of experience as Martial Artists through some

that, they had gained significant proficiency with thought as well. Thus, the thought advantage that Rui had was no longer as unchallenged as it was in the lower Realms while the experience gap only

in his first few battles, his peers were able to

of the opinion

can be strengthened artificially. It is not as though you can fight a hundred battles in a single day. In that case,

Rui nodded in agreement.

his thoughts as