The Martial Unity

Chapter 2535 Impending Voyage



Chapter 2535 Impending Voyage

Chapter 2535 Impending Voyage

Rui had plenty to say on the most revolutionary Martial weapon in the history of mankind. However, he had no interest in droning on and on about it from the perspective of a Martial Artist.

"I think you should adopt it massively," Rui replied. "It simply is a vastly superior weapon. There is absolutely no denying that. We have plenty of industrial and manufacturing capital. We have what it takes to aggressively adopt the MECHA."

"...I did not expect you to be so open-minded," Emperor Rael admitted with a hint of approval. "A preliminary analysis has already revealed that Martial Artists dislike MECHAs. I fear that the Sage Council of the Martial Union will not be as open-minded as you."

"Well, you're probably correct." Rui smiled wryly. "A combination of human fear of the unknown, elitist and purist attitudes on what is or isn't Martial Art, and the fear of being rendered obsolete is working against the MECHA. However, power is power. And soon enough, they will be forced to either accept, be left in the dust, or actually be rendered obsolete. That being said, the Martial Union is not important in this matter."

His father frowned at his words. "And what makes you say that?"

"Because MECHAs are best adopted by the Royal Army and the Kandrian Border Patrol Force en masse by normal humans trained to be pilots," Rui replied. "These MECHAs do not need to be piloted by Martial Artists to be strong. You saw the fight. It allowed an Apprentice to fight a Squire. If you adopt this en masse, you will be able to massively empower the infantry that mans the border as the last line. You will be able to take some pressure off the Apprentices and Squires, which will trickle upwards and eventually relieve pressure experienced by Martial Masters like myself."

Emperor Rael's eyes lit up. "You are correct. MECHAs by themselves can be quite excellent, even without Martial Artists piloting them."

Rui nodded. "Additionally, once MECHA pilots dedicate their lives to MECHAs and spend much time in one, it will radically affect their Martial Path, inclining it towards MECHAs. Especially if you start training MECHA pilots young. You will eventually start seeing MECHA Martial Artists by adopting it en masse. When the Martial Union is surrounded by powerful MECHA Martial Artists, it will be forced to acknowledge MECHAs."

But now was the perfect opportunity to fulfill this commitment along with several other objectives and tasks, killing multiple birds with one stone.

"Of course," Rui turned around to leave the office, "Project Forge comes first. I will dedicate everything to this project for the next few months in real time. After that, I will be departing."

"In that case, I bid you good luck on your training and your travels." His father smiled at him. "You have done enough for this country and for the world. Now do what you need to for yourself."

"That is indeed the plan." Rui's eyes sharpened with determination.

It wasn't long before he left his father's office after bidding him goodbye.

For the next few months, the world might as well not exist, for he intended to pay it absolutely no mind whatsoever. He refused to leave the manifold until he had completed Project Forge. The past month that he had spent on Project Forge had affirmed an instinct that he had had about the project when he had conceptualized it.

Project Forge would revolutionize his Martial Art unlike anything ever had before. This was a truth he felt in his soul.

And he was determined to manifest it, no matter the cost.

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