The Martial Unity

Chapter 2536 Just Like That

Chapter 2536 Just Like That

Once Rui dove into training, nothing could pull him out. Having finally completed his commitments to the task-force, he was completely unshackled and free to pursue his own training as much as he wanted.

And that was exactly what he did.

The only thing on his mind was Project Forge.

He continued grinding away as hard as he could to complete his foundational mastery in a variety of different fields and principles. This was certainly the most time-consuming part of his training, so a majority of his time went into developing proficiency and muscle memory.

Additionally, the remaining time he spent in training was dedicated towards creating the system of thought that would help him determine which permutation and combination of actions that created a possible technique was most optimal. This was an extremely complicated system of thought that had him simulate the outcome of every possible technique in combat and evaluate them on the probability of their victory. Only the techniques with the very highest probability of victory would be adopted in combat.

He only spent a fraction of his time working out the protocols of the system of thought for this was extremely complicated as opposed to necessarily time-consuming the way that the foundational mastery was.

It was arguably the most complicated system of thought since the VOID algorithm, even if it wasn't the most data-intensive system of thought he had ever developed. That title still went to Angel of Laplace which was still very much the heaviest system of thought that had ever been developed.

However, he found the system of thought of Project Forge to be more complicated. This system of thought required him to simulate the future as opposed to the past, that too millions of times. Additionally, he also needed to evaluate the probabilities in each hypothetical future accurately.

Everything would be free-flowing and changing.

Just like water.

The thought excited him.

And it sustained him through what was one of the longest and most grueling training projects that he had ever gone through in his entire life. It lasted longer and was more taxing than anything he had ever subjected himself to.

And just like that, nearly six years passed.

A mere blip in the life of a Martial Artist who had not only broken through at a young age but also consumed life-prolonging potions.

And while nearly six years had passed in the manifold, a mere five months had passed in the real world.

And yet, the world had already changed.

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