Once they came to an agreement, Martialmissioner Derun drafted a contract that specified the details of the mission before Rui signed it and once the stamp of the Martial Union hit the document, it became official.
"So, now what?" Rui asked as he rxed back into his seat.
"I''ll have the department of foreign affairs and the intelligence department set up a team and a training program to train, instruct and brief you on everything you need to know to aplish the mission as well as possible," Commissioner Derun informed him. "Unfortunately, that takes some time. We cannot subject you to ordinary training programs that our diplomats have gone through, that would take too long. Not even you with your supreme cognition couldplete it within a reasonable timeframe, as we''ve agreed. That means our internal training department will need to cooperate with the department of foreign affairs and the intelligence department toe up with a tailored training and briefing program just for you and this particr mission."
"I understand," Rui nodded. "Can I ess the historical reports and records documenting all of our diplomatic endeavors with the G''ak''arkan Tribe?"
"That can be arranged," Commissioner Derun nodded. "Although that will be thoroughly covered in the briefing program arranged by us, it won''t hurt for you to go through them if you wish to."
They conversed extensively, discussing the details before the conversation finally came to an end.
Rui had a lot to think about on his way home, there were so many things to think about that he felt like he could do so forever.
"This will probably be one of the most unique missions that I have undertaken thus far," Rui murmured to himself as he sky-walked home. "At the very least, it''s probably the only Martial Art barring training partner missions where mybat prowess is entirely irrelevant."
The Martialmissioner was absolutely right when she said that this was a unique opportunity. Where else would Rui have the opportunity to serve as an ambassador for the Martial Union?
Rui had already rejected the invitation to be an internal member of the Martial Union rather than just an external associate. This meant that, unless very necessary like it was in this circumstance, he would not be assigned to handle truly sensitive matters of the Martial Union.
Rui was firmly against putting himself in a position where he had to undertake responsibility for matters and people other than himself, and perhaps his family. While he did not regret this decision, and had no intention of changing it in the short term, it was also true that he would generally not be given the juiciest and most important of missions to the Martial Union.
"That''s fine by me," Rui shook his head.
Once he reached home, he locked himself in his room, opening up his ounter as he essed his inbox. He had already received documents of the Martial Union''s diplomatic history with that of Vilun ind.
He opened them, browsing through their history.
[Naval exploratory team EW778 ''Eagle''s Flight'' daily report
Date: Year three hundred and seventy-one, 53rd August
Title: Discovery of a new ind.
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Rui raised an eyebrow as he read through the report that preceded all the other files in the digital document that the martial Union had sent him.
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"To think she literally sent me the entirety of all documentation of the Vilun Ind since the very initial discovery of the ind thirty years ago," Rui smirked.
What surprised Rui more than anything was that they only happened to discover the ind thirty years ago. This seemed to indicate that the exploration and mapping of the world by the human civilization on the Panama Continent was disproportionatelycking behind other aspects of its progression.
This was an interesting revtion, but not one Rui focused on too much.
Rui read through the report of the initial discovery of Vilun Ind. The team reached the ind and immediately deboarded and began hastily scouring the ind, after noting that there were no signs of civilization. This was as per protocols at the time, of course. The naval team was not supposed to make contact with inhabitednd with clear signs of civilization such as the infrastructure of buildings, roads, ports, etc. They were supposed to merely record the location of thend before promptly returning to the Kandrian Empire.
However, this did not appear to be the case with Vilun Ind. The ind was covered in a lush, dense, and rich forest without any signs of human inhabitation. The naval exploratory team mistakenly assumed that the ind was uninhabited and endeavored to explore the new ind extensively.
They discovered valuable esoteric natural resources, yet the second they began aggressively extracting them, they received a shocking wee from the Martial tribes of Vilun Ind who retaliated after witnessing the outsiders harming their ind.
The naval exploratory team suffered many casualties as they retreated and ran away from the ind in a haste.
(''Interesting,'') Rui was faintly reminded of the story of Columbus with this tale. Of course, the oue of that discovery was radically different. The fundamental difference between the opposite oues of the two discoveries was the bnce of power.
The natives of Vilun Ind were strong enough to drive away the naval exploratory team dispatched by the Kandrian Empire. However, the same could not be said for the natives of North America.
Ultimately, power was all that mattered.
Rui resumed reading through the files, gaining a broader understanding of the events that followed understand.
The naval exploratory team of the Kandrian Empire was part of arger exploratory endeavor to map out the oceans while also seekingnd and natural resources. The Martial Union partook in this endeavor by supplying the much-needed aquatic Martial Artists that at the time was a special niche in which the Kandrian Empirecked enough of a foundation.
The discovery of a new isted and small ind filled with many Martial Artists was a much more interesting development to the Martial Union and the Kandrian Empire.
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