While the territory and esoteric natural resources of the ind were of interest to the Kandrian government, the Martial Union had grown a lot more interested in the discovery of a primitive civilization entirely distant from the Panama Continent that also happened to develop Martial Art.


    Rui also got ess to confidential analytical reports of the Institute of Martial Anthropology regarding the Martial Artists of Vilun Ind as well as the transcripts of the internal moderated caucuses of the Martial Union regarding the situation.


    The fact that Vilun Ind was many thousands of kilometers away from the Kandrian Martial Union made the usibility of Martial Art existing independently on the ind quite interesting. This was usible.


    After all, the breakthrough to the Apprentice Realm was entirely a natural phenomenon. It wasn''t imusible that the Martial Tribes of the Vilun Ind independently discovered the Apprentice Realm.


    After all, these Martial Tribes lived a life of conflict. They engaged in a drastically disproportionate amount of physical conflict that far exceeded that of nearly any society on the Panama Continent. Furthermore, unlike that of human civilization on the Panama Continent, the Martial Tribes of Vilun Ind did not develop excessive reliance on technology to augment their warfare.


    This meant that all of the physical conflicts were conducted with their physical bodies. Rui was sure that this was, no doubt, the reason that the first Martial Apprentice of Vilun Ind came to be. It was probably the case that the first Martial Apprentice of Vilun Ind was a particrly skilled fighter who had dedicated themselves to increasing theirbat prowess by training before finally discovering their Martial Path and bing a Martial Artist.


    The first several Martial Apprentices of the Martial Tribes of Vilun Ind must have set a precedent and facilitated theing generation of their tribes to develop the mindset, body, and approach tobat that was conducive to them discovering their Martial Paths.


    Over time this process must have be significantly refined and an increasing number of Martial Apprentices would go onto blood from each generation.


    The analytical report of the Institute of Martial Anthropology spected that this hypothesis was the likeliest exnation when one only considered the breakthrough to the Apprentice Realm. However, this hypothesis became much less likely when one considered the fact that the Martial Tribes were discovered to have also discovered the breakthrough to the Squire Realm and also the Senior Realm!


    This discovery made the then prevailing hypothesis that the Martial Tribes of Vilun Ind became Martial Artists independently of the Martial Martists of the Panama Continent much less credible and likely.


    This was because the breakthrough to the Squire Realm was an artificially constructed product of science and not a natural phenomenon.


    The original evolution breakthrough that gave birth to the first Martial Squire was developed by a researcher. Although it was absolutely true that this breakthrough procedure was highly crude, unsophisticated, and primitivepared to the modern evolution breakthrough process that the Martial Union currently employed, it still was the origin of the Squire Realm.


    The Martial Artists produced by that original process, while far weaker than that of modern Martial Squires, were still bonafide Martial Squires.<novelsnext>please visit </novelsnext>


    This was not something that could be aplished without a technological foundation.


    This was something that the Institute of Martial Anthropology found puzzling. But as an institute that extensively documented and studied the history of Martial Art and Martial Artists and their impact on society and civilization, they had managed toe up with an alternate hypothesis.


    While it was true that Vilun Ind was separated from the Panama Continent by thousands of kilometers, that was by modern standards. ording to historical records as well as modern extraptions of geography, climate, and the environment used to be like in the past, it was entirely possible that Vilun Ind was connected to the main continent bynd for a brief period in history during the birth of the Age of Martial Art due to elevatednd and lower sea levels.


    This meant that the Martial Art that currently existed on Vilun Ind may very well be a strange mutation of a relic inherited from the Panama Continent.


    Of course, this was just a hypothesis. There was no proof that this was actually the case. Ultimately, the history of the Martial Art of Vilun Ind was nebulous and unclear to this day. Not even the diplomatic endeavors with Vilun Ind had managed to shed light on this mystery.


    Part of it is due to the failed diplomatic endeavors on setting up cooperative and mutually beneficial trade between them and the G''ak''arkan Tribe as well as the other tribes. Another part of it was certainly due to the fact that the natives themselves did not have sophisticated documentation and recording in their culture. What history and heritage they seemed to know about were vague legends that had been passed down by word.


    If there had been any specific details surrounding the birth of Martial Art on Vilun Ind, they had long been stripped, leaving uselessly ambiguous tales that did not rify this puzzle.


    Of course, it was not particrly important, all things considered.


    At the end of the day, who particrly cared about how Martial Art originated on Vilun Ind? Once the initial spection hit a dead-end, it was forgotten about. The Institute of Martial Anthropology, an institute founded by the Martial Union, never received too much support in its proposal to uncover this historical mystery above other matters.Content ? N?velDrama.Org.


    Rui was the same, to an extent. Of course, he was curious about the truth, but he cared much more about the actual Martial Art of Vilun Ind!


    He moved to the files that contained the reports detailing the Martial Art techniques that the Martial Artists of Vilun Ind, and specifically, the G''ak''arkan Tribe employed. These were not only much more interesting and valuable, but also much more relevant to his mission. In fact, it was the driving force behind why this mission had even been created in the first ce!


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