Chapter 1645 In Pursuit of Thought

Chapter 1645 In Pursuit of Thought

Project Skyfall, Project Speed Prison, and Project Malevolent Kitchen. These were the three domain projects that he had decided to embark on.

One domain hampered power by dumping the weight of the sky on them and every movement they made.

Another domain hampered speed by having the heavens themselves oppose speed and agility by exponentially empowering drag force and the drag coefficient within the domain.

The final domain cooked his opponent inside and out, bypassing durability and putting them on a time limit before they would eventually die from having their brains boiled, something that not even Martial Seniors could survive.

In addition, this domain served as a decent counter to freezing Martial Art that were extraordinarily lethal, even for him. Perhaps he could create a domain for that specifically when he had the time.

Rui got up with renewed drive and purpose as he set out to expand his Martial Art to include not just himself and his opponent, but also the environment they were in. He instinctively felt that he had taken several more steps down his Martial Path just by endeavoring to add domains to his Martial Art.

Rather than simply adding more redundant techniques, it was better to add entirely new dimensions to his Martial Art. That was individuality.

While the new dimensions that he was adding were not born of him, he had certainly come up with domains that only he could have come up with with knowledge from another world.

That was as good as one could expect from its individuality.

He had one more technique slot he could fit in as long as he was willing to adjust his training timeframes.

In the past nine years, he had limited himself to three technique slots at a time for mainly one reason.

"I was on a time limit back then," Rui heaved a sigh.

They certainly improved his adaptive evolution, but how much closer would they bring him to the Master Realm?

"Hm, for my final technique slot, I shall create a domain that harnesses the power of thought," Rui declared.

There was one big problem though.

'I'm running out of information to process.' He heaved a sigh.

Thought was the processing of information. As far as he was aware, there were only two forms of conscious thought relevant to combat: deduction and decisioning.

Realm. He needed to harness the power of thought even Deduction was the processing of information, from senses and memories, to output deductions through logic. This could be as simple as figuring out the weakness of your opponent or as complex as Rui's predictive models.

Decisioning was the processing of those deductions to result in a decision that your body would act out. This could be as simple as the decision to target his opponent's weakness that he had earlier deduced or Rui perfectly countering a predicted move ahead of time with an accurate decision.

Rui's problem was the former: the deduction aspect. Deduction required information to process as all thought did. However, he had already processed all the useful information he could about his opponent and environment.

He processed each and every movement and motion they made across the entire battle from start to finish. What else was left?

'Maybe I can create a domain technique that gives me access to a greater pool of information?' Rui considered the possibility, though he wasn't very optimistic. Gaining new information was something he would create a sensory technique for, not a domain technique.

'Maybe I can create a domain sensory technique to gather more information that can be used as fuel for more thought?' Rui's eyes lit up with interest as he happened upon a potentially interesting concept.

A domain technique that manipulated heaven and earth to serve as a sensory technique that could supply him with additional information that could fuel more deduction.

Rui excitedly thought about this concept, seduced by the possibilities.