The Continent's Various Professional Systems (3K)

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These other professionals were truly a mixed bag, covering many unique fields and trades.

They included, but were not limited to, Physical Cultivation Martial Artists, Artifact Fighters, Bloodline Martial Artists, Sound Controllers, Mechanism Masters, Spirit Summoners, Beast Controllers, herbalists, Medicine Martial Artists, Gu Poison Masters, Spirit Inscription Masters, Shadow Martial Artists, and so on.

Physical Cultivation Martial Artists relied on long, grueling training to temper their Physical Bodies until they were as solid as rock, possessed boundless strength or exceptional speed, and had first-rate reflexes.

Pair that with a razor-sharp weapon of astonishing power, a long-range killing tool, or an even stronger Soul Tool of the cold-weapon type, and their combat strength was in no way inferior to that of low-level soul masters.

On the continent, Physical Cultivation Martial Artists had an enormous base. Among retired soldiers and mercenaries, Physical Cultivation Martial Artists made up the overwhelming majority.

It was worth mentioning that Physical Cultivation Martial Artists were actually the foundation of many professions.

One could even say that the initial stage of a soul master's cultivation was also inseparable from the solid foundation of a Physical Cultivation Martial Artist.

Although the martial souls of Physical Cultivation Martial Artists did not possess soul power and could not retain Heaven and Earth Soul Power within the body like ordinary soul masters, they had a unique skill—they could directly draw Heaven and Earth Soul Power in through their mouths and use it the moment they absorbed it.

The Heaven and Earth Soul Power they drew in instantly dissolved into their limbs and bones, nourishing their muscles and skeletons.

Not only that, Physical Cultivation Martial Souls also had breathing and circulation techniques specifically suited to themselves.

By cultivating this breathing technique day after day, year