Episode 51 Proficiency.(2)
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It has been two weeks since I started training with Aina.
As if he had become quite accustomed to dealing with the second ability, the sword body was also starting to turn a faint green light.
“Um, that’s enough. I think it would be okay if I didn’t have to teach you herbivores any more.”
“Are you finally getting out of this boring ety?”
“Yeah, starting today, I’m going to teach you three meals, Ryujin.”
“Why are you teaching me three meals? Aren’t you supposed to learn two meals?”
3 meals? why 3 meals?
So far, there has been no mention of Equation 3.
In the past, you have emphasized the importance of the two-meal kader, and why are you teaching the third meal first?
“There are 7 types of Photonglaive swordsmanship. Herbivore Etie, Type 2 Cader, Type 3 Ryujin, Type 4 Conid, Type 5 Siore, Type 6 Blonge, Type 7 Ur. The sword technique that suits you best is Ryujin, who can eat three.”
“What are the characteristics of each?”
“Cader is a sword technique that is extremely specialized in person-to-person warfare. It is most effective when the opponent is a person using the same weapon. It is a sword technique that relies a lot on individual skill, judgment, and temperance, so people who have been accustomed to using weapons from the beginning learn it a lot.”
Hmm, are you talking about the orthodox swordsmanship?
It seems that the importance of technique and moderation is similar to fencing.
“Type 3 Ryujin is a sword technique that requires the most acrobatic movement. The advantage is that it is a very difficult sword technique for the opponent to deal with, and at the same time, he can solve the deadlock very easily. However, it has the disadvantages that it consumes a lot of stamina as it is a basic dynamic movement, and that it is difficult to use it in a narrow space.”
“But why did you say it suits me?”
“There are very few people who are physically strong enough to perform all the various movements that are essential for Ryujin. However, if his ideology itself is specialized in mobile warfare, then Ryujin suits him well. like you.”
Oh, I can grapple indeed.
I’m sure Ryujin would suit him.
“What kind of sword is the four-eating konid?”
“Type 4, Conid is a sword technique focused on defense. Conid never learns any attack-related techniques. So, it is a sword technique that can be easily introduced, but at the same time, it is a sword technique that is very difficult to master, so there are very few people who only practice konid. The fact that he can’t attack is a big disadvantage, and since all Konid’s skills are based on number reading, you can’t use them properly if you don’t know about other weapon skills.”
“Then what are the advantages of Konid?”
“You mean that psychological warfare happens naturally as you learn it? And, it has the advantage of being able to respond flexibly to any situation. If you learn Konid, your ability to deal with ranged attacks will naturally increase.”
Hmm, not good for me.
Conid doesn’t seem worth learning much yet,
There was a reason Aina didn’t even mention it.
“What about Siore? Were there not many positive reviews?”
“The five-eating shiore is a sword technique that focuses on short-term battles, and it is one of my personal favourites. There are many techniques that can create strong power. It is similar to Cader in that there are many techniques to poke the opponent’s loopholes, but Cader is a sword technique that emphasizes catching the loopholes between the opponent and my breathing, combination, and linkage. It’s a sword technique that focuses on giving. Instead, it is composed mainly of high-risk moves, so there is a disadvantage that it is easy to be counterattacked.”
It’s a sword technique that suits Aina, a member of the assassin family.
Do you think it would suit me pretty well?
By the time you’ve completely mastered the second ability, and you can easily pull out the magenta sword.
“Do you think it’s okay for me to learn?”
“It won’t be bad. But I don’t recommend learning Siore now. If you start with Siorero swordsmanship, it is easy to encounter difficulties in flexibly solving the workshop. I feel a lot of pressure when I can’t finish the first one, so most of it is more like a secondary swordsmanship.”
Oh, that’s kind of the problem.
Well, relying on one tool isn’t very good.
“The 6-eater Blondie was very popular. Even those who do not use Photonglaive, many people try to learn Blonji, is there a reason?”
“Blonji is a sword technique that is moderately arranged by mixing the long sword technique, the herbivorous technique of the photon glaive technique, the type 2 kader, and the type 4 konid. Able to respond flexibly to any situation. Since the four-eating konid and long sword are the basics, I can easily take the opponent’s turn and improve my ability to keep my turn for a long time. It’s a good swordsmanship with no special strengths or weaknesses.”
This is close to a decent orthodox swordsmanship.
It deserves to be popular.
Because it’s a sword technique that can be used even if you’re not a photon glaive.
“Finally, what about Ur, the seven-eating meal?”
“It’s not seven-star, it’s seven-star. Among the photon glaive swordsmanship, it can be seen as a single misinformation that has reached its ultimate state. Of course, I can’t handle it.”
“What are the characteristics?”
“I don’t even know.”
don’t you know
what else is that
“You don’t know?”
“Because Ur is not a single sword technique. There are a lot of abilities that are close to one individual’s intentions that those who pursue the extremes of Photonglaive swordsmanship can handle, so it’s difficult to call it a standardized swordsmanship. If I had to pick out the characteristics of Ur, it was only that the Photonglaive swords of those who knew how to use Ur were all red.”
… Now I know.
The reason I said that crying is not a sword technique.
I already know how to handle Ur.
The day I drew the purple sword, the world unfolded before my eyes.
that would be ur
“Did you know something?”
“That’s not the photonglaive sword technique. It’s the Managlaive sword technique.”
“It’s not the Photonglaive sword technique, but the Managlaive sword technique? Do you have any grounds?”
“Everyone who knows how to handle Ur is said to be dealing with the Red Sword God’s Photonglaive?”
“right.”
The red sword god’s mana glaive has a special power that cuts through the soul.
And, to the extent that it can handle special powers, the swords of the users of Ur are all red.
If you have a good eye, you can spot it right away.
Clearly, there is some kind of link between the two.
“To deal with the mana glaive of the red sword god means that it has excellent mana sensitivity. Perhaps that personal intention is not the extreme of simple swordsmanship, but the power used through mana or the power that comes from the red sword spirit.”
“… It makes sense.”
Aina suddenly started muttering something to herself.
All I heard were two words: Nihilis and Camilla.
What is Nihilis and Camilla?
“But, how did you know that?”
“The person who sold Mana Glaive told me about it.”
I have no intention of revealing that I am dealing with Ur yet.
After all, I can’t choose the purple sword on my own.
“Okay, anyway, let’s learn three meals a day, Ryujin. The herbivorous Etie might have been easy to learn, but the photonglaive sword technique is very difficult to learn from the 2nd meal onwards, so the speed at which you develop your skills will be greatly reduced. So, don’t be too discouraged if your skill improvement is slow. It’s important to keep practicing no matter what.”
“Okay.”
“First of all, I will teach you Ryujin’s posture. Ryujin’s starting posture is the same as Ochs from longsword swordsmanship and Kasumi no Kamae from Japanese swordsmanship. You know what this is?”
“Oh, that’s a cool pose. But isn’t this posture more specialized for defense? I think it suits Conid more than Ryujin.”
The posture Aina took was a posture in which the sword handle held with both hands was raised over her shoulder, and the tip of the sword was facing the opponent.
I know it’s mostly advantageous for defense, but doesn’t it really go well with Ryujin’s sword technique?
“Like you said, this stance is not very good for attack. Since the tip of the sword is facing the opponent, it is a better posture to check and defend. To attack, you have to swing your sword, but in order for the slash to occur in this position, you have to rotate the sword once or change it to a different position.”
“But why is this posture Ryujin’s basic posture? Just by listening to the words, Ryujin seemed like an aggressive swordsman.”
“It’s because Ryujin isn’t a swordsman who wields a sword with his arms.”
“Then, what are you swinging your sword with?”
“I swing my sword by rotating my whole body. like this.”
… Is that a swordsmanship move?
I don’t understand it at all.
The movements she showed were close to the rotation techniques that appeared in parkour, gymnastics, and figure skating.
“Is that the action of swordsmanship?”
“It is basic to swing the sword with the rotation of the body. Of course, there’s no such thing as swinging a sword with your arm. But most of Ryujin’s movements start with the rotation of the body. You may not be accustomed to doing this kind of movement yet, so try it while flying on a thread.”
It would be difficult.
During grappling, you mean to rotate your body?
Roughly… Is this how you feel?
“Hmm, it wasn’t bad. Just keep doing it that way.”
After repeating the same movement dozens of times, I could definitely feel exhaustion.
This sword technique, the consumption of stamina is really huge.
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Maybe it’s because it’s a swordsmanship that uses the whole body, so my strength is draining.Even though he has a body that hardly feels any physical problems in any way.
“We tend to rely too much on lateral rotation. If the attack pattern is monotonous, it is difficult to make use of Ryujin’s strong point of colorful attacks. it will be read soon In this way, try using a mixture of front and back protrusions.”
to do this?
I think it was my fault for saying that I learned Ryujin from the Kofun and Kobun.
I’ll just say I’m learning Kaderna.
“Is this the basics?”
“It is the foundation among Ryujin’s basics. In Ryujin, there are many techniques that require more than two turns in the air, and there are various techniques such as reverse turns, midair kicks, etc.”
“Can’t we just learn Kaderna?”
“no. You don’t have the basics of martial arts, so you’re not suitable for learning Kader or Konid. Do what you just did.”
So, rolling, rolling, rolling again.
Did you have any feelings about Ryujin?
Not at all.
The feeling of learning parkour is stronger.
“What time are you going to train today?”
“Until you can come down by cutting a pile in the air 4 more times?”
On that day, I did not achieve the goal Aina gave me even when it was time to close the doors of the training ground.
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