Azure Heaven Saber
Chapter 369 - 369 81 Fate【Two in One】_3

Chapter 369: Chapter 81: Fate【Two in One】_3 Chapter 369: Chapter 81: Fate【Two in One】_3 The instructor spoke indifferently, “Today is also the last day I will be your instructor for this phase.”

“After today, the basic phase will be considered completed, and your most stable and free days would also come to an end.”

“Tomorrow, there will be a new instructor. I hope you can be happy and cheerful under his guidance.”

“Now let’s begin. Everyone, into the cage!”

At this moment, every person felt a myriad of emotions washing over them.

Your experiences these few days can hardly be called pleasant, with injuries being a norm, but everyone felt the benefits of this cage training. Everyone wished to train for a few more days, to commit these experiences to muscle memory.

They were afraid that their long-standing habits might kick in, causing their training to revert to its original state after they venture into the world for too long.

The habits accumulated over years could possibly gradually distort our standard actions. This is not impossible.

This ended up causing everyone to not react to the instructor’s sarcastic remarks. Instead, they were thinking seriously, striving to perfect all the standard actions and make the best use out of this last day.

For a moment, everyone almost wanted to thank Wen Shumo and Yue Kong.

Spending the entire night in the cage was not exactly a comfortable experience. However, it was a deeply imprinted memory in their minds and bodies. This night of sleep was clearly beneficial to everyone.

“Now, grab your weapon and make your move. Front, back, left, and right, strike in a straight line. In the afternoon, we will teach you how to control the spiky cage. You can choose to practice the small range of moves, and feel free to express yourself.”

“As for the more complex routines, you will need to figure them out on your own in the future. At present, we’re laying the foundation for you, rebuilding the foundation.”

The instructor said, “This is your last chance. I won’t take up more of your time. Make good use of it.”

Once the order was given, everyone was eager and rushed into the cage.

But when the instructor saw the knife in Feng Yin’s hand, he furrowed his eyebrows.

“Feng Yin, your knife…”

The instructor frowned and walked over, looked at Feng Yin’s knife, “It seems unusual.”

Feng Yin awkwardly smiled, “I’ve been used to it since I was young…”

The instructor glared angrily, “I don’t care if you’re used to it or not, this knife of yours is worthless! Now that we have met, let me advise you, after you return, quickly switch it out for a weapon that suits you.”

Feng Yin could only agree, “Okay, instructor.”

He knew every single word was for his own good.

The knife in his hand had a particularly heavy blade which made it efficient for chopping, but it was not good for maintaining overall balance. Moreover, the heavy blade caused the knife to become unbalanced, making it less robust than standard knives.

The existance of various standard blades is because they have undergone numerous trials, countless battles, and the baptism of countless deaths, to accumulate such wisdom.

A blade that is too unique might look good, may perform well in some battles, but it definitely would not be a lifelong first-choice weapon for the wielder.

In the instructor’s mind, Feng Yin made a huge mistake in this regard.

Being sentimental about a knife is fine, he can keep it as a memento and even cherish it occasionally, but as the primary weapon accompanying him throughout his life? Absolutely not suitable!

Feng Yin’s face had turned a pale shade of blue from the scolding. What else could he say? The knife is inherently such a shape.

He could only modestly say, “I understand, once I return, I will definitely change it, I will learn from the lesson.”

“The only thought I have now is it’s quite fortunate that you, as an assassin, are still alive to meet me… The weight of your blade is almost half of the entire knife… Were you only thinking about chopping people up and never thought about being chopped?” The instructor said, full of awe and heavy sighs.

Feng Yin’s face instantly turned blue. The instructor was making fun of him in such a ridiculing way, implying that he had just been lucky to survive, not at all professional.

The others who heard this conversation could not help but laugh.

For some reason, they liked the sight of Feng Yin being scolded by the instructor.

The harder Feng Yin was scolded, the more everyone enjoyed it.

The instructor spent the morning wandering around, but more than half of his attention was consistently on Feng Yin.

Although the instructor’s evaluation of Feng Yin had slightly declined due to the knife, but… that’s Feng Yin after all!

When he first came, their chief gave him a mission, to completely correct all of Feng Yin’s bad habits, and change all incorrect habits of his fighting.

Then, to guide Feng Yin onto the right path of his martial arts journey. There can’t be any negligence nor accidents.

Then there is Feng Yin’s specific information, such as his real name, origin, background, and history, etc.

These were all tasks yet to be completed.

Seeing Feng Yin becoming more and more adept at wielding his knife throughout the morning, and not getting stung from the start, the instructor couldn’t help but sigh in relief. At least, the task of the first phase was complete!

Looking at Feng Yin’s performance and then looking at others, the instructor felt even more emotional.

This group really took advantage of Feng Yin’s presence. Which other group gets such advanced treatment?

The rest of the instructors would go through the usual process and be done with it.

During the five-day cage training, other groups would at most stay four hours in the cage; while his fifth group, averaged more than nine hours of practice in the cage every day, nearly twice as much as the others, even with time to spare.