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| An Apprentice学徒 brother gets trained by a Retired Soldier退伍军人, Sellsword佣兵, Hedge Knight流浪骑士 or Swordmaster剑术大师 brother and both get a | ||
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The apprentice Apprentice学徒 has apparently become a ward to Teacher. While the swordmaster is long in the tooth, he seems quite eager to help the young man become a better fighter. The apprentice uses a real sword, the swordmaster but a wooden one. It is in this rather large difference of chosen weaponry that the swordmaster displays the usefulness of positioning, finding openings, and getting out of the way of danger.
Even in his old age the man twirls and whirls, becoming impossible for the apprentice to hit. In one particularly brilliant trick, the swordmaster senses that he is about to be struck so he closes distance with the apprentice and steps on his foot. When the apprentice tilts back to give himself space, his foot does not go with him. The sudden imbalance brings the trainee tumbling to the ground wherein he looks up to find a wooden sword prodding his neck.
You find the man patting the dirt off himself pretty often, but he is at least getting up for more. Let's just say he is improving one splinter at a time.

Teacher the unretired soldier has taking a liking to Apprentice学徒. You find the two practicing their craft whenever possible. The old grunt believes in the value of the offensive, showing the apprentice how to turn a blade, axe, or mace in such a manner that it inflicts the most damage. Unfortunately, they are using the company dining equipment to set up little dolls to beat up. The young lad has certainly made a mess of those pots and pans in his continuous pursuit of being a better fighter.

It appears as though Teacher the ol' sellsword has a little bird following him around: young Apprentice学徒. Now in the company of mercenaries, the apprentice must want to learn from those with plenty of experience on the road earning blood money. While they train, you notice that the sellsword puts most of his emphasis on exercising one's body. Being faster than your opponent and outlasting him are just as important as putting a blade through his brainbox. The earnest lad seems increasingly sturdy, earning some sense of vigor you did not notice before.

A couple of times now you've caught Apprentice学徒 watching Teacher from a distance. The young apprentice seems rather enraptured by the hedge knight's brute violence. After a few days, the knight relents, asking the lad to come and have a chat. You know not what they say, but now you've noticed they have been training together. The hedge knight is not a kind trainer, either. He beats the boy frequently, toughening him up. At first, the apprentice flinches before every strike, but now you see that he is showing a little more resolve in the face of such towering adversity. The hedge knight is also showing the man how to kill fast and efficiently. Little mind is paid to defense in these talks you overhear, but who needs to defend themselves from a dead opponent?



