Swordsmanship Genius Transcending Through a Covenant Episode 4
There have been quite a few changes since winning the sparring match against Tarian.
First of all, the rapid growth in proficiency.
Because it's already B-grade.
At this point, he was able to sufficiently subdue even the soldiers within the family.
While the speed of growth increased as I steadily carried out the Iron Sword and the Pact, the biggest factor was definitely sparring with Tarian.
Simply increasing proficiency is definitely different from actually putting it into practice.
Furthermore, it did not stop there; the body also grew overall.
Now, I get less tired even when training continuously, and I can move even heavy rocks in one go.
Considering all the hard work I had put in until now, it was bound to be a pleasant result.
Of course, it’s a shame I couldn’t land a punch to the face.
Still, if you keep building your skills like this, that moment won't be far off.
Dalian is in progress again today, just like the previous day.
“Ss
He let out a low sigh and glared at Tarian as he approached.
It still had an overwhelming presence, but unlike yesterday, I didn't feel any tingling sensation in my body.
rather…….
Yeah, this is it!
It was fun.
Because the more we sparred, the more I could see my skills improving.
Withstanding Tarian's powerful swing of the sword, he moved to the side.
A step that cuts off Tarian's flow, as if gliding on ice.
He swung his sword without missing the tiny gap.
Percussion!
A sharp attack.
It was blocked, but I couldn't help but smile.
As expected, it is different from before.
Unlike before, when we were always on the defensive, we were able to coordinate to some extent.
One of the reasons was, as expected, the new skill acquired.
[Frosty Steps(F)]
[Rank : Normal]
[Description: A movement technique usable only by skilled Northern warriors. It exhibits movements that resemble gliding over frost.]
However, contrary to the description that it was used only by skilled Northern warriors, the perception of Froststep was not very good.
□ [Guys, a Northern Knight taught me Frostwalk. Is this any good?]
└Is this good? Lol. Looks like you're trying to act all high and mighty, but that's trash.
└Huh? The article told me, isn't that a good thing?
└The dodge range is short and it relies heavily on proficiency. You don't need it unless you're going for a Northern Warrior concept lol
└Ah, f*ck
└Hahaha, how can the article teach you a trash skill?
You should join the 'Skilled Northern Warriors' too. Northern warriors grow by taking hits.
Because there were so many superior evasion skills available, it was perceived as a trash skill in the community, but...
I knew.
It's actually pretty good when combined.
In particular, it had significant synergy with Northern swordsmanship.
Northern swordsmanship that shatters the opponent's openings, and Frost Step that evades by exploiting short gaps.
Thanks to that, it became easier to exploit the opponent's weaknesses.
Of course, it would be difficult to utilize it to that extent right now, but...
“Confucius, is that… Frosty Steps?”
"huh."
“I understand that even those who have trained for years find it awkward…….”
I shrugged my shoulders at the voice that bore a hint of embarrassment.
"I just looked at it and it seemed to work."
"her."
Tarian briefly marvels, as if dumbfounded.
I couldn't think of anything to say in excuses. And I didn't feel the need to either.
Confucius is.......
"huh?"
"no."
Tarian muttered softly, then soon gripped his sword.
Now that you have established a solid foundation in swordsmanship, I recommend you focus on practicing that.
"oh."
Do you happen to have any other opinions?
Tarian was someone who didn't touch much, both before and after sparring.
However, seeing that they are even suggesting the direction of education like this… … .
"Is it certain that a teacher is a teacher?"
It was worth trusting them and bowing my head in devotion.
"I feel the same way. I am planning to train my physical strength and muscle mass, as well as practice swordsmanship, in parallel."
It seems necessary to adjust the training volume.
After saying that and giving it serious thought, he began to systematically plan his training.
"Even so, what you need to focus on learning right now is footwork. Let's open it up again."
Seeing him flick his sword as he said that, I moved forward without hesitation.
That moment, as if gliding across the ice, I approached quickly over a short distance.
"like this."
Tarian, pointing his sword precisely in the direction I am going.
The direction is honest. Moreover, the speed isn't fast yet.
It's getting serious, unlike yesterday.
Of course. I’ve staked my honor on it, too.
Tarian looked straight at me.
“I suppose I should also train to cultivate magical power.”
Magic power, huh?
Come to think of it, that was the case.
Since one could not become a knight without cultivating magical power once properly beginning swordsmanship.
In reality, a swordsman who cannot draw sword energy is no different from a half-wit.
Of course, the most important thing right now was the basics.
Knowing that, he had made an effort to put aside his curiosity about magic power and focused on training his basics.
Of course, footwork comes first.
"okay?"
“Young Master, surely not…”
I smiled at the way he looked at me and spoke seriously.
However, Tarian seemed to think that something was wrong.
Then let's give it a try.
Just like when I learned swordsmanship.
The training began like that.
The training to master the frost walk was simple.
-Hmph, a guy who claims to wield a sword who can't even move his feet properly.
At least I shouldn't die from a blind sword!
[Perfectly dodge the attack of ten soldiers while wielding the Sturdy Northern Iron Sword (Normal)]
[0/1]
He always says only what he wants to say.
Is it because they are swords made solely for training?
I never even bothered to try talking to him in the first place.
anyway.
It was clearly a pledge of not easy difficulty.
But breaking things like this is fun.
If I were going to give up just because it was difficult, would I have bothered playing Last Savior?
