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Chapter 6.1

Chapter 6 player academy

A week passed in an instant.

Hyunseong successfully passed the written test.

‘The cut-off must have been crossed.’

From now on, it was practical training.

Hyunseong decided to receive proximity education.

The number of trainees was the largest, so it was a very good environment to bury them in peace.

“Your brother also came here.”

“uh.”

One trainee with a young face spoke to Hyunseong. NôvelDrama.Org: owner of this content.

He was Udo Jin.

The trainees have become quite friendly over the past week.

Some trainees even teamed up and formed a party to go hunting together after graduating from the

academy.

Hyunseong had no trainees that he became close with.

He just came and went and said hello to each other.

“Let’s do well together in the future, hyung.”

“okay.”

Hyunseong answered briefly.

Woo Do-jin spoke in a friendly tone, but in fact, all he had to do was exchange a few words while

coming to the theory education class.

Woo Do-jin was so friendly that Hyunseong kept talking to him even though he gave a short answer.

“I will start the practical training from now on. Please sort them by the weapon they will use.”

At the instructor’s words, the trainees began to line up.

Trainees who use swords, trainees who use swords, trainees who use spears, etc.

Each weapon instructor informed the trainees how to hold the weapon they had chosen and their basic

posture.

After that, it was basic.

Front down cut, side cut, bottom cut, etc.

“The basic posture is disturbed.”

“Your feet are in the wrong position.”

The instructors’ comments continued in succession.

In fact, it was normal.

If you have learned kendo in real life, how can a beginner not make a mistake?

But there were exceptions.

“ Choi Hyunseong trainee is excellent.”

It was Hyunseong.

Hyunseong easily digested the basic posture and basic movements.

It was thanks to the passive skill, basic swordsmanship knowledge.

Even when he first caught the sword, he was able to handle it as familiar as if he had been training for

a long time.

“Wow! Brother, did you go to the kendo center?”

Woo Do-jin asked Hyunseong with a look full of envy.

“No, I just have beginner swordsmanship knowledge among the passive skills I have… … .”

At Hyunseong’s words, envy spread across Woo Do-jin’s face.

“Wow, brother, I’m envious. It would have been nice if I had acquired a passive skill related to weapons

rather than an active skill like Smite.”

Hyunseong smiled bitterly at Woo Do-jin’s words.

‘I didn’t get it, I bought it.’

But he couldn’t say this.