I’ll Live My Second Life!

23

Afternoon training began.

“I’m the one in charge of your training, Hislo. Bishibashi, I’ll work you out, so be prepared.”

In front of the apprentice knights assembled in one of the Knights’ training centers, in the royal castle, there were likely to be rigorous instructors in arms.

“Wow, is our instructor Mr. Hislo…”

“Were you in charge of the north quarters this year…… We don’t have any luck…”

An apprentice knight sees the faculty and goes out of his way.

Apparently, he was a famous instructor.

Many human beings who were aiming for apprenticeship knights, to some extent before joining the group, had information about the Knights.

Plus, the week before the training starts, you can talk to senior Knights and get inside information.

It was rarer to come in completely ignorant like Fee.

Fee also talked to someone from the 18th Knights this past week.

Especially with Captain Ior, I only saw him a few times because he was reluctant, but the time I was able to talk was an important time.

And since the 18th Knights are special knights, mostly made up of members scouted by Ior, only Crowe had apprenticeship knight experience, and Phee had little information on the apprenticeship knight’s life that he could get from his senior.

By the way, Crowe kept telling me such stories about what kind of pretty samurai he had during his apprenticeship knighthood, and how he was about to become a romance with an aristocratic maid.

(If the femininity wasn’t terrible, she’d be a really cool and good person…)

Fee listened to Crowe talking about the girls he had come into contact with during his apprenticeship knighthood with such eyes.

Well, then he said, “Any instructor is mentoring me about you guys. If you’re serious about what you say, you’re right,” he advised me.

Ior advised me to “learn a lot from around”.

“Keep your private language on!

I’m going to be doing swordsmanship, physical surgery, and all kinds of training, but I won’t talk about it without my strength first. So it’s been building strength for a month since I joined the group. Running now!

I heard a groan from my surroundings about the word running.

The boys liked flashy training such as swordsmanship, and thought running was boring.

Slad has a disappointing look as well as around.

Raimier seemed to like to run unexpectedly. Is it because of relaxation?

Geese didn’t really change his expression.

Next to Gollum, who prepares for gymnastics while “I’ll take it the most,” Fey, who prepares for gymnastics, said, “I’ll follow Gollum as much as I can!,” he tempered.

Then the cocksucker snapped.

“You idiot. I knew in that game that you couldn’t help but be physically fit.

At your own pace, Shizuku!

Gollms played with Heath and was the party he saw spasmodic, so he knew Fee was not physically fit.

Sure, Gollms was fiercely attacking, and Heath was forced to make so much more impossible moves, but if it’s still clear, as an apprentice knight, it’s out-of-problem health.

Yet only the guts are twice as bad as the people.

“Mmmm…”

Exactly. Hey, Fee’s convinced, too.

I gave up on following Golms. Still, he said he’d do everything he could for Ior, and he was on fire.

I totally forgot Phee.

That Ior and Crowe included saying, “Don’t push it.”