Chapter 129
“You have just ca back from outside so I’ll allow you to take two days off and co to train the day after tomorrow.” Young instructor said.
Five people couldn’t help but look with envy at Dudian. They were selected as the beast from all over the place. However, they never had break after they had joined the camp. Even if they were wounded, as long as it was not a life-threatening injury, they had to continue the training. Holidays was already a luxury for them.
“No,” Dudian shook his head, said: “I’ve rested for seven days while in detention. If I rest a bit more, I’ll forget the feeling of bow. ”
Instructor was surprised by Dudian’s reply.: “Alright, then today I won’t give you a task to complete, so practice on your own. Tomorrow I’m going to teach you new archery skill thou.”
“What kinda of archery?” Dudian was curious.
“Scattered arrow.” Young instructor continued: “This ti you have to learn it. Scattered arrow shots are very important in archery. Especially if you encountered a group of monsters then this is the best way to destroy or create the greatest harm in the shortest ti. Moreover, you can support warriors and knights at the sa ti. Its not sa as aligned shots so you can’t neglect this skill.”
Dudian lost interest as he learned the na of archer. IF the lethality of the arrows was to weak then even if eight or nine arrows were shot at the sa ti they wouldn’t have much of an effect. Although in sum a great number of enemies would be injured but the effects would be less than a single destructive shot.
Moreover, if you didn’t kill monster then it didn’t amount to anything. As only wounding a monster didn’t make much sense. Additionally, he was concerned and in pursuit of individual combat capabilities, rather than fighting in groups. After all, by relying on gunpowder he had enough resources and power which was in no way inferior to a group of hunters.
He didn’t have ‘light physique’ which the rest of hunters had. So each ti he went out to hunt his body’s radiation content would increase. So he had to harvest a lot of valuable maters to be able to buy purification water.
“I will.” Dudian replied. But in his heart he thought that if it would not be too difficult then he would learn it. But if it was going to be difficult then he wasn’t going to waste energy.
After all, his training ti was only one year. So he had to learn more practical skills most suited to his own, one man team.
As the young instructor left, Dudian went back to training. The other five quickly ca over as they curiously asked Dudian: “You followed Glenn to hunt? Did you see her fight? Was she exceptionally powerful?” ”
“What was her magic ability?”
“I heard that when she hunted monsters, she appeared and disappeared as if she was a phantom so they call her Ghost Assassin.”
“You have heard wrong. She is called Ghost Assassin because the magic marks she had obtained originated from ghosts!”
Dudian saw the these people for going to ask and talk for long ti. He was stunned and speechless as he said: “After you graduate you should be able to see her hunt. It’s better to see in person, as it would be hard to describe!”
“After we graduate we will be junior hunters. How are we going to go to hunt with her? ”
“Yeah! Co on, talk to us about her. ”
All of them were eagerly look at him.
Dudian was getting headache because of them. Apparently they have not figured out the ss they were in. The consortium was simply imparting knowledge and skills to them right now but wasn’t giving them training in combat. They would get personal experience throughout the brutal hunting.
Dudian said few words to cope up with their curiosity and later on sent them off and continued his training.
The next day.
Young instructor co to teach Dudian “scattering” archery. The main trick behind this skills was that when hand went back to get an arrow from the quiver, he would have to catch more arrows in between the gaps amidst the fingers. Dudian had to repeat this to exercise and perfect the skill. If he spent too much ti while getting the arrows then the whole point of scattered shooting was pointless.
The second trick was finger adjustnt.
After fingers caught the arrows and brought them to the bow, they had to adjust the angle of arrows according to the distribution of monsters. The spacing would not be uniform and had to be adjusted rapidly through the fingers.
Otherwise, even if he shot the arrows not only he would waste them but also affect efficiency and power.
In general, the scattered archery was not difficult. But to have great effects while shooting you must et the three ‘F’ criteria.
Fast arrow! Fast aiming! Fast adjustnt!
“Practice well. It is one of the skills an archer must master!” Young instructor was serious: “Aligned arrow shooting didn’t matter much but you must master this!”
Dudian nodded. Although the scattering archery was of little significance for him but the arrow grabbing speed and precision training was obviously of great effect to him.
After the young instructor left he began to practice.
The training ground for the scattering archer was separate from the place where the other five were practicing. It was a separate subdivision where four targets was ant for a single archer trainee.
Dudian listened to young instructor talk about senior hunter’s super archery skills. He was able to grab eight arrows and shot them at different parts of eight monsters. It ant that each finger caught two arrows but also adjusted both arrows at different angled. The sound of it was incredible but Dudian knew that young instructor wouldn’t lie.
As he trained, Dudian realized the hardship. Sotis arrows would slip from fingers. The other ti they wouldn’t clip from the beginning. After several hours of boring repeated practice he was gradually getting better but his speed while grasping the arrows was very slow.
Dudian knew that initially he would encounter such problems and the patience was the only solution. The only thing he could to now was to continue to train.
After training, Dudian went to Finance Departnt to receive his gold coins.
He took heavy bag which had seven hundred gold coins in it. He sat into a carriage arranged by consortium and was ready to go to his house assigned by consortium. It was night and weather was pretty dark.
He was planning to take Jura and Gray over as soon as possible. By the way, he could let Mason and the other two settle in his house too.
Rumble!
Thunder echoed. Dark clouds had covered the sky, and after a mont heavy rain began to pour down.
Dudian pulled the curtain to prevent rain from splashing into the carriage. He sighed. The rainy season was to troubleso as rain would fall too frequently. But he thought that the other two seasons weren’t much better either.
They were half the way to his house when carriage stopped as neighs of horses resounded.
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