So I'm a sheep.

However, she soon grew to love the days of having a bowl of hot porridge before setting off each day.

'It's so nice to have someone cook porridge for you...'

Lachesis is the first to wake up; she prepares breakfast for three people.

After everyone finished eating, they all went about their own business.

Aman went to the Baron's mansion to supervise the young master's sword practice, Lachesis went to the town's most famous tailor to learn a craft, and Sasha practiced boxing in the backyard.

Uh, that's right, it's not swordsmanship but fist techniques.

As Teacher Aman said, you must practice boxing before practicing swordsmanship.

Swords are an enhancement and extension of fists. Without a foundation in fist techniques, it's easy to lose your balance and not be able to generate power when wielding a sword!

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"Hey!"

"what!"

"Hey!"

"what!"

The girl was completely absorbed in her boxing practice, so much so that she didn't even hear her sister calling her to eat.

'Seriously, we're going to have to eat cold food again.'

Lachesis found a chair and sat in the backyard watching her sister practice boxing over and over again. She actually found it hard to understand why Sasha was so engrossed.

and......

'Teacher Aman explained the key points very clearly, so why is it that it took her two months to start playing quite well?'

Lachesis felt that her younger sister had no talent, and she couldn't help but worry.

'Sasha has high aspirations; if she doesn't achieve much in this area in the future, the blow will be devastating.'

In fact, her sister's worries were completely unnecessary.

Sasha's progress has completely astonished Aman. She originally planned to spend three years laying a solid foundation in martial arts for her apprentice, but now it seems that it won't even take four months!

'Genius, a true genius!'

'...'

'But Er Ya is the type to get proud easily, so I can't praise her.'

Whenever Sasha asked about his progress, Aman would simply say, "It's alright, only a little better than the young master of the Bialik family."

"Once you've mastered the boxing techniques, you can practice footwork."

"Side steps, horse stance, cross steps, empty stance... You're not allowed to touch a sword until you've mastered your fists and feet!"

"Yes!"

Sasha wasn't in a hurry; she patiently repeated her practice, and she enjoyed these days.

She has her older sister and teachers by her side, and she has porridge in the morning and occasionally meat in the evening.

Besides learning a skill, you don't need to think about anything else.

'So happy'

Spring goes and summer comes, summer goes and autumn comes.

Finally, Oman allowed Sasha to touch the sword.

"Strike, stab, parry, wash—I'll demonstrate them all for you first."

"Good apprentice, keep it up!"

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"teacher"

"Ok?"

One evening when he returned home to check on Sasha's progress, she suddenly suggested, "How about I go to the Baron's mansion and be a sparring partner for the little guy from the Alec family?"

You two are about the same age.

Aman was both amused and exasperated: "It's just that now is the time for you to grow taller, and by comparison, he's much shorter than you."

Shaking his head, Aman said again, "Why do you suddenly want a sparring partner? Winter is coming soon, and I won't be spending the winter at the Baron's mansion."

"Let's just tough it out for now, and I'll give you a real test in winter!"

Having real combat experience is certainly good, but Sasha's suggestion to go to the Baron's mansion as a sparring partner was not for that reason.

"Teacher, you come home very late every day and have to check my progress. It's too tiring for you."

If I were with...

"No!"

Before Sasha could finish speaking, Aman interrupted her.

“What I teach you is different. You can’t fight together, or it will be difficult to explain to the Baron.”

"..."

What do you mean?

Seeing the girl looking at him with a puzzled expression, Aman looked around and lowered his voice, saying, "What I taught you was real skill, but the Baron's Mansion only does things for money."

"It's different, you understand?"

I see, so you've been fooling the Baron all along, teacher!

Sasha immediately put on a strange expression, as if she wanted to say something but hesitated.

"You get what you pay for."

"Mr. Ricky is very generous, and I'm not just being polite."

Aman said slowly, "Unfortunately, the young master is not very perceptive, cannot endure hardship, and is also eager for quick success."

"I had no choice!"

"Hahaha"

Sasha couldn't help but laugh. After a while, her eyes sparkled as she asked, "Teacher, are you a super expert?"

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"When I was young, I had the potential to become a second-tier university, but I didn't make it in the end."

"Right now, I'd say I'm a pretty good one among the third-rate."

Oman said this with a face full of pride.

A third-rate player?

Seeing Sasha's wide eyes, Aman patted her on the head.

"My disciple, don't underestimate your master, a third-rate expert."

“In this huge baron’s mansion, there are only two people who can definitely beat me—Lord Ricky’s captain and deputy captain of the personal guard.”

"If I hadn't refused to sell myself to the Baron, I would be far more than just a swordsmanship instructor now."

Aman said with some regret, "But precisely because I'm not 'one of our own' and my words don't carry much weight, Daya's plan to enter the Baron's mansion fell through."

"Hey, what's the point of being a maid in a baron's mansion?"

"After I go out and earn money, my sister and teacher can look forward to enjoying a life of luxury!"

"You silly child..."

Aman smiled broadly, feeling happy to hear that her apprentice was filial.

"But teacher, that's a baron's mansion. Aren't there a few experts inside?" Sasha asked, quite puzzled.

"Lord Ricky is a baron with a nominal title and no real fiefdom, so naturally his strength is weak."

"Besides, when did you get the misconception that there are experts everywhere outside?"

Volume 1: Chapter 618 He is indeed getting stronger

"The vast majority of people just farm, do manual labor, or run small businesses, and live out their lives in mediocrity."

"Those second-rate or third-rate experts are too far removed from our level."

Aman smiled and said, "Besides, this distinction between second-rate and third-rate is just my personal opinion."

“My teacher once said that there are many people in this world who are more capable than her.”

"Let's categorize those people as first-rate. My teacher is second-rate, and I'm no match for him, so I'm naturally third-rate."

Sasha scratched her head: "Isn't there a unified standard for classifying strength that everyone agrees on?"

"Who sets this standard, and on what basis should we follow your standard?" Aman retorted.

Ah, this...

"In short, Sasha, don't aim too high."

"If you learn all my skills well, you'll be able to succeed anywhere in the future!"

The girl nodded repeatedly. Being a female swordswoman was definitely better than farming; at least there were many more career options.

She possesses exceptional skills; she can act as a bodyguard, escort goods for merchant caravans, and teach impractical sword techniques to aristocratic youths.

These are all jobs that make a lot of money!

Sasha didn't have any grand ambitions; she just wanted to earn money as soon as possible so that her sister and teacher could live a better life.

'When I have money, I'll open a shop for my sister so she can be her own boss.'

"The teacher is quite old, but she still has to patiently teach that slow-witted kid from the Alec family just to make a living."

'When I become successful in the future, I will definitely give my teacher a large sum of money so she can retire comfortably!'

After setting a goal for herself, the girl worked even harder.