The weapons I forge are absolutely flawless.

“Well, another point is that your fighting skills are too weak,” Tilisa added at the right time.

"It's not appropriate to carry weapons in every situation, and not every enemy will wait for you to get your weapons ready before engaging in a fair duel."

"Next, I will train your physical skills so that you won't become a lamb to the slaughter as soon as you lose your weapon."

“Okay,” Viner replied.

"And what about me, Master?" Felix looked at Tissa expectantly.

“You…” Tilissa looked at Felix, her eyes slightly cryptic, “Go find somewhere to have fun by yourself.”

"Eh?"

Chapter 263 Wiener's Resolve

"Master, you're being too biased!" Felix said, feeling wronged.

“Your talent in swordsmanship is no less than Arios’s; I can’t teach you anything more now.”

The students' exceptional talent has caused the teachers considerable headaches.

Felix's initial swordsmanship training was well-instructed by Tilisa.

But with this kind of thing, the master can only guide you through the door; the rest is up to you to cultivate yourself.

She could only help Felix lay a solid foundation and avoid detours. To break through to the Sword Saint realm, he would have to rely more on his own understanding.

Just like today's match, if it weren't for the team's coordination and cover, Felix might have performed even better.

But this subtle change in Felix, where he begins to consider others, is a sign that he is turning in a positive direction.

Tilisa waved her hand, recalling the scythe that had fallen to the ground, and showed it to Felix, saying, "Those two sword energies were even a bit troublesome for me to defend against."

Two notches are clearly visible on the giant scythe.

Although Tilisa deflected the trajectory of the sword energy, she was unable to completely neutralize its power.

"Then wouldn't I have broken my master's weapon?!" Felix exclaimed.

"It's not that exaggerated." Tissalis reached out and wiped the gap, and the giant scythe returned to its original shape.

This is by no means a temporary patch or fix, but a miracle as if time had turned back.

“I didn’t expect you to be able to force me to use my emblem. In that respect, you’ve done a really good job,” Tilisa praised.

"The Pulse of Heaven, can it even make things like time reversal possible?" Venere couldn't help but ask.

Tissalis was slightly taken aback, but quickly recovered. "Jessica told you, didn't she?"

"Aside from having been with me for a long time, this scythe has nothing special about it and has little impact on this world, which is why I can operate it this way."

"If it were a weapon that had been imbued with spiritual power, it wouldn't be so easy."

"Felix."

"Master, please speak."

“While I have nothing more to teach you in terms of swordsmanship, I do have some other suggestions.” Tilisa pointed to the two swords Felix had hidden behind his back. “These two weapons are extraordinary. Study them carefully.”

With her keen eyesight, Tilisa could easily tell that this was the first time Felix had used these two weapons.

He was only able to wield the two swords with his own swordsmanship skills, and he was not yet able to truly unleash their hidden power.

The weapons forged by Wiener are not so simple.

"Insights, insights."

Felix pondered Tilissa's advice repeatedly, gradually revealing a confused expression.

Felix, who has always been able to surpass his peers with just his intuition and talent, would be a piece of cake to master swordsmanship.

You can try to comprehend the weapon, but Felix really can't.

He himself was transformed from a weapon, so what's the point of letting him comprehend other weapons? Just stick them together?

"Hey, Vena, do you know what Master said?" Felix secretly tugged at Vena's sleeve.

"meeting."

For Viner, who had entered the weapon's mental space many times, this was indeed a very simple matter.

"Taught me!"

Felix's eyes lit up, and he urged him on with anticipation.

"Hold them now, then find a place to sleep."

"and then?"

"Then we waited for Gondorav to appear."

Wiener pointed out the only difficulty in the entire process.

“That sounds simple—” Felix said with a look of sudden realization, “but where do we get Gondorav?”

“Anything can happen in a dream,” Viner said confidently.

"...If you're useless, I'll definitely come back and beat you up."

Felix suspected that Wiener was lying to him, but he had no proof.

So he planned to take a nap with the Night Sky Blade and the Dark Dragon Soaring to prove that this wouldn't work before seeking revenge on Vena.

While the two were joking around, Lisette had already started putting it into practice.

She unleashed two spells almost simultaneously, one swirling with water mist and the other surrounded by frost.

First, a wall of water appeared out of thin air on the ground of the training ground, and then a cold wind swept by, and the water surface instantly froze into ice.

"Is that so, Sensei?"

Lisette looked at Tissalis with delight.

She just unleashed water-generating magic and freezing rays.

It was just a combination of two zero-ring spells, yet it simulated the effect of the Ice Wall spell.

You should know that Ice Wall is a genuine fourth-circle spell.

Although it is not as sturdy as the original Ice Wall spell, and cannot be controlled after the ice wall is formed, it is still sufficient to deal with many situations.

It's fast to cast, consumes little power, and most importantly, it doesn't take up a spell slot. To be picky about it would be really ungrateful.

"You mastered it faster than I expected," Tilissa praised.

"It's all thanks to the teacher's excellent teaching," Lisette said, not entirely taking credit for herself.

It was clearly a very advanced spellcasting technique, but Tilissa explained it in a simple and easy-to-understand way.

She broke down complex magical theories into simple, actionable steps, allowing Lisette to grasp their essence in no time.

She was able to serve as a full-time teacher in the Silver Wolf Class, and it wasn't just because she was capable enough.

The rapid growth of Arios and Jessica to their current level is undoubtedly related to Tilisa's excellent coaching skills.

"Once you understand the principles, all that's left is to master them. In your current situation, do not cast spells with a total ring number exceeding five at the same time."

"Being a monk is a profession full of imagination; no one dares to say that they can master all the laws of the world."

"I'm just giving you the key; you'll have to explore the rest of the way yourself," Tilisa instructed.

“I have learned a lot,” Lisette replied respectfully.

Although they have only known each other for a short time, she has already deeply felt Tilissa's sincerity and care.

If possible, she would be willing to spend her whole life pursuing the path of demonic cultivation, but unfortunately...

“The future is long, and miracles may happen,” Tilisa said meaningfully.

Lisette was slightly taken aback upon hearing this.

It was as if the other party had seen through the secrets that he had never told anyone.

She looked up at Tilisa, only to see that the other woman had already turned away.

It seemed as if what I had just heard was just an illusion.

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Do you know why I saved you for last?

Tilisa slowly turned her gaze to Vina, her eyes calm and her demeanor serene.

She had the chance to knock him down with one blow, but in the end, she chose to hold back.

She was the one who left without saying goodbye during the lowest point of his life.

This made Venus even more confused about the woman in front of him.

How much of what she says is true, and how much is false?

Wiener really couldn't figure it out.

However, he already has an answer to the current problem.

"Because I am not a genius like Felix and Lisette, I can't grasp things instantly, I need more time."

“That’s right.” Seeing that Viner was clear-headed, Tilly nodded with relief.

“You are not a genius like them who can understand things instantly. If it weren’t for the special nature of your awakened emblem, you wouldn’t even be qualified to stand here.”

"If you still consider yourself a blacksmith, then your current strength is actually enough to protect yourself."

"But you're not planning to stop here, are you?"

After a long silence, Wiener finally spoke, "Yes."

"Although the process was somewhat bumpy, I still managed to catch up with them and reach St. Freya Academy."

"I won't go back to being a lazy blacksmith who just loafs around and waits to die."

"Even if we go back, it should at least be a triumphant return to our hometown."

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Chapter 264 The Lineage of the Silver Wolf Class

"Snapped!"

Wiener's body flew backward.

This was the umpteenth time he had been defeated by Tilisa.

She didn't seem to use much strength, yet she always managed to easily knock Vina down.

Its pitiful state made even Lisette, who was practicing nearby, feel a little sorry for it.

"Do you think I went too far?" Tilissa asked.

“I understand the principle that you have to learn to take a beating before you can hit someone.” Viner struggled to get up.

Although Tilissa's attack was heavy, she was very careful, avoiding his head and vital points.

He could sense it.

"...Did Arios say that to you?" Tilissa seemed somewhat surprised.

"That's it."

“It would be best if you could understand,” Tilisa nodded, then slowly assumed a fighting stance.

In fact, with her strength, she no longer needs to be bound by any particular stance; she can enter combat mode in any situation.

But since she was demonstrating it to Wiener, she naturally behaved very properly.

"Focus your attention and don't just rely on your eyes. Learn to use your body to feel your opponent's movements."

"Martial arts and swordsmanship have similarities. Try to recall how it felt when you picked up a sword!"

As soon as she finished speaking, Tissa suddenly moved, closing the distance between herself and Vena in an instant like a cheetah.

Viner intended to back away, but remembering Tilissa's reminder, he punched Tilissa squarely in the chest.