The Power of Incremental Improvement
By the time Tusa neared graduation, he had become a much different Larkinson than before.
He grew taller and more athletic.
His endurance had improved remarkably as he had taken on long-distance running as a sport.
Light skirmishers often traversed the longest distances in a typical engagement. They were expected to circle around the battlefield and perform exhaustive scouting duties.
It made sense for Tusa to exercise his body by running a lot. Not only did the act of jogging clear his mind and allow him to review his prior lessons, but he also felt that he was becoming more in tune with how light skirmishers were supposed to operate in the field.
The more he began to become proficient in them, the more he learned how he needed to be patient.
Tusa learned that many of the simulated combat scenarios contributed to a distorted impression on what light skirmisher pilots were supposed to do when deployed in the field.