You Are Very Capable

Courses at Hagun Academy are divided into two categories: literacy courses and physical education courses.

Literacy classes mainly teach the history related to Blazers and understanding various types of Blazer Noble Arts.

Physical education classes are used to train physical strength and conduct practical exercises.

Additionally, there are many other elective subjects, and much more.

This was Hoshiharu's first class since time travel, and it was a professional class for Blazers. He was quite interested at first, but after two days, he completely lost interest.

Take, for example, the magic power control course. This course mainly teaches students how to effectively and meticulously control their own magic power. It is one of the mandatory courses for Blazers because controlling magic power is the most important thing for Blazers.

Sometimes they use the method of treading water, which involves releasing a stable magic barrier under their feet to stand on water. Sometimes they use special magic clay, and worse still, they use hydraulic presses directly.

Without exception, these methods require the user to have a certain level of magic power, at least to be able to release this power outside their body, and to maintain it for a certain period, so that fine control can be exercised.

From then on, while everyone else practiced at full speed, only Hoshiharu and Ikki stood by idly.

They were both very self-confident. As super losers with F magic power, they certainly couldn't release magic power in an instant.

Even the teacher was helpless with them and could only let them practice independently.

The two of them looked at each other and, for a moment, felt like they were in the same boat.

Ikki was very happy because this year, there was finally someone standing with him.

"Why don't we see if there's a swordsmanship class?"

"That sounds good!"

The two put their minds together and decided to look for a suitable elective subject.

However, among nearly 100 teachers at Hagun Academy, none of them taught swordsmanship. There wasn't even a swordsmanship class offered. The only martial arts course taught judo, and that was just the teacher's personal interest.

"Want to go?"

"...Let's take a look."

Seeing the subtle expression on Hoshiharu's face, Ikki was a little confused.

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Half a day later.

"I've never seen a student as foolish as you!"

The judo teacher pointed at Hoshiharu with his finger. He was so angry his whole body trembled. His face looked so bad as if he might have a brain hemorrhage at any moment.

Ikki also looked at Hoshiharu in astonishment, his face full of confusion.

In general, one method can be applied to all methods. If you can excel in swordsmanship, it won't be too bad to learn shooting skills. It wouldn't be too difficult to learn martial arts techniques like boxing and judo.

But Hoshiharu was clearly an ordinary person.

He was very clumsy in the most basic postures, and even after a long time, he couldn't manage them, let alone the subsequent offensive and defensive techniques.

"Actually, I don't want to learn either." Hoshiharu whispered.

But the unhappy expression on his face couldn't be faked.

It's not that he didn't want to learn, but he learned very seriously.

No matter what kind of martial art it was, as long as it was beneficial, he was willing to learn it and continue enriching himself after learning it.

He greatly enjoyed the feeling of enriching and breaking through himself, which gave him the impression that he was no longer weak, so no matter how difficult it was, he would be happy about it.

But no matter what, he couldn't learn any judo skills, not even the basic postures.

Clearly, when he learned swordsmanship, he naturally picked up the moves with his first breath, and he could master basic swordsmanship after just a few glances, but when it came to martial arts other than swordsmanship, or anything requiring talent, he acted like a loser. He couldn't learn anything for a long time.

In fact, he studied very seriously. He had keen eyes like mirrors. He could instantly analyze the basics of the teacher's posture and see how the teacher would move.

However, when it was time to start, it seemed like he had forgotten all the important points he had just seen, and his hands and feet gradually began to fight each other.

Brain: I've learned it!

Hands and Feet: You're bullshitting!

That's what it felt like.

His hands and feet clearly had their own ideas and didn't obey him at all, becoming a mess.

Hoshiharu knew this very well.

There was no other explanation besides interference with the talent system.

Because he focused all his talent on swordsmanship, he was blind to all other aspects requiring talent. No matter how long he studied, he could never learn it.

This was already like a curse and couldn't be controlled at all.

Was he angry?

Of course, it was impossible not to be angry.

But everything has its pros and cons, Hoshiharu still understood this truth.

Although he had lost all other talents, at least his swordsmanship talent had reached its peak. Relatively speaking, he was much luckier than others with mediocre talent.

Hoshiharu had a good attitude, which was inevitable for a Blazer.

Ikki decided to stay in the judo class for a while. It seemed he wanted to learn judo techniques that used softness to overcome strength.

Hoshiharu left the judo class alone and wandered around the school aimlessly.

The class choices for Blazers were very free.

After all, being a Blazer is a profession that requires fighting. No one would force a Blazer to study hard in subjects that aren't useful. Therefore, aside from mandatory subjects, any elective subject could be taken at any time.

However, if you could complete elective subjects, the school would also grant corresponding credits—you needed to reach a certain number of credits before you could graduate from the school.

If you could become a representative contestant in the Seven Stars Sword-Art Festival and get a high ranking, you could get enough credits for graduation all at once, and you could also get many other rewards.

"But in this case, the courses at Hagun Academy are almost useless to me..."

Hoshiharu scratched his black hair with a bit of frustration.

There were only two things he could train in: physical fitness and swordsmanship.

Blazers' Noble Arts needed to be developed on their own. Since the types of Noble Arts varied, the school didn't have specific courses on how to develop these abilities.

Although physical fitness was a mandatory subject, there was no swordsmanship course at all. Hoshiharu basically couldn't find any subject useful to him. Rather than going to classes, it would be more reliable to train on his own.

"Should I find that legal little girl?"

Such a thought flashed in Hoshiharu's mind for a moment.

When he came to Hagun Academy, his Master had told him that there was a legal little girl currently teaching at Hagun Academy, and as long as she was willing to help, Hoshiharu could become stronger as quickly as possible.

But then, he shook his head, with a fierce expression on his face.

"Even if I die, even if I stay a virgin for the rest of my life, I will never ask that legal little girl for help!"

Since time travel and rebirth, the person he disliked the most, or could be said to hate the most, was that legal little girl!

"Who do you think the legal little girl is?"

Suddenly, Hoshiharu was startled.

A ghost-like figure suddenly appeared behind him and spoke in a low voice.

"It's been a few years since we last met. You're very capable, Junior Brother."