Because Hitomi had been injured, she needed to recuperate quietly, but Hitomi was like someone with ADHD and simply could not stay still.
Whenever she found the time, she would think of every possible way to train, often pushing herself until she vomited blood.
What kind of recuperation was this?
Mimi tried all kinds of methods, including but not limited to threats, intimidation, inducements, and cutting her off.
But Hitomi was absolutely the type who would chicken out in person, then insist that she definitely, absolutely would do it next time.
She simply would not listen.
With no other choice, Mimi could only fight poison with poison.
You like training, don't you? Then train to your heart's content. I can't keep indulging you.
She brought out the Mysterious Flow State routine.
In other words, martial-arts stream of consciousness.
Things that seemed to make a certain amount of sense, like "a heavy sword has no edge, great skill appears clumsy."
As for what one could learn from it depended on one's comprehension, and basically, one could learn nothing.
There was no concrete content from any secret manual or mental cultivation method; it was all guesswork.
So as for what she had actually learned, it seemed as if she understood, yet also seemed as if she did not.
In short, Mimi was deeply shaken.
Mimi discovered that she could no longer understand the routine Hitomi was playing at.
Never mind ordinary people—even the clever Chiri had not figured it out.
Why did doing this and that in this way turn into that?
What theoretical knowledge supported it? What was the underlying principle?
When she asked Hitomi.
"Feeling."
Mimi thought, My feeling is worse than feeling.
Still, it was pretty good. She had finally cured Hitomi's hyperactivity, while the other illnesses could be