"Hmm..."
Staring at the weapons before her, Ruizi fell into a dilemma. At the same time, Fang Zheng explained the two different options to her.
Of course, he had not simply copied the heroes' skills from League of Legends. Ruizi was just an ordinary student, not some exceptionally powerful monster. So Fang Zheng had merely modified those skills as a foundation. It was not as if he expected Ruizi to learn them exactly as they had originally been—she would not have been able to, anyway.
The reason Fang Zheng had offered two choices was simple: it depended on whether Ruizi intended to focus on offense or defense.
Yasuo was naturally offense-oriented, while Janna was more of a support. Now it depended on which one Ruizi chose.
However...
"What if I want to choose both?"
"That's fine too..."
"Huh? Really?"
Ruizi's eyes widened in surprise at Fang Zheng's answer, while he merely shrugged.
"Of course. In fact, although they're two different paths, only the final skill differs much. The rest aren't that different. Besides, if you want to learn them, you're the one who'll suffer through the hard work, not me. If you're willing to put more pressure on yourself, that's your choice."
As he spoke, Fang Zheng still gave her a reminder.
"But you can only choose one weapon."
"Then I choose this one!"
As she spoke, Ruizi excitedly pointed at the longsword in Ram's hand.
"You're planning to focus on offense? Why?"
Hearing Fang Zheng's question, Ruizi stuck out her tongue somewhat sheepishly.
"Well... before this, Shirai and Misaka have always been protecting me. I want to be able to avoid troubling them and protect myself too. And on top of that, I hope I can lend Misaka and the others a hand..."
"Hmm... I understand."
Hearing that, Fang