Inside the training ground.
Luo Ya drilled alongside the new recruits.
He was not particularly good at instructing others, but he knew the simplest way to earn recognition and fit into the group.
Eat together, live together, train together!
There was not the slightest preferential treatment. Everything he received was exactly the same as the new recruits', and he had even moved into the shared dormitory.
He was not good at teaching others, but he was good at training!
After only one day, the new recruits looked at Luo Ya with far greater warmth.
At first, they had worried that Luo Ya would throw his weight around. To establish his authority as Chief Instructor, they had expected him to pull some stunts.
Instead, not only did the Chief Instructor put on no airs, he endured the hardships of training alongside them and chatted and laughed with them during breaks.
Who would not like a leader like that?
"Instructor Luo Ya, I feel like my balance is a little unstable when I swing my sword. Could you take a look and tell me what I'm doing wrong?"
"Of course."
"Instructor Luo Ya, want to take a bath together?"
"Sure."
Gradually, the new recruits became very proactive about spending time with Luo Ya. Whenever they did not understand something, they asked him. Even when they ran into problems in daily life, they sought his help. Sometimes, during their free time, they would even gather together and get up to no good.
Commodore's office.
Murak stood by the window, looking down at Luo Ya as he trained quietly on the training ground. He was very satisfied with his arrangement.
He had finally settled down.
No matter how capable he was, was he not obediently falling in line now?
Trying to fight him? He