Li Si looked at Helen, not expecting her to choose the path of a warrior so directly.
After all, most women tended to choose mage, ranger, or assassin.
Although warriors were seen by many as the archetypal muscle-headed fools, that did not mean warriors were weak.
It was simply because the threshold for becoming a warrior was too low, and there were far too many low-level warriors, creating that stereotype.
In truth, there were quite a few powerful warriors.
The warrior class also had the greatest number of special advancement paths.
Sword Saints and Holy Knights, for example, were widely known professions.
The Sea Favored class Helen had advanced into in her previous life was one of them.
Still, Helen choosing warrior directly saved Li Si the trouble of agonizing over it.
"Are you sure you want to take the path of a warrior? It's very hard."
Li Si paused before continuing.
"Or rather, no path to becoming extraordinary is easy."
"Take warriors, for example. You have to start by tempering your body from the basics and honing your combat skills. It's all an extremely painful process."
Li Si glanced at Helen and spoke seriously.
"Especially since you're a woman. If you want to keep up with others, you'll need to put in even more effort."
"On the battlefield, no one will go easy on you just because you're a woman."
"Like the people on this ship."
Li Si thought for a moment and gave examples.
"Mans, Aivar, and Charles, for instance."
"There's no need to mention Mans. He spends practically every day immersed in training. He really is a training maniac. Don't be fooled by how badly I beat him up every time—his strength has been improving quickly."
"As for Aivar, his true strength lies in that special ability