"Yes, yes."
Bai Ye sounded a little perfunctory and said nothing more.
"By the way, how are we arranging the lessons? Do I train them first, or do you?"
Bai Ye couldn't help asking.
"Together, of course. Apparently, they changed the plan at the last minute, from seven days with one instructor to ten days with two. Since there are only two instructors, there's no need to split things up."
Tatsumaki explained.
"I see..."
Bai Ye immediately wondered why the Association hadn't notified him beforehand. He hadn't even known Tatsumaki would be joining him, let alone that the schedule had changed.
Still, he could more or less guess why. This assignment probably wasn't being handled by Sitch, but by some other executive, and those lazy bastards had forgotten to notify him or something...
"All right, let's do our best together, then."
Bai Ye said, "So, how are you planning to train them?"
"Obviously, we'll take them straight into actual combat. I can't teach them my psychic powers, but I can teach them combat experience and fighting techniques."
Tatsumaki spoke bluntly.
"Looks like we're thinking along the same lines. High-intensity combat is the most efficient way to train."
Bai Ye smiled faintly.
That view might have been a little extreme, but there really wasn't much else he could teach them.
His eye techniques were out of the question. As for ninjutsu like the Rasengan, even Sonic, who had secluded himself to learn it, had yet to show any results. Asking these rookies to learn the Rasengan would be far too much for them...
Whether it was Bai Ye, Tatsumaki, or any other S-Class Hero, almost all of them had their own unique style.
For instance, Genos was a cyborg, Boros was an alien, Metal Knight relied on a torrent of steel,