Starting on the second day, the training shifted from physical conditioning to combat practice, with the difficulty gradually increasing.
The aim was to help the trainees gain combat experience while overcoming some of their weaknesses.
The most typical example was [Gear Crystal].
His psychic powers were formidable, but he could not control them freely. Even with a device that helped him control his psychic powers, all sorts of problems still cropped up.
Still... with more combat experience and practice, his control over his psychic powers would become increasingly refined.
This major weakness was something [Gear Crystal] had to overcome himself.
Before the combat training began, Bai Ye had not announced that he and Tatsumaki would keep the trainees out of mortal danger. He did not want them to let their guard down.
Without a sense of danger, many people would easily grow complacent and struggle to push themselves beyond their limits.
After all, their instructors would keep them safe no matter what-that was the mindset he wanted to avoid.
Bai Ye and Tatsumaki put considerable thought into choosing suitable monsters for the trainees to face.
First, the monsters could not be too much stronger than the trainees. Otherwise, the trainees would simply be crushed, defeating the purpose of the training.
There was only one Saitama in the world, and Garou was almost impossible to replicate as well. Only those two could grow at a frantic pace while being crushed by powerful opponents. An ordinary person would gain virtually nothing.
After this period of training, every trainee had improved to some degree.
For instance, [Gear Crystal]'s control over his psychic powers had become somewhat steadier. In particular, after witnessing Tatsumaki unleash her psychic powers, he seemed to have an epiphany. His control reached new heights, and he could occasionally unleash