"There's that too..." After a moment's thought, Tetsu no Sosuke decided to write Kawahara Chintetsu a letter.
Kanae's words had served as a reminder.
Complex puppets possessed tremendous strength. If handled well, they would undoubtedly offer fearsome power beyond that of an ordinary Demon Hunter.
The problem was that most people were unwilling to accept how difficult these things were to operate.
Rather than putting something so useful in the hands of people like that, it would be better to find a way to simplify the puppets. Foolproof, one-button controls, with the aim of letting users learn everything they needed in a single day. All the complicated Swordsmanship combinations and the like could be removed, leaving only simple, straightforward functions that were harder for an enemy to spot, thereby improving their combat effectiveness.
After organizing these points, Tetsu no Sosuke thought for a moment and added a few more below.
He proposed a simple ranking system for the puppets they produced.
Weak, simple puppets and strong, complex ones would be assigned to Swordsmen of different ranks.
Beginners who had only just passed the selection would use the most basic puppets, which would also be the simplest. A little instruction would be enough for them to use them.
Then, as their ranks as Swordsmen rose, their puppets could be replaced or upgraded with slightly more complex ones, and the amount they needed to learn would increase a little each time... This way, as their ranks steadily rose, their puppets would grow stronger and more complex. Before they knew it, they would have mastered more powerful puppets and developed stronger tactics, without suffering through the tedium of studying!
Once he had finished writing everything, Tetsu no Sosuke showed the letter to Kanae. She nodded. "This really is a good approach. They'll master