"Matthew, fighting has nothing to do with posture. What does fighting rely on? Can you think clearly?"
There was a smile on Leiko's face, although Matthew couldn't see it.
But that didn't stop her from showing a kind smile.
This teaching method of asking questions to guide thinking is actually not very easy to use. After all, Matthew is not a child.
The tone of coaxing the child was also a bit strange, but Matthew didn't care too much.
"You are making things difficult for me again. Isn't this kind of thing different for everyone? There is no fixed answer to faith, courage, or strength."
Matthew waved the mace in his hand and smiled gently. He has a unique affinity in interpersonal communication.
A handsome lawyer, if he didn't have blindness and conscience, he might have become rich a long time ago.
"Brain."
Leiko gave her answer directly.
This is not fighting with "brains" like Kanuk, but talking about fighting wisdom.
Although Canuck's fighting method is quite effective, it is not suitable for Matthew.
As the person who knows the most about fate on the holy mountain of Harrogath, Reiko sees the battle a little differently from what other ancestors see.
Maybe Madoc can relate to her.
Although she also advocates strength, compared to Cassius and the others, Leiko prefers to consider every aspect of the battle.
Learning is also one of the reasons why Leiko became a legend.
For example, in the picture that fate showed her, why would she make such a decision in the future?
When fate treats Leiko, he is not only harsh like a parent, but also kind like a father.
Leiko can study in advance until fate truly recognizes that Leiko no longer needs strict control.
Unfortunately, until the moment when Leiko fought against her fate but still died, she was unable to escape from that sad rehearsal.
Another regret.
Fortunately, Di Leiko is alive now.
"Learning is always the fastest way to make progress. You can't master any new combat skills as easily as Sonya. After all, there is only one Sonya."
Leiko paused for a moment and looked at Matthew in front of her with some satisfaction.
Matthew was better than she initially thought, but Matthew could not be the heir of a certain ancestor, nor could he bear the glory of these warriors.
The blind warrior is ultimately locked to his limit.
Perhaps when facing Diavolo, not having to see the ferocious appearance that represents fear itself would reduce his psychological pressure.
But the enemies of the barbarians are not all human beings. If you have not seen the strange shapes of demons with your own eyes, you are bound to suffer some losses during the battle.
When faced with a realm made of fear, Matthew will become a complete headless fly.
In the realm of fear, not being able to see the enemy is fatal. After all, it is already very difficult to observe the environment under the control of others.
"So, Ancestor Leiko, you have already thought about what I should learn?"
Matthew became a supporter at the right time.
Moderate responses help keep the conversation going.
"What you should learn is how to identify danger. You will become stronger. There is always a way..."
Leiko nodded, took out a wooden stick in her hand, and waved it up and down.
His body also began to exude a dangerous aura, and he kept rushing towards Matthew in front of him.
There are no rules for vigorously crushing, it just allows Matthew to get familiar with it in advance.
But Leiko suddenly frowned and turned around.
"Kanuk! Bring your heir to me! One sheep is also herding two sheep."
Leiko looked at the place not far away. Canuck was staying inside, teaching Casillas a lesson.
Canuck can be found wherever there is a Reiko Land.
A bit annoying, but still tolerable.
As long as Canuck didn't bother her all the time, the feeling would be bearable.
Just watching Canuk keep slapping Casillas on the back of the head, Reiko couldn't stand it.
Reiko felt a little disturbed by Kanuk's rough and irrational teaching methods.
Although Leiko is not a good teacher, she is still better than Kanuk.
Rough education will only cultivate fear. Unless you are a very big-hearted child, it will inevitably leave some shadows.
"It's great that you are willing to take over this kid's training. I can't stand this guy anymore."
Kanuk said with a gentle smile on his face, a little flattering.
Kanuk's brain can't express any dialogue with high emotional intelligence. It seems that fighting with his "brain" has a great impact.
Casillas is not the best successor in his mind, but he is enough to be ranked in the top three.
Determination and curiosity are the qualities Kanuk values ​​most, and kindness is even better.
It's just that Kanuk never learned how to teach others, so his methods were too rough, and he didn't have much status left for other guys in his heart.
Kanuk is so petty that he can only show off to Leiko and other barbarians...
Therefore, he is always worthy of the trust of his peers.
"You're always like this. Your indomitable energy crashes into Azmodan's belly, right?"
Leiko was joking.
Then he waved to Casillas.
"Son, you and Matthew are a little bit similar, both are equally stubborn."
Leiko said and lightly tapped Matthew on the shoulder with the wooden stick in her hand.
When talking about this topic, Matthew's movements were somewhat deformed.
The impact of blindness is still somewhat serious.
There will be deviations in the sense of distance, positioning oneself, etc.
Even though Matthew had received arduous training before becoming a savage, it was not enough.
"Ancestor Leiko, my eyes can be restored, right?"
Matthew asked openly.
When dealing with the ancestors, it is best to speak directly when you have something to say. It will only be annoying to meander around.
After all, what else can the dead get from the living?
At most it's just respect.
Matthew is still a little concerned about whether he can regain his sight.
Especially after hearing that there was no hint of this in Leiko's words, he still asked.
"Okay, but why should we do this?"
Kanuk curled his lips and said some shocking words:
"You are no one's heir. Even if you become a barbarian, it is only Bulcaisuo's goodwill.
Although you are very upright, that is not what makes you an excellent warrior."
Canuck is not afraid of offending people.
Besides, Matthew had already expected this.
No one on the holy mountain will pay the price for him, so no one will help him heal these eyes.
Matthew has long been accustomed to the feeling of blindness, but he is still full of hope for the light.
"Ancestor Kanuk, what kind of price is required? Can I pay it for him? Or can I share it with him?"
To be continued...