[Fortunately, he's not Yasusada, so poor Daisuke won't get bodyslammed with a tidal wave of factoids and gushing about living that samurai life. He is pretty enthusiastic about the idea of testing things out in a match, though.]
Sure, sure! Testing it out in battle is always the best thing to do. It's the number one way to hone your reflexes, too.
[While he's talking, he goes to pick up his own bokuto, returning to the mats in quick order.]
We'll start out with a small match, though. I'm thinking thirty second intervals. Sound good?
[Kashuu is a fair teacher, even if he can be a little hard on the people he teaches. He'll carefully monitor his own movements, making sure to keep any of those inhuman edges out of his speed as he takes a step forward, or his strikes as he moves in for the first attack. It's about form, after all, and perfecting those reactions - not necessarily wins or losses.]
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[ Like a way of life. An entire lifestyle. When thinking about it that way, Daisuke has all the more reason to take this very seriously. ]
Um, that sparring thing we were talking about earlier... Can we do it now? I want to try and see how it matches up when it's against someone.
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Sure, sure! Testing it out in battle is always the best thing to do. It's the number one way to hone your reflexes, too.
[While he's talking, he goes to pick up his own bokuto, returning to the mats in quick order.]
We'll start out with a small match, though. I'm thinking thirty second intervals. Sound good?
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Sounds good!
[ He gets in a ready stance and prepares himself. Daisuke is also super nervous about it, but trying to keep calm so that he has his head on right. ]
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[Kashuu is a fair teacher, even if he can be a little hard on the people he teaches. He'll carefully monitor his own movements, making sure to keep any of those inhuman edges out of his speed as he takes a step forward, or his strikes as he moves in for the first attack. It's about form, after all, and perfecting those reactions - not necessarily wins or losses.]