Having actually gotten a chance to woman, it was hardly a sight that would have left Leyaria comfortable if she were the one who was responsible for their training, or the one who had commissioned for it. She was awful, to say it kindly. Many of her skills more reflected someone who had never before held a blade I their lives, let alone be capable of acting as a sort of mentor who would be repsoinsible for their training at some point. Leyaria wondered just what it was that she was expected to do about this, as she was not one who had used blades before, knew really knew just how to go about fighting with them, or for that matter, teaching someone anything. Let alone teach people who knew nothing about a particular skill that very skill in which leyaria did not even know. However, that was apparently exactly what she was hired to do, which left her confused as to why it was that she was the one who was reached out to take care of this task. It seemed to be something which she had no business being involved with, but they were offering to pay, so to some degree, Leyaria felt that if she could nt teach her how to fight with swords, at the very least she might have been able to teach them something or another so they would at least be able to put up a fight, though maybe not with a sword.
She knew how to fight at this point, having been trained to at least some degree where she felt comfortable enough with the limited area as someone who had a sword might have been forced to contend with as well, though it was a bit unclear as to if that were entirely the case or not if it would directly translate, but it was worth seeing all the same. Her speed was not one to be disregarded or dismissed upon, and with as many times as she would be willing to engage her, she began her training lessons, putting far more emphasis and energy and focus towards that of her combat technique, making sure that they were sufficiently capable of fighting and though many of them outright were not ready or in a position to be able to, there were more than enough instances in which she could have looked to what she taught them as being enough of a lesson. For some, the concern of health was very much a real thing that they had to worry about and be mindful of, and for others, there was the issue that there might not have been enough time or otherwise hope that they would master everything that she had tried to teach them, but it was enough to at least help them hold their ground, if only slightly. None the less, as far as she was concerned, the job had been satisfied, and the woman seemed to agree with that.
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