Later, Varya tells Futabe that Vita Pleiona might be interested in joining the disciplinary committee.
-- Besides, she was the one who sought out a conversation with you, but it seems it didn't work out. I'm not even sure if she doesn't know any other way besides friendly duels, or if she simply lacks the courage to ask direct questions, given your status.
- Am I her mother or sister? If she can't even approach me, what's the point of talking? When she gathers her courage, she can come. She knows where to find me.
- improving combat techniques (leveling up through Reiki instead of experience)
- I'm afraid that won't work... I like the other points, especially the first amendment. However, I don't see the point in regulating the type of fights within such a club. A fighter should be ready for any challenge, so the format of mutual friendly beatings is up to the members, as long as they follow the safety rules - so that a bandage is always at hand. As for the quarterly tournament, I remind you that it is not mandatory for those who do not want to participate. To be honest, I was surprised that almost everyone signed up for it. Perhaps they missed the challenges and wanted to try themselves in this again? Or, in the absence of exams, Levizia Kaladiumovna decided to make it mandatory? I'll clarify this with her later.
Additional mandatory classes (-1 OS for each)
- If possible, ask Valotta Siege about the possibility of combining both disciplines into one exercise that strengthens both spirit and body. Those who are lagging behind should "catch up and train," but I wouldn't want them to have no time left for recovery and extracurricular self-improvement activities , like watching Misurugian cartoons.