Tutoring (Kyte)

Tiberius took in everything Kyte had to say and began practicing the movement with him as best he could and said seriously. "Master Kyte I will not memorize this. I am going to study and analyze this pick it apart piece by piece and make it my instinct." Tiberius watched him his movements quickly becoming closer. Tiberius clearly wasn't taking this training lightly he knew memorization wouldn't help and that he needed to actually commit it to his instinct.

Tib would practice until Kyte told him to stop. His pride as a warrior was at stake and he would not let training beat him. His body was learning the movements faster than a humans would since his muscles were literally sacks of fluid.

Kyte watched Tiberius, smirking. He really was a fast learner; that was undeniable. Kyte kept his movements in process, continuing to talk calmly as he went through the process.

The difference between someone who just picked up a sword, and an actual swordsman, is the swordsman knows he is reflected by his blade. To the swordsman, it is an extension of his arm; a part of his body. A blade, if you value it, is an extension of yourself. Remember that.

(sorry for the delay)

Tiberius took his words into account and fused the blade to his hand before letting go with his fingers, he continued the form silently wondering if he was doing something wrong. He watched Kyte out of the corner of his eye. He was learning everything the demon showed him, he wanted his new teacher to see him as a useful student and not as a waste of time and effort.

Kyte smirked slightly as he watched Tiberius fuse the blade into his own arm.

That will definitely help receive the image.

Kyte stopped the forms, stretching a bit.

That's enough for today. I have other things I must attend to. They aren't more important, don't get me wrong, but they must be done, nonetheless. Practice at home for about an hour, like we did just now, each day. And when we meet again, we shall do the same.

The hologram turned off, and Kyte gave Tiberius his actual sword again.

Remember. Don't use it until you know you're ready for it.