"How's it going?" Aske, returning to the training ground once again, stared at Mia who was still running down the hill and asked.
"Not bad," Rasul replied. "Although she doesn't seem very bright, and her understanding of the nuances of movement is not fast, overall she is still above average."
"What surprises me is her perseverance. Running continuously in a particular stance for six hours, even in the unreal world of dreams, causes a great deal of mental fatigue. For an underage girl to persist to this extent is quite remarkable."
"She used to be a Thief, and patience is a fundamental quality for thieves," Aske recalled. "I remember she mentioned that once, to steal something, she had tailed her target for three days and nights."
