I Became a Transcendent-Level Genius Trainer - Chapter 19

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Transcendent Genius Trainer Episode 19

Sky Guild Training Grounds.

-You have trained an Awakened!

-You earned 3P!

-You have trained an Awakened!

-You earned 4P.

“Wow… it really is different.”

“I always had pain… but it’s gone.”

“No way, when I put points into this skill tree, the destructive power…”

Yujun quickly corrected three Awakened who had problems.

‘This is quite something.’

The training speed increase skill he had used directly in the Tower of Infinity wasn’t actually a skill with that much noticeable effect.

‘Still, it was good to master it anyway.’

So he tried upgrading it this time, and the effect exceeded expectations.

‘The difference is tremendous.’

Yujun taught the Sky Guild’s first-string Awakened.

Sang-cheol, In-jun, Jun-beom.

These three Awakened had their own peculiar habits.

Because of those habits, their postures had collapsed and even their mana load and circuits were misaligned, so he fixed that.

‘I used the VR machine in that process.’

Sky Guild’s VR machine was several grades lower than Thunder Guild’s VR machine.

Because of that, it didn’t produce the same efficiency, but this is where the training speed increase shined.

“We trained for 5 hours… but it feels like we trained for days.”

“Thank you, Trainer!”

With 5 hours of training producing more than that level of efficiency, Yujun was able to collect as many as 10 points in just one day.

“Whewwww.”

Instead, Yujun was quite exhausted.

“I’ll need proper rest.”

It was tough, but his face was full of smiles.

“This ability is interesting.”

Someone wanted his training.

‘So this is what it feels like to become a useful person.’

It was a sensation he felt after a really long time.

“Wow… does this really make sense?”

“It was like this with Oh-jun too.”

“I didn’t know training could be done so easily like that.”

Yujun looked at all the first-string Awakened in the training room.

‘They all have problems.’

Wrong habits.

Movements.

And skill trees.

Each was growing in their own way, but there were parts that went astray here and there.

‘I can see these misaligned parts well.’

Perhaps this path was right from the beginning.

But he didn’t think his struggles so far were useless.

‘But if I had walked this path from the beginning, it would have been difficult.’

Only now, after failing and failing again until he was driven to the edge of a cliff, did this talent begin to shine.

Countless experiences of failure.

Wrong movements and wrong habits. Only now that he knew everything about how to get on the right path did he feel this ability was complete.

‘Of course, it’s still lacking.’

There were too many different aspects for each Awakened, and more efforts were needed to correct and improve them.

Nevertheless.

‘It’s enjoyable.’

Yujun was enjoying himself right now.

“Thank you! Trainer!”

“Since it’s late today…”

“Come next time.”

Yujun looked at the Awakened who were crowding around.

“I’ll do everyone today.”

Training doesn’t happen overnight. That’s why not only the condition of the Awakened being trained is important, but the trainer’s condition is also important.

‘But I understand their desperation.’

“So please show me.”

At Yujun’s words, the Awakened began quickly demonstrating their abilities.

* * *

In any guild, various stories tend to circulate.

Stories about how Tower conquests went, or which Awakened got injured where.

These dopamine-inducing stories used to float around, but recently only one person’s story kept circulating.

“Trainer Kang Yu-jun is really no joke. Honestly, I ignored him at first.”

Yujun was a promising talent who had been expelled from Promise Guild.

Compared to his glorious past when he was called Golden Youth, he hadn’t awakened or achieved anything, making him someone with only a fancy name.

When he joined Sky Guild as a freelance trainer after his failure, naturally everyone looked at him with suspicious eyes.

“He’s really no joke. His training is incredibly systematic. You learn it and it gets fixed right away.”

“But when I tried to do it alone, it didn’t work well. But after receiving it three or four times, it got completely fixed quickly. Wow. His skills are really amazing.”

Sky Guild’s professional trainers unintentionally ended up getting a vacation.

Since everyone wanted to seek out Yujun to learn from him, it couldn’t be helped.

“What exactly is he like?”

“The trainers who mainly do Youth training were amazed after seeing Trainer Kang Yu-jun. They said it was their first time seeing that kind of training.”

Sky Guild’s first-team trainers began observing Yujun’s training closely.

“The mana flow… definitely grasp it.”

Though he held a staff in his hand, he mostly corrected through explanations.

“It’s classic training, isn’t it?”

Training that directly corrected posture was becoming obsolete these days.

Posture was ultimately something each Awakened would find most comfortable for themselves, and since comfortable postures differed for each Awakened, correcting posture was meaningless.

“To correct posture, you’d have to immediately grasp each Awakened’s different characteristics and correct accordingly.”

“That’s impossible.”

“It’s difficult. I have 5 years of experience but wouldn’t even dare attempt it. Isn’t that right, Team Leader?”

“That’s right.”

Even he, at team leader level, found that kind of correction difficult.

It was only possible after grasping abilities and characteristics, understanding mana roads and then training, or after grasping numerical values through VR machines.

“If you do it like that…”

Crack-! Crunch-!

“It shouldn’t work…?”

However, the Awakened who received training from Yujun were noticeably improving.

Especially their bad habits were disappearing.

Unless receiving elite education from the start, most Awakened develop characteristic habits as they grow.

Whether good or bad habits, they inevitably develop, and this sometimes caused problems.

For example, that instant explosive release of mana flow.

That habit could cause mana to accumulate and create inflammation, or cause delays.

Therefore that habit needed to be corrected, but it wasn’t a problem that could be fixed with simple posture correction.

Yet Yujun’s training was making it possible.

“Just by correcting posture… that works?”

“No, does correcting posture like that even work in the first place?”

The first-team trainers were amazed.

“There’s no need to be territorial about this, right?”

“We should learn that.”

“Ahem!”

The first-team leader cleared his throat a couple times.

“Sorry.”

“You should be sorry. There’s an order to things, isn’t there? Shouldn’t I learn that kind of technique first?”

“…”

The first-team trainer leader was genuinely amazed.

That talent was extraordinary.

Basically, trainers had excellent eyes for recognizing talent.

The same applied when dealing with fellow trainers.

“He probably won’t stay at our guild for long anyway.”

With that level of skill, he could receive exceptional treatment at any guild.

“He’ll go to a bigger guild.”

* * *

Sky Guild Training Grounds.

Guild Master Lee Hyeok-jun visited the training grounds after a long time.

“Our ace has arrived!”

Awakened Lee Su-yeon.

She was Guild Master Lee Hyeok-jun’s niece and a promising Awakened who had returned from studying abroad.

After gaining various experiences through overseas guilds for a year, she had finally returned.

“Did our niece come?”

“Uncle!”

Lee Su-yeon was Guild Master Lee Hyeok-jun’s niece.

She was his older brother’s daughter, and her father currently worked as a civil servant at the Awakened Management Association, abbreviated as AMA.

Long hair.

Cat-like eyes.

Just by looking at her, she seemed like a speed-type Awakened, but contrary to her appearance, she had a special ability.

Iron Wall.

It was an ability that formed a powerful barrier to nullify any attack.

Based on that ability, she had performed various roles in overseas guilds.

“How was it overseas?”

“It was really different. Especially the trainers were different…”

Systematic yet free.

Truly contradictory training was the main approach.

“It’s really different from Korea.”

“Really? We happen to be training right now, want to take a look?”

“I need to return to Neverland though.”

“Just take a quick look before you go back. And you know the situation at Neverland, right?”

Neverland Guild, the guild she belonged to, was experiencing considerable problems.

“Over 70 percent of the Awakened are already injured. You could say there’s no proper fighting force left.”

“…How did it get that bad?”

“I don’t know about that.”

“What, Uncle! Then what about Je-na unnie?”

Yu Je-na.

She was Neverland Guild’s only S-rank Awakened.

“I heard Yu Je-na’s condition isn’t very good either right now. Though she’s better off than the other Awakened.”

“What on earth… what happened while I was gone?”

Guild Master Lee Hyeok-jun had also tried to find out what had happened to Neverland Guild, which his niece belonged to.

His older brother had repeatedly asked him to take good care of his niece.

Even without that request, since he was quite fond of his only niece, he had been keeping an eye on Neverland all along.

Despite that, he couldn’t get a proper grasp of the situation.

“The internal affairs seem quite complicated. Go check it out yourself. And if you need help, make sure to contact your uncle.”

“Got it, Uncle. I guess I won’t know until I go see for myself. If even Uncle doesn’t know, it seems like something really big happened internally.”

Neverland Guild was a slightly higher-ranked guild than Sky Guild.

For such a guild to be unable to function normally meant that a really serious problem had occurred.

“I was going to teach you the new methods I learned while studying abroad.”

She frowned.

“So who am I supposed to see before I go, Uncle?”

“Our new Freelance Trainer.”

“New Freelance Trainer?”

What was this sudden talk about a Freelance Trainer?

“Haneul has many good trainers. But a Freelance Trainer?”

“You know Woo Ha-na, right?”

“Of course I know her.”

Woo Ha-na was two years younger than her.

Since Lee Su-yeon had also started as Youth at Haneul, she was close with Woo Ha-na.

“Ha-na got promoted to the first team.”

“…How?”

She looked bewildered.

Having been close with Woo Ha-na, she also knew about her fatal weakness.

“I thought she couldn’t control her speed.”

“That Freelance Trainer fixed that.”

“…What are you saying, Uncle? If he’s freelance, hasn’t he only been here a short time?”

“That’s right.”

Guild Master Lee Hyeok-jun nodded.

“He fixed Woo Ha-na’s problem as soon as he arrived. That Freelance Trainer did.”

“My goodness!”

That’s why he wanted her to meet him even more.

The reason he had sent Lee Su-yeon to study abroad was because he saw great potential in her.

But she also had a difficult-to-fix weakness.

If Woo Ha-na was afraid of acceleration because she couldn’t properly control her power, Lee Su-yeon was the opposite.

“Good afternoon.”

Just then, Yujun entered the Training Room.

‘Huh.’

Something surprising caught Yujun’s eye.

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