Emily was quite prideful, but in the end, she decided to at least try and see if Ethan could really help her. It would be better if they helped each other in a place where they couldn't be disturbed, and since the recreation floor and the cafeteria were pretty noisy, according to Emily, they headed to the simulator. Since there was an accessible mode where the students could face several waves of monsters, there was also a peaceful mode where they could face each other in mock battles, just relax or train their skills.
"As you can imagine, I'm not good at physical activities or learning physical skills," Emily said. "So, you have to show me that you can help me first before I decide if your help is worth the hassle."
"Dear Odin… not even my social skills are that bad," Ethan frowned. "Are your social skills that bad or are you constantly trying to make people hate you? Regardless, if you have to think of something that you need to train first, what would that be?"
