In response to Midoki Lior's request to embark on a mission and explore the world, King Canvos Lior of the Kingdom of Lior, who is also the protagonist's father, refuses, citing concerns for the young man's safety and well-being. The king, protective of Midoki's future, decides that the time is not yet right for his son to venture beyond the kingdom.
The king's refusal leaves Midoki restless but also fuels his determination to prove his worth and experience the world for himself. While Canvos acts out of paternal protection, Midoki's desire to explore only intensifies, setting the stage for challenges and discoveries ahead. Following his father's rejection, Midoki finds a new opportunity for growth when Lancy Voss, the sister of Cusadler Voss, appears. At 22 years old and with refined skills, she offers to train him in sword agility, complementing the fencing lessons Midoki previously received from her brother.
Lancy's beauty is remarkable, but her skill and resolve shine even brighter. With a promise to refine Midoki's agility in sword techniques, she initiates a new chapter of his training, providing a fresh perspective and a chance to overcome past limitations.
During her intense training sessions, Midoki hones his sword agility. The daily exercises begin with fundamental movements, focusing on refining posture and coordination. Lancy, drawing from her experience, instructs Midoki to adjust his balance and perfect his strikes, emphasizing the importance of speed and precision.
The training progresses to more complex sequences, challenging Midoki's dexterity with rapid combinations. Lancy incorporates simulated battle techniques, creating a dynamic environment where Midoki can apply his newly acquired skills. With each session, Midoki feels his agility improve, absorbing Lancy's teachings with unwavering dedication.
Beyond physical aspects, Lancy weaves lessons in strategy and opponent analysis into the training, preparing Midoki for challenges that extend beyond fencing. The mentor-apprentice relationship deepens, with Midoki gaining not only martial skills but also a greater understanding of the world's complexity and the need for balance in his abilities. The training becomes more than just a physical journey—it transforms into an exploration of wisdom and insight.