[POV: Rain.]
"When you wield a weapon, what do you feel?" The teacher asked a question while taking another sip from his wine bottle.
The question came unexpectedly. However, as soon as the question was asked, the instincts of the weapon wielding students were evoked.
"A sense of belonging."
"The texture of the handle."
"Grip of the handle."
"Connection with the weapons."
There were all kinds of answers. And, none of them were particularly wrong.
However, that's not the answer a 'student' should give when the teacher hasn't specified the context.
"When we wield the weapon, we feel it." Zora knew it.
There was no need to give complex answers when the one asking the question had not specified anything.
He was drunk but he was well aware that teaching a class full of amature warriors about weapon demonstration was no difficult task.