Mag's teaching was easy to understand, so even a complete novice like Ivan could understand it, and quickly got a hang of it under his instructions.
Because there were only three woks, all of them had to take turns to use them. Each crayfish was a chance to practice, and the price of 50 copper coins each made all of them very serious.
And Kitar, who had 13 crayfish, became the "rich man" among them as he had a very high trial and error rate.
They could see their failure easily. Regardless if it was charring the crayfish during stir-frying, or burning the crayfish during the reduction, they all took turns making novices' mistakes.
However, their improvements were also very obvious. Ivan, who couldn't even hold the spatula properly before, could already flip a whole crayfish over in the wok.
