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Chapter 1391 No. 10: Trainers should be able to train everything

In this school, many students are talented but drifters who simply follow the expectations of others and follow the guidance of their instincts.

Even with childhood dreams and long-established goals, I still didn’t really realize what path I had chosen. Only when I really made the decision, stepped onto the field, and won a game after much difficulty, or didn’t win at all…

Only then can you truly realize what it meant to accept the invitation and step into the central government.

Of course, they are still children. Even if a few of them have heard warnings and been advised, they still lack a sense of reality. Only those like Rudolph, who have experienced similar circumstances since childhood, can make real choices in their lives.

——And they did choose this place.

There is no difference in the results, but they have become one of the few people who truly understand the risks and are prepared.

There are too few of them, so few that they cannot represent the majority of students. This also makes the demons often have a tolerance towards the ordinary students here that is almost indulgent.

——But it’s not because of compassion.

Life is like a huge lie, which tricks you into signing an unequal contract early on.

We cannot choose where we are born, nor can we choose our living environment, so it is natural that we will eventually become streams that flow into the river, and become thousands of people with thousands of faces, but all of them will be part of the arena.

Isn't it the same for everyone in the world?
Isn't it the case that in the eyes of the very few who can see the pros and cons, they step onto their own tracks ignorantly and face different outcomes, whether good or bad?

Mann, who had visited the activity room not long ago and expressed his feelings directly about this conclusion, seemed to be the most touched by this.

But Omar, who could also empathize with the girls, did not care about them out of compassion.

The answer had already been given once in the past.

The temperament of a horse girl is the most important, and that temperament encompasses everything they think, want and desire in their daily lives.

It's like a long sword, which not only needs to be polished but also needs to be maintained.

Admittedly, the maintenance before polishing is meaningless and may even cause the sword to not survive the polishing process, but Omer is not worried about this because there are enough meticulous polishers for those swords.

——Trainer.

Coach, guide, elder... Trainers often have different definitions based on their own personalities and the chemical reactions they get from interacting with the horse girls, but that doesn't hinder Omer's understanding of their definitions.

The polisher, the forger.

But at the same time, one thing we must remember is that things made from forged steel are often as hard as steel, and may even be as hard as steel itself.

They also need maintenance, and this maintenance is not as simple as maintaining their mental health.

As I said before, it’s not that there is no psychiatrist in the Tresen Infirmary, but they often can’t get a job.

Omer had no intention of reporting this matter to the chairman, because he actually didn't want a real psychologist to get involved in the chemical reaction between the trainer and the horse girl.

That only makes them right, common, and taken for granted.

But ordinary and taken for granted are not the same. There is a very clear distinction in value in the eyes of the devil.

The more you pursue correctness and perfection, the more you can feel the changes that struggle and entanglement can bring, and the vivid vitality that bursts out from the struggle and entanglement.

During the past two months, he has been busy not only in reality but also in spiritual cultivation.

He had to think not only about himself but about others, especially the women he was meant to live with—he had to think about the differences in each one in order to think about the possibilities needed to bring these people together.

In such thinking, what kept coming to his mind and hindering his thinking were those logical errors and character flaws.

Both in them and in myself.

It always made him unable to ignore it, but it also allowed him to feel the vivid energy of these people.

Yes, rather than being vivid and three-dimensional, these "mistakes" give him the true nature of being a lovable and living thing.

They are undoubtedly troublesome, they carry their own "abnormalities", but they are by no means things that should not exist, especially since they have all fought against them before, and now they have overcome the extreme negativity and turned to the present moment that is not unmanageable. The more he felt pity and joy in his heart, and smiled unconsciously on his face, he just realized the truth that he had clearly felt for a long time, but had never summarized: Only by fighting against his own immaturity can a person forge an exceptionally brilliant self.

Those trainers do not need to be ground into smooth stones. They should also be sharp swords with their own edges, and can be used to forge another excellent sword blank.

So they don't need a psychiatrist.

They don't need to cry for the troubles that oppress them, cry until the tears fall like rain, and then stop like rain, as if they have cried out all the negativity, and then engage in the so-called reconciliation.

That's not about crying out all the negativity, that's actually drying up the spiritual spring in your heart.

To step into such a place and walk on such a road is to be out of touch with the ordinary. The ordinary path guided by the psychologist is actually a job of execution.

——Execute their obsessions and kill their dreams.

Integrating into the path of ordinary people, one will gradually feel powerless on the path of the central trainer.

How many sword embryos with outstanding talents will they waste before they resign voluntarily?
Omar was the only one who was too lazy to speculate on this.

He only knew that it was reasonable for the chairman to hire a psychologist, but it was also the norm on campus that people did not seek help from a psychologist when they had problems.

It’s hard to say whether it’s good or bad. After all, before this, those students’ psychological problems had no way to be resolved, and they would more or less cause some problems.

But now, he listened to and intentionally directed his companions' troubled attitudes, and even let Nishizaki Yutaka do the publicity.

With such an outlet, he actually hoped that the status quo could be maintained.

Although this was not very friendly to the psychiatrists, some of whom might have been eager to show their talents and put their life's knowledge into practice, Omer did find them a hindrance.

But rather than telling the chairman and causing more trouble, he naturally did nothing and quietly opened a psychological clinic for himself as an unlicensed quack doctor.

I don’t know when those licensed doctors will come to see me.

But if he really comes back, he doesn't care.

After all, not "complaining" to the chairman at this time was to avoid suspicion and trouble, and my reasons were a bit "abstract" and it might be difficult to convince others just by saying them out loud.

We should have some results by the time they come back.

He also plans to take some time during this period to organize and polish his own ideas in order to prepare for the Ace Attorney segment.

But before that, something happened that was beyond his expectations, which happened the next afternoon.

In less than a day, he received visits from seven trainers.

Although this group of visitors, which was mixed with old acquaintances, mostly came to say hello, ask about recent situations, confirm the authenticity of Nishizaki Yutaka's propaganda, and chat about some small troubles in life, it was far from the scope of psychological medicine.

However, the strong effect of Nishizaki Yutaka's publicity was far beyond his expectations.

After all, school hasn't started yet today, and these seniors have come here specially.

Among the seven people, five of them mentioned the civil association that should have passed away with Nishizaki Yutaka's departure.

Omar didn't know whether to say that this was the inevitable commonality of overlapping circles, or whether this shabby association was really so annoying that five central trainers had turned their attention to it.

Of course, saying that the frequency was too high was only true for Omer himself, who listened very attentively throughout the whole process and even reviewed his memory after it was over.

For Zero, who is not so used to reviewing, even though Ultraman's memory review may be as intelligent as a chip, he can still ask a clear question:
"Huh? What frequency is high? What did you say?"

"..."

This was a rather regrettable point, and Omar couldn't help but think of it in the silence.

The captain of the Kingdom of Light Security Brigade has such high information sensitivity. No wonder the efficiency of recovering lost items in the laboratory is always low.