On the third day since Sylas began his sword training, Werner visited the count's office.
"I need to teach Young Master Sylas the Flame Wind Sword."
"...!?"
The count dropped his pen in shock at the unexpected statement. The Flame Sword, all of a sudden?
"What do you mean by that? He hasn't even mastered The Wind Sword yet."
The Corleone family's swordsmanship is divided into two categories. One is the basic sword style, the Wind Sword, which is permitted only for those who have signed a lifetime contract as knights.
The other is the Flame Wind Sword, which can only be learned by a select few close knights approved by the family's direct lineage or head.
"I've already registered that child in the family tree, so there's no reason I can't teach him. But shouldn't he first learn The Wind Sword?"
Although the names of the sword styles differ, there is a connection between the two. The Wind Sword is grounded in basic techniques, while the Flame Sword is its application.
