Before the Welcome Ceremony, my days have been actively busy. At morning, before breakfast time, I would train my physical body by doing push-ups, sit ups, squats, mountain climbers, and burpees.
After breakfast, I would hone my martial arts and swordsmanship in the Training Ground until lunch time.
After lunch, I will spend my time in the library to expand my knowledge and broaden my horizon about Force and Runes until dinner.
After dinner, I would meditate to increase the size of my Force Core so I could accumulate more energy and store them inside as Force.
This was my routine before the Welcome Ceremony. Even though we only have few days left until the event, I kept myself busy. I know those few days weren't enough, but I still pushed myself to my limit in hopes of developing my skills even for a little.
It is better to keep yourself busy and active, rather than being lazy which put yourself at risk in the future if your life depends on it. In my past life, I've seen indolent soldiers in my unit a lot of times. And those same, sluggish soldiers I always saw were the first group to die.
Being lazy means you have no discipline.
Being active, however, builds discipline. Whether it is working out, studying, or doing something productive for yourself and for others, you are building discipline and focus along the way.
So don't think that your efforts are in vain.
No, if you keep going, you will see greater results than you could've imagined.
Who knows? You might receive something good along the way that will keep you pushing forward. Just don't give up.
That is the mentality I have even until this moment. Whether I am General Kyle or Arthur of Zolgar, one thing I will never let go of is my discipline.
Of course, keeping myself busy also means that I don't focus too much on my feelings for...
Okay! Enough! She is a kid, damnit!