Trial and Error

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After picking the swords, Bastian stretched a bit and picked his targets with his e-vision. With e-vision, this distance and cover were of little concern. Even if Bastian and the group of soldiers were covered by a hundred more trees, Bastian would still be able to see their bodies. Their bodies were like figures that burned in the middle of the night. Sticking out like a sore thumb. Bastian took his time to aim and let the swords fly; their paths were parabolic by nature, taking care to avoid being obstructed by the trees ahead. Now that he was put into a situation where he had to use this knowledge Bastian started to truly realize its value. Bastian likened it to understanding a mathematical principle. Even if one understood it that did not mean one could solve the problems that requi

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