Novel & Cerita Luffy Mentor

"What the f**k?" Umbrie exclaimed seeing the person who would instruct them today at the training. Today is her first day at the training and she was a bit excited. Kieran motivated her to do her best and things would be easy for her. That's what she thought until she got there and found out the person training her is none other than Louis. She and a few other kids are here assigned to Louis the warrior. She got so unlucky to have Louis who used to be a rogue as her trainer. She hadn't seen Louis since that time she told him to leave her alone and he left sadly. Now they are here together.

I spun, my knife in my hand, to find the tenth opponent leaning against the rock, watching me with those knowing eyes. We need to talk, he said. About your mother. About King Lucian. About the war that is coming whether you are ready or not. I stared at him, at the wolf who had fought me in the Pit, at the stranger who claimed to know the truth. Who are you? I asked again. He stepped into the light, and for the first time, I saw his face clearly. Young, handsome, with eyes that held centuries of knowledge. My name is not important, he said, echoing Mentor's words. But the message I carry is. King Lucian did not send Mentor to train you. Mentor works for someone else. Someone who has been man

Lyra let out a small chuckle before answering, her tone turning softer. "The Royal Adviser is… strict. And Leo?" she smiled faintly, almost fondly, "he's the exact opposite. Rebellious." She leaned back slightly, her eyes distant as if replaying memories. "He's a Beta, but he trained under his father. His skills are… incredible. I told you before, didn't I?" Elara nodded, silently listening. "So Lucien asked him to be his trainer," Lyra continued. "Or more like… to stay by his side during training. Kael was completely against it. Him and Lucien…" she paused, exhaling lightly, "they've never really gotten along."

Only what one personally comprehended was truly one's own. In the immortals' world, the role of a mentor was often only to answer questions and provide guidance when apprentices were confused. Usually, they let apprentices figure things out on their own. Now, Adrian finally understood why his mentor had stopped checking up on him before. He wanted Adrian to figure things out on his own without relying on others. Seeing Adrian lost in thought, Amara didn't want to disturb him. Since there was plenty of spiritual energy there, she let him stay alone for a while and walked out of the quiet area alone.

Ren added and Gareth nodded. “Alright, then. Starting today, he’ll be your mentor. I’ll drop by once in a while and I’ll be there during evaluations. I’m sure you’ll learn more from him. Good luck.” Sab was a little sad to let them go, but it would be unfair to them if she doesn’t. She already feels guilty that she’s unable to give them the attention they needed from a mentor. Just like that? Both Polly and Jared were astonished. “Uhm, thank you, Luna.” She managed to say and Sab gave each of them a hug.

“How are you?” “I’m good. You should go back to work.” “Why are you pushing me hard to work, baby?” I tried hard to sound gloomy. “I still have a lot to learn about being a Luna, Califf.” “Hey.” I forced her to face me. “This is a long-term job. Just like being a mother.” Shit. She instantly pursed her lips. “I mean, you have me to help you out. If any of the pack members need your help, then help them, guide them, and give them advice. The rest is my job.”

It should be out of guilt, and I could not help but want to see her. ** Miguel's POV Looking at Lya and the man laughing and giggling, I was so angry that I hammered my fist into the tree beside me, and the leaves fell down in droves, almost causing me to be spotted by the MoonWar on the training ground. This was the fourth day I'd come to the MoonWar training ground to observe Lya, and I'd lost count of the number of times Lya had smiled at the man. I already knew that the man was Lya's mentor and that he is the beta of the MoonWar, but seriously, was it really necessary for a mentor to be so close to his student?

Damien wiped the sweat from his brow, his heart pounding with exhilaration. "Eva, you were incredible out there. I couldn't have done it without you." Eva smiled, her eyes sparkling with pride. "Likewise, Damien. We make a great team. Our unspoken understanding is our greatest strength." Their conversation was interrupted by a voice calling out from the distance. It was their mentor, Master Liang, who had been observing the battle from afar. "Impressive work, both of you. Your bond and silent communication are a testament to your training and dedication."

And if you say yes to him, the Trex guy would also mentor you! "Are they a packaged deal?" Lily asked the system curiously. {Trex was Cain's mentor, so he'll be your grand mentor and you'll have an opportunity to learn from him in the future!} Seeing Lily's hesitation, Cain sighed and shrugged. "I will give you till the end of the show to decide. And if you don't see me fitting enough, it's my loss that I can't have someone as talented as you as my student." "That's not it, I'm just worried since I don't have that much experience to be your apprentice." Lily chuckled awkwardly.

I won't stay anywhere except for Lana's place. Liam's suggestion was rejected by Marcel! However, he couldn't even get mad at him. Lana patted him on the shoulder and comforted him, "Liam, Marcel is a rather straightforward person. Don't take it too personally." At this time, Liam finally asked the question he had been curious about all this time. "Your mentor … how old is he?" Lana thought for a moment and replied, "Actually, I don't know his age either. I only remember that when I met him, he looked exactly like he does now."