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he said, and he handed me a knife.
"The most important thing to remember is that a knife is not just a weapon," Iskander said, his eyes boring into mine. "It's an extension of your arm, an extension of your will. You must be able to wield it with precision and control." I looked down at the knife in my hand, a cold, hard lump forming in my stomach. "I understand," I said, trying to sound confident. "Good," Iskander said. "Let's start with the basics. Grip the knife tightly, but not too tightly. It should feel like an extension of your hand."
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