The Hyper Satomi had found a seat somewhat near Kuriko and Yumiko, and sat, fidgeting, but staring intently at the instructor on stage, who soon cleared her throat and began speaking.
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Kail Cleared her throat, looking over the mostly helpless recruits in the audience. for her, and Instructor, it was hard to keep a straight face. The recruits would hate the instructors for a few days over what they'd done. "If any of you are wondering what just went on, then wait no more. I'm here to explain everything to you. But first, I must say, Welcome to Fort Ready. I've been told this place can be five weeks of hell. Though we're trying to change that idea, we decided to start of with a bang." The instructor paced the stage as she talked, making sure to catch the eyes of as many recruits as possible, and make sure they were paying attention. "This 'Bang' we decided on was a massive simulation set up with volumetric projectors placed strategically in the forest, as a means of testing your initial skills and resolve. There was no Mishhuvurthyar invasion, simply volumetric projections, even a couple of the recruits are volumetric" Kail paused, and, suddenly, two Nekos near the front row disappeared, they were the two whom had gone to get firewood, the first to be attacked.
"This simulation was very fruitful in discovering what areas each of you need practice in, and who needs what kind of training more. For the most part, you failed, though a few of you did make attempts at doing the right thing." Another pause, as Kail gathered her thoughts. "As most of you know, Nekovalkyrja have most of their knowledge downloaded into their brains, and many wonder why they need training at all. Well, let this be a lesson that downloaded knowledge is not always a good replacement for actual experience. For those of you who are not Nekos, and never have been, know that no matter how much you may think you are ready, only the real thing can prepare you. This is what Fort Ready strives for in it's training: realism. Without realism in training, it'd be like sending you out to war as you are now, which would most likely be a disaster for whatever unlucky ship you landed on."
With that bit of wisdom, the Instructor finished her piece, but remained standing. after taking a few moments to let that information sink into the recruit's minds, she said "Now then, Any questions you would like to ask me or the other Instructor staff?" As Kail was speaking, the instructors all appeared onstage, ready for the recruits.