A(lie)ment Isekai (Part 1)(Finished)

Chapter 11: Waiting

Here was my daily life until the tournament:

Woke up

Brush teeth, and hair.

Eat breakfast

Check inventory, make note of it earlier

Exercise

Do Daily sword training

Study

Train with instructor

Study

Eat Lunch

Pick up armor and weapons

Take a basic quest

Return and finish quest

Armor, weapon, clothing maintenance.

Return home

Go to the baths

Study

Go to bed.

This was generally how my day would go. My past life's habits would of gotten in the way when it came to sleep if it wasn't for Haku Sensei to snap me out of it. For the long time I was with him, I couldn't end up staying up late, not that there was much to do; I couldn't use videogames or tv to superglue my eyes open. That was honestly the hardest part about this fantasy world; coping over my previous everyday life. It is an itch that isn't even on my back. It is in a completely different universe, and yet, I still wanted to scratch it.

Once I ended up waking up each, I would first end up neglecting brushing my hair, though, after getting it matted Viviola ended up personally treating me as her doll, making sure to fix it, however, once she finished, she would then want to braid it, do make-up and other things. Because of this, I decided not to neglect brushing my hair, and well brushing my teeth came naturally after that.

I would end up getting dressed in my training uniform, as I would train so, but before then I would first catch some breakfast. Similar to when I met Grom, the cafeteria area would generally have a weekly breakfast schedule. Thankfully, for adventures it was free, though since it was a bit basic, I would ever so often consider going into the small Guild town for breakfast as I heard they had some of the best breakfast tarts, though, after doing it once, I felt as if i was a cheapskate as I just resumed eating at the cafeteria. I mean, I heard that the food they carried was quite healthy, so that is a bright side.

Finished, I would get ready to train, first doing a good deal of exercise to warm the muscles. It was similar to what I did at track, though also ended up taking into consideration more parts of my body, such as upper body. All exercises were also blended with full movements of each body part to ensure flexibility. And mainly the amount of necessary reps and frequency/intensity of exercise was also taken into consideration for my currently biological body, greatly attributed to Haku Sensei's help.

Once my body was all warmed up and already a bit tired, I ended up beginning to do the choreography of my sword techniques a few times, doing multiple reps of each part of the style, making sure to engrain it into me even further. Though, by now it was nothing more than instincts. What can transcend that? Beats me. Still, to maintain it is essential. I don't want what Haku taught me to be forgot just because of sheer laziness.

After this, I would do a few cooldown exercises before hitting the books. This included reading some magic books to further my magic, thoughts since I was still thinking about swordsmanship at this time, I would typically end up reading some guides on it. I could only get so much from this, especially given that there wasn't much photos or sketches on how each of the combative tips should be applied. Because of this, I didn't get much in that area.