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right, I think this should be enough.
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>> Huh? What's up with all the little
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>> They're part of a training method my dad
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taught me. Toss all the rocks into the
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air, then dodge them as they fall back
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There's no way. No one can do that.
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Wrong. Just watch. You'll see.
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Amazing. Not even one of them hit you.
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So you just do this over and over.
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Doesn't cost anything either. Pretty
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Over and over. Even though it hurt if
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It's fine. The secret is just don't get
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hit. And after a few tries, you learn to
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see where the rocks are going.
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And even if you do get hit, they're just
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small rocks. Think about how much worse
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>> Okay, I guess when you put it that way,
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I sort of have to agree.
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>> Right. And if you master this lesson,
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you'll learn to dodge your enemy's
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>> I see. Well, maybe I should try it then.
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Yes, you should. And here we go.
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Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. I can't dodge all this.
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Whoa. Peter, are you all right?
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I know they're small, but they still
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Let's try a different lesson.
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>> running with armor. I put some over
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>> Isn't that armor meant for adults? It's
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bigger than we are. That's not a
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If Kai can do it, I can do it.
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Oh, Peter, are you all right?
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>> That's exactly what you said after the
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last test. I can't run with something so
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I think you're going to have to train in
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a way that works for you, Peter.
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Are you saying I can't keep up with you,
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I've been training like this since I was
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I'm used to the stones and the armor,
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but maybe you need to start with
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something less challenging.
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But I'm a little older than you.
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>> Does that even matter?
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>> It does. I swear I'll make it work for
