You've developed quickly in a short time, so you'd both be at different levels. I'd have to split my time between training you in different ways anyway, so I might as well just work with you both separately. Not to mention I doubt he'd bear the methods I use with you nearly as well.
[The explanation is made in a rather calculating, measured manner as Shun continues his weaving, though he glances over as he notices Ren hesitate. He isn't entirely sure what the cause of it is, though Ren's follow-up comment makes him nod slightly in agreement, apparently satisfied as Ren goes back to his work.]
I thought it was better to keep it one-on-one. You do seem to pay more attention as things are now.
[So it's still for entirely practical reasons, or at least it is to Shun's knowledge. And while the level of focus Ren's been giving to training recently has him doubting that it would take anything as simple as one extra person to destroy that, he does still feel it's better as is.]
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[The explanation is made in a rather calculating, measured manner as Shun continues his weaving, though he glances over as he notices Ren hesitate. He isn't entirely sure what the cause of it is, though Ren's follow-up comment makes him nod slightly in agreement, apparently satisfied as Ren goes back to his work.]
I thought it was better to keep it one-on-one. You do seem to pay more attention as things are now.
[So it's still for entirely practical reasons, or at least it is to Shun's knowledge. And while the level of focus Ren's been giving to training recently has him doubting that it would take anything as simple as one extra person to destroy that, he does still feel it's better as is.]