T.S training

They had a task to teach. He had an idea for how to do it.  At least the start of it. He'll likely be doing this for quite a while, to be exact. During his time when he needs training, he treats the recruits as one normally would. He'd get them up early to get things started. The army was likely made up of several Hyojun. In terms of things, he could teach? He was somewhat of an expert in several fields.

Despite that, he was willing to use his charismatic attitude, and personality to help inspire those around himself. Being completely willing to use his appearance to help inspire people, as well as his idol abilities. With what he learned in Dawn academy...he'd apply this here.

The Hyojun's training was meant to build habits, that would soon become 'automatic'. Yes, he used the concept of Automatic processing to train the recruits. Trying to get them to add better movement. Better attacks, smoothen their process, so they wouldn't even need to actively think about how they fight. Getting the training to become habit-forming to the fullest.

He'd try to pass on this ability to any of the members. This one being something he'd spread out without too much prejudice. He'd have them train by fighting against multiple opponents at once, switching them in and out, and switching who will fight who. Even switching allies and comrades mid exercise, with a simple shout of 'betray', even mid-swing. He'd be teaching them what Taizen had taught him.

Attentive Focus.

That is what will be added to the Shu army as one of their many trump cards. Something that would give them a huge advantage in the field of war, or battle. Its usefulness in one on one duels was minor, but...its usefulness on the battlefield was impossible to measure.

He'd also be teaching them how two weapons that the Hyojun preferred more than others. He'd teach them how to use the counter to the samurai weapons. The sai, as well as the Shokoku national weapon. The Jian. The reason for teaching them to use the sai was simple...in a battle against Astraea. Against Yatogari. Against other Hyojun. All three would be ruined by disarming the weapon. The Jian's purpose was fairly obvious, as in Shokoku it takes the place of the Katana or the broadsword.

He'd start segregating at this point, if only due to some people having the talent to use abilities, and some aren't able to.

The fact the Shu Hyojun was made up of mostly sound Hyojun, it meant his ability to train those with the sound techniques was useful. Even those who weren't part of the Hyojun who had sound would be taught as well. He was able to teach the basic sound techniques, and teach others to use the sound element with his own ability. Though it wasn't only that, that he was teaching.

His training continued though. There was no shortage of what he was trying to teach, each of them with a purpose. In this case, he'd teach the Hyojun under his care not only the basic Raikiri sword techniques. He'd teach them a technique where if they were disarmed? They could stomp on the hilt of the sword, and send it back to their hand while damaging them. An adaption to the weakness of the Hyojun's reliance on their power. The Rakiri Sword:Shangsheng ti technique is what was used.

The very tip...for those who managed to delve DEEP into their Hyojun blood?

He would teach them Zhending de xieye. A technique made to eliminate another weakness. Its purpose is to delay their regeneration to allow them to save it for more grievous injuries. A way to save more lives, especially those who had reached that stage.

He was urging to push the Hyojun family and the warriors of Shu to a new frontier. Using the same training he used with Xiang and Jin with them. Adding new concepts and abilities to Shokoku as a whole.

<TL;DR. Chunhua will be training the recruits the following. Attentive Focus, Sound, Raikiri Hyojun sword.  Zhending, de xieye, Raikiri Sword:Shangsheng ti.>