Minamoto Tamako could understand what Senior Kazama meant: to forget the rules and adhere to them in such a way that the method of firearm use becomes ingrained in the bones, forming a kind of conditioned reflex muscle memory.
But knowing is one thing, doing it is another.
"Draw your gun!" Kazama Tatsuya commanded.
Minamoto Tamako quickly drew her gun, aiming at the iron target.
"Too slow, do it again."
Minamoto Tamako returned the handgun to its holster, concentrating entirely, tense, with her finger hovering near the gun's handle, waiting for Kazama Takunobu's command, when unexpectedly, he suddenly said, "Stand firm!"
Instinctively, Minamoto Tamako drew the gun, realizing it only afterward, quickly reholstering and standing firm. Kazama Tatsuya didn't criticize her but asked her to do it again.
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"Draw your gun!"
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"Wrong, basic mistake, your finger shouldn't be on the trigger... do it again."
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"Draw your gun!"
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