Ceaseless Training is a Daily Commission that occurs in Inazuma City, Inazuma. It can be obtained after completing the Battle of Revenge World Quest, replacing An Art to Be Honed as a possible commission.
Steps[]
- Find Asakura, who issued the commission
- Talk to Asakura
- Finish training with Asakura
Gameplay Notes[]
- If all party members fall during combat, the player will be relocated to the nearest Teleport Waypoint. The step "Finish training with Asakura" remains.
- Completing this commission and/or An Art to Be Honed five times grants the Wonders of the World achievement You Should Start A Doushin Dojo.
Rewards[]
This commission grants the following AR-dependent rewards upon completion:
Dialogue[]
Quest Description
Asakura, who was able to reclaim his weapon, is still looking for someone to help him practice his martial arts...
- (Talk to Asakura)
- Asakura: Straight lance, straight line... Hah!
- I'm here to spar again.
- Asakura: Oh! It's you. Did you take my commission again? Much obliged!
- Asakura: It's truly great to have someone as formidable as you to practice with me.
- Your skill with a lance has improved a lot.
- Asakura: Haha... You jest too much.
- Asakura: From what I have heard, one of the reasons why the lance was invented was that it allows someone who doesn't really know how to wield a weapon such as myself to fight with ease.
- Asakura: After all, this type of weapon is long and sharp. Even if the wielder doesn't know how to use it, simply stabbing and swinging with it at least appears strong.
- Asakura: However, by this rule... I actually think the humble garden fork with its three sharp tips has greater power...
- Haven't you already taken your weapon back?
- Asakura: I did retrieve my weapon, yes, but that doesn't mean that my training is over.
- Asakura: I had a run-in with the Kairagi before. It would be presumptuous to say that I will not run into even stronger enemies in the future.
- Asakura: I shall never let my weapon fall into the hands of the enemy again, thus allowing my honor as a samurai be desecrated. That's the way of samurai I wish to pursue.
- Asakura: *sigh* Well, that's all for chit-chat. I don't believe that I should be wasting your time.
- Okay, let's start.
- Asakura: No problem. Do watch yourself.
- (Starts the match)
- I still need a moment.
- Asakura: Mm. Please, take your time, and let me know when you are ready.
- (During the battle)
- Asakura: Please don't hold back, give me all you have.
- (After winning the match)
- Asakura: *panting* Your skills are truly far above mine...
- I'll hold back next time...
- Asakura: No! Please use all of your strength. Without practice, I won't grow further.
- Asakura: Given your great strength, you must have gone through much training...
- Asakura: Forgive me for being blunt, but I am really curious about how you have trained yourself.
- A giant dragon once helped me practice flying.
- Asakura: You... you flew with a giant dragon? That's unimaginable...
- A great wolf aids me in practicing my martial arts.
- Asakura: That sounds truly brave. I really wish I could see you and the great wolf fighting against each other...
- It's... nothing special.
- Asakura: Hahaha, is that so? Then I guess you must be really gifted then.
- Asakura: Thank you for sparring with me. I will remember what you have taught me. Please take these as compensation.
Other Languages[]
Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
---|---|---|
English | Ceaseless Training | — |
Chinese (Simplified) | 永不停歇的修炼 Yǒng Bù Tíngxiē de Xiūliàn | Never-ending Practice[• 1] |
Chinese (Traditional) | 永不停歇的修煉 Yǒng Bù Tíngxiē de Xiūliàn | |
Japanese | 止まらぬ鍛練 Tomaranu Tanren | Endless Training |
Korean | 끝없는 수련 Kkeut'eomneun Suryeon | Endless Practice |
Spanish | El entrenamiento debe continuar | The Training Must Go On |
French | L'entraînement ne s'arrête jamais ! | The Training Never Stops! |
Russian | Непрерывное обучение Nepreryvnoye obucheniye | Ceaseless Training |
Thai | การฝึกฝนที่ไม่หยุดยั้ง | The Training That Never Stops |
Vietnamese | Tu Luyện Không Ngừng Nghỉ | Nonstop Training |
German | Unermüdliches Training | Tireless Training |
Indonesian | Latihan Tanpa Henti | Ceaseless Training |
Portuguese | Treinamento Incessável | Ceaseless Training |
Turkish | Aralıksız Eğitim | Non-stop Training |
Italian | Addestramento incessante |
- ↑ Chinese: 修炼/修煉
xiūliàn typically refers to 修心炼身 xiū xīn liàn shēn, "cultivating the mind and body," or practicing strict self-discipline or asceticism.
Change History[]
Released in Version 2.0