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Chapter 73
Recently, Mira had started learning the art of remedies from Master Ellis and had heard many stories from the underworld, which made her vigilant.
The chances were low, but one wrong move could ruin her life. The previous life was the best example.
From now on, Mira didn’t plan to eat at home, nor would she drink a single sip of water here.
Her time was tight, and she wanted to sever ties with the Mercer family as soon as possible, without dragging it out any longer.
Mira went to the Emberline Residences as usual, dropped off her backpack, and went to the small garden for her morning workout.
“Mira’s here! Mira’s here p>
“Quick, get in position, let’s begin p>
Because Mira practiced her forms there every day, a small community had formed. A group of men and women, young and old, would wait for her there early each morning.
When Mira started her routine, everyone would follow along. They weren’t professionals, and not all of them were practicing taekwondo; they were just exercising together for the atmosphere.
Mira enjoyed this peaceful and friendly environment, something she had longed for in her past life.
Since they all lived in the same complex, they became familiar over time and got along well. When Mira had time, she would teach them a move or two. If she couldn’t make it on a particular day due to special circumstances, she would let them know in advance.
Many of them had also attended the talent show yesterday to cheer her on. Now that Mira had won, they saw the beautiful and capable young woman as an idol. Many families even used her as an example to educate their children.
After her morning workout and breakfast, the next stop was Synergy Plaza for her martial arts class with Master Ellis.
Now, in addition to taekwondo, she had added a class on herbalism. Master Ellis came from a family of ancient martial artists and was well-versed in various practical remedies. For self-defense, these skills were often more useful than martial arts, especially now when Mira’s combat skills were still developing, as they could provide an element of surprise.
However, Master Ellis was very selective about taking students in this field. He was extremely picky about character. A candidate had to be kind-hearted; he wouldn’t accept anyone with a malicious nature no matter how talented or how much they offered to pay. Of course, he wouldn’t accept those without talent or patience either.
To Mira’s delight, she had progressed to a green-blue belt, fourth level in taekwondo today. Even her master praised her, saying, “You’re making rapid progress p>
At this level, she could handle most challenges. Her fellow students once again cast envious glances her way.
“Mira, what’s your secret p>
“I don’t have one. Maybe I just practice more on my own than you guys p>
It seemed they had no choice but to work harder in private.
Seeing their somewhat resentful looks, Mira quietly told her master, “Next time I level up, please don’t announce it p>
But her master replied, “It’s fine. You’re all classmates.. Martial arts training requires a spirit of friendly competition. Your fast progress sets a good example for them p>
*But I don’t want to be an example!* she thought. *I just want to quietly improve my
skills to prepare for unpredictable situations p>
Mira’s current goal was to reach the blue belt level before the end of summer vacation, but her master said, “Impossible p>
“There’s only half a month of summer vacation left. Do you think you can level up every week p>
Owen also said, “Training requires gradual progress. You upgrade based on the improvement of your body’s flexibility and strength. You can’t rush it p>
But Mira firmly believed she could do it. Because of her rebirth, her physical condition was much better than in her previous life Training felt exceptionally easy as if she pad an endless supply of energy.
Besides practicing martial arts, she had to devote most of her remaining energy to
her career.