"Flash Steps." The name alone sounded fast. Ethan turned to Arthur, who was smirking at him, a glint of amusement in his crimson eyes.
"It's a cool name. So, how do I learn it?" Ethan asked, eager to get started.
Arthur shook his index finger side to side, his grin widening. "Not so fast. First, you need to understand how this technique actually works."
"Alright." Ethan nodded, trying to keep his impatience in check.
Arthur's tone shifted slightly, taking on a more serious edge. "This technique is unique. Right now, it looks like I'm moving insanely fast, right?"
"Yeah," Ethan agreed. "Honestly, it seems like you're teleporting or something."
"Exactly. But the thing is… I'm not moving that fast. Or at least, not fast enough to look like I'm teleporting."
Ethan frowned. "But you are moving fast."
Arthur chuckled. "That's where you're wrong. It's not just about raw speed—it's about how your mind perceives speed. That's the trick behind Flash Steps."
