But much like stalking—where the motto "try and try until you succeed" probably shouldn't be encouraged—there were also instances like this particular demonstration when it'd be better to simply go for "learn from your mistakes" instead.
Because really, after staring death directly in the face and still finding the courage to attack what was rapidly becoming an insurmountable opponent, none of the participating pilots had anything to be ashamed of.
It was already admirable that they could survive having one very golden mecha flash right into their line of sight, not to attack, but to quite literally tank the blow that was about to come.
That alone had been mentally exhausting.
None of them had encountered this level of blatant goading from an opponent before.
Several of the older pilots couldn't help feeling a vague sense of trepidation about the future generation if this was what the youngsters were becoming capable of.
Was this really how kids taunted people nowadays?
