Yasuo raised an eyebrow and blinked twice at Watari, he thought it was fairly obvious what the students would learn from each of them. Still, perhaps some clarification was needed. "-Ahem- Watari is correct, so I'll provide some more details. Just as Watari said, he'll demonstrate, teach, and help you understand the dirty tricks needed. He'll show you what to look for, how to counter it, and if you need, how to do so yourself without making it obvious. He doesn't have the same grading system I do, so be warned." Some of the students seemed to better understand now and nodded in agreement, both with Watari's statement and Yasuo's. A good third of the students lined up before Watari.
"I will be teaching you similar tactics, though my style of teaching will be much different. I'll basically be showing you how to use your environment for such tricks, what to be aware of when in such an environment, and how to counter it as well as how to best utilize it. My grading will be mostly on how well you use what you've been taught against the others and how well you've perfected the techniques taught you." With that, some of the students that were left began to line up in front of Yasuo and he'd give a small nod.
"Good good, finally, those who are being taught by my father will learn just how he fights and what he looks for when preparing to fight. Most likely he'll teach you ambush tactics, for lack of a better term, what to look out for if you're about the victim of such, and how to figure out if such tactics are being plotted by someone. Be warned, I have no clue how he'll grade you and his lessons should be understood, emulated, and then tucked away. As Watari said, everything learned today will be preparation for the future should you ever find yourself in such situation. There is no guarantee you'll need it, you may go you whole lives never having to use it, but learning about it will prove useful. Also, we'll rotate the batch of students so all of you obtain as much information on this subject as possible. Al-" 'Headmaster!' One student called out. "Hm... It's rather rude to call out before I finish speaking, I trust you have something important to say Gin?" The young man shivered for a moment before standing at attention. 'I... I just don't understand. If you think there is a potential we won't need this... then why study it at all? Isn't being too prepared just as problematic as not prepared at all?'
Yasuo went silent for a moment, his expression hardening a bit before then softening. He'd let out a small sigh and then shake his head. "Your concerns are noted... However. Life has a funny way of throwing things at you. Even your normal training might do you no good in a real combat scenario." He'd pause and put his hands into his sleeves before staring down at the floor. "Training in the basics every day implants memories in your body that even when your mind goes blank, your body remembers. Even in times of peace, having this knowledge could separate not just you, but even someone you wish to protect from victims to victors." Another pause. "Perhaps I just want to teach you all something I wish was taught to me so I didn't have to learn on my own and with my life at risk. Perhaps I just wanted to pass on something that was my own in case I leave this world tomorrow... Heh, whatever the case, this is simply a lesson I wish to teach you. If you don't wish to learn such, you're free to leave and then return once these lessons are over. I predict it'll take at minimum three days, max, the whole week, maybe two. I'll be sure to inform you if it goes on longer," He'd then smile. "It's all up to you to figure out if this is a skill you wish to have or not, I'll not force you, though this foolish head master will ask you to give it a try first." With that, he finished and the rest of the students decided to divide themselves among the three.
In total, Yasuo had 3/10s of the students, Watari 5/10s of the students, and Juichiro had 2/10s. With that, Yasuo nodded. "Alright. We'll all return here at Mid-day. I trust you all to listen to your instructors and accept the grades they give you. If you feel like you were judged unfairly, feel free to bring it to my attention AFTER the day's over."