He smiled as he saw it, before shaking his head. "Not loose enough. This stance is all about being whatever the opponent is not expecting, strong defense when they expect you to dodge, deflect when you are expected to dodge, parry or evade when they expect a strong defense, an all out attack when they predict a parry or evasion. Set up a pattern for them to anticipate, and then shatter it. And to never, EVER..."<br/><br/>He was behind her and to her left, though his voice was from the right, where he actually was, under a small baffle spell. "Stop moving."<br/><br/>He spent the next five minutes giving Inari pointers in his technique, but since its more complete form also relied on use of temporal displacement to launch ambushes by himself to set up attacks, he couldn't show her that. So she was getting the middle form, one that used a combination of technique, brute strength, and magic, which was where he had been at when he had died in the life he had originated the form in. And since several of its 'key' maneuvers relied on doing things that every other formally taught school would have an instructor beating their student unconscious for taking 'unnecessary risks,' learning it after the others would be a challenge to say the least.