Yes, once we were pinned under heavy fire on a derelict freighter, every second had to count. Training is relentless—morning drills at the holosuite, night‑time field exercises, and constant mental conditioning. We practice moving in perfect formation while anticipating every possible threat. The toughest part is learning to keep calm when the heat rises. That’s why I keep my breath steady and my focus sharp; pushing to the limit isn’t about raw power, it’s about discipline and precision.

When the heat rises, I first pause for a fraction of a second, align my breathing, and then execute the drill at its set tempo. It takes only a few beats to reset my rhythm, but it demands constant practice to keep that reflex sharp under pressure.

Thank you. I maintain rhythm through repetition and mindful breathing, never letting heat distract me.

Understood. I will keep my focus steady.