>"Ah, I see. Well, going to have to work on that one."
>"And I guess the only thing to it at this point is lots of practice. Or do you have any more helpful hints?"
>"For the time being, I would recommend working on your invocation time. The sooner you can fire, the better. It will help you draw more potential as well. If you want to try firing without your hands, gather the feeling elsewhere. Once you are more skilled, you should be able to automatically gather it throughout yourself without trouble. You can try to project it outside of yourself before forming the shot, and form it outside of yourself."
>"Once you get better, you can try to form different kinds of bullets, and direct them to move in motions that are not straight lines. As you've probably gathered, the heart of Danmaku is misdirection and trickery. No one can create enough to make something truly inescapable. So instead, you must be clever. As well, and equally important, it is a contest of beauty. Simple utilitarian patterns won't carry you far, people unravel them too quickly. It is also a point of pride, for lack of better words. A display of ability. As well, your abilities will affect your danmaku. Right now, you don't have much to draw upon to shape it. But as you learn more, you'll be able to apply it to your danmaku."
>"I hope this isn't too much for you?"
