Editing Battle Training (section)

===Forest 1===

'''Kireek'''

 Prepare yourself for the savage creatures of Ragol.
 If you're close enough, a cursor shows you which enemy you can attack.
 Don't let them surround you!

 Be careful.
 Even if you defeat one group, another one may be hiding near you.
 Watch the radar. Prepare for the battle so you don't get surrounded.

 That's a door switch. Press it. The door should become unlocked.

 In some areas, you must defeat all the enemies to unlock the door.
 Perhaps it's a security reason...
 Other doors can be opened through switches.

 Arms and protectors have attributes.
 Learn to link attributes to enemy types.
 Monsters around here are all native animals. Practice on them.
 Techniques also have attributes.
 Learn the attributes if you want to survive.

 If you're with your teammates, they'll watch your back.
 If you're alone, try to change the view often to look around.

 What's wrong? Is it difficult to hit the enemies?

* [OPTION 1:] Yes, very…

 All right.
 I'll teach you some of the basics.  Stop and listen to me.
 First of all, there are three different types of attacks.
 "Attack" is a fast striking move, but it's not very powerful.
 A charged "Heavy Attack" is more powerful, but it can be easily dodged.
 "Extra Attack" generates a special power from your weapon.
 Understand?
 You can do up to 3 combo attacks if you attack rapidly.
 This is a simple tip to help you increase your hit rate.
 How do you choose which attack to use?  Judge it by the enemies you face.
 Make sure you survive.
 Try some attacks when you see some monsters.

* [OPTION 2:] No problem.

 All right. It's OK as long as you aren't a liability.

 <hero name>, did you learn the trick?
 Two easy "Attacks", then a critical "Heavy Attack" as a finishing blow.
 This is one example.

 One can also use Techniques.
 Techniques use up TP, but they always hit enemies.
 Unfortunately, androids can't use Techniques. I envy those who can.

 Here's a simple battle tip...
 Be mindful of the colors during the battle.
 The cursor color above the enemy is a hint on how to attack an enemy.

 <hero name>, look at the Action Palette. See the outline colors?
 Notice that the cursor color has a matching Action Palette color.
 So a red cursor means press the red Action Palette key/button.
 Got it?

'''Ash'''

 Wh...who is it!?

 I don't know who you guys are, but be careful...
 They're...still hiding around here.

 ......

'''Kireek'''

 I can hear something... A growl...?

'''Ash'''

 [If you talk to him again without picking up the disk…]
 The disk? I think... it's near the monsters.

'''Narration'''

 Got the data disk!