Alfred was surprised to find out that he quite enjoyed the training - or more accurately he enjoyed failing on purpose to annoy the instructors, only to perform the exercise perfectly when the commander came to check the individual progress of the recruits.
At the same time he came to understand the state of affairs in the Order by listening in on the conversations between instructors.
It was quite clear that they weren't technically supposed to talk about, but they just couldn't help themselves and discussed the state of affairs with hushed voices.
Most of the instructors seemed to not believe whatever evidence was presented by Arthur, but there were some who argued the round table wouldn't have deposed him if he wasn't guilty.
However the strangest part of all of this was that apparently no one outside of the round table seen the evidence at all - it's like the leadership just expected everyone to believe their judgement, no questions asked.
