Gauss wasn't clear about their thoughts. If he had known, he might have laughed.
The fact that they could receive training beside a professional Swordsmanship Instructor already indicated that their family conditions were better than many bottom adventurers.
With such a foundation, their chances of advancing to becoming a Professional were much greater than those who trained aimlessly on their own.
No need to envy others.
Of course, compared to him, there was no comparison.
The Swordsmanship Instructor, David, heard Gauss's words and, after a moment of reflection, remembered that he seemed to have guided a new adventurer named Doyle in sword skills for a while. He then let down some of his guard and approached.
"I am David, the Swordsmanship Instructor of this training ground."
