Whenever the instructor wore this brooch, it meant there would be no training sessions that day.
Instructor's Brooch is an Artifact in the set Instructor.
Description[]
Every student in the school knew that the strict instructor was a serious soldier.
But every week, there would always be a day or two when the instructor would wear this yellow flower brooch on his chest.
The smile on the instructor's face would always bring the students a sense of relief.
For when the instructor wore the yellow flower brooch, it meant that they could take a day off and go home.
Once his boisterous students had finally gone, the instructor would visit a silent graveyard.
There, after a moment of silence, he would pay his respects to the familiar names carved on the tombstones.
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name | Literal Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| English | Instructor's Brooch | — |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 教官的胸花 Jiàoguān de Xiōnghuā | Instructor's Brooch |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 教官的胸花 Jiàoguān de Xiōnghuā | |
| Japanese | 教官の花飾り Kyoukan no Hanakazari | Instructor's Floral Ornament |
| Korean | 교관의 브로치 Gyogwan-ui Beurochi | Instructor's Brooch |
| Spanish | Broche del Instructor | Instructor's Brooch |
| French | Broche de l'Instructeur | Brooch of the Instructor |
| Russian | Брошь инструктора Brosh' instruktora | Instructor's Brooch |
| Thai | Instructor's Brooch | — |
| Vietnamese | Hoa Giáo Quan | Instructor's Flower |
| German | Ausbilderbrosche | Instructor's Brooch |
| Indonesian | Instructor's Brooch | — |
| Portuguese | Broche de Instrutor | |
| Turkish | Eğitmenin Broşu | Instructor's Brooch |
| Italian | Fermaglio dell'istruttore |
Change History[]
Released in Version 1.0
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