Debatable.

"It's over. I can't believe my life ends like this," Liam thought to himself as he soared through the air, feeling time slow around him. "Damn you, Harvey! Was that really the time to act like a chivalrous knight?! Aren't you killing five of your brothers in arms here?! I hope you burn in hell, Harvey Dustaaaaine!! ... Wait."

His trajectory, by pure coincidence... was putting him a collision course with the sergeant.

"Aha... Hahaahaaa! This is it! I'm going to catch her! I'll finally have her where I want her!!" the boy thought madly, convinced the angels watching over him were going to have Ralli's body break his fall.

No... this situation got even more interesting! He wasn't just on a collision course with her... he was on a collision course with her ass! He was going to tackle her butt to the ground!

"Aaaahahaheeee! How long have I waited for this?!" the young man cackled, wanting to wipe his mouth even as he flew through the air. "How long have I waited to find out what kind of ass you're hiding under that skirt of yours, Teach?! You're the one who set this up, Teach! You can only blame yourself!"

Liam's face remained frozen in a devilish grin as he connected with her body...

... He was probably right that angels were watching over him, but rather than rewarding him, they may have been punishing him. He was very quickly wishing he had hit the arena wall or the ground instead. It was impossible to imagine a woman's ass could feel like Ralli's. Far from finding his head immersed in the imagined pillow of his sergeant's bottom, which he'd long since determined the fantastic size of by carefully observing her thighs and skirt, his face seemed to be crushed against it. He felt something in his neck snap. It was like colliding with a brick wall.

Regardless, it was enough to get Ralli off her feet, sending her falling to the dirt on her face as trainees landed like an arrow volley around her, followed by the cart. It hit her on the helmet and simply snapped apart, losing the collision cleanly.

Harley had given up on her laps and run over to the crash site. "H-hold on everyone! I'll call a nurse- wait, duh, I know healing magic...! H-hang on, Ms. Ralli!"

The sergeant rose to her feet before Harley could arrive, dusting herself off. "Ugh... no, I am fine. I believe... Baldwin needs your aid."

The young man was collapsed on the ground, his fingers scrabbling on the ground in pain. Everyone else, funnily enough, had mostly managed to recover, even if they were aching. He, the only one whose fall had been broken, now looked ready to be read his final rites.

Healing magic was a beautiful thing, though, and with speedy application, Harley probably saved his life. She slid to a stop beside him and began chanting words. Within no time, a light had enveloped him and restored him to functioning condition... Even if his neck would probably stay sore for a week.

"Kh... gah... th-thank... you..." Liam gasped, trying to return to his feet.

"Oh, you're welcome, but you should take it easy-" Harley started to caution him, before he brushed her off.

The revived knight trainee grinned in spite of a chipped tooth for a moment before fixing it to a completely fake but ordinary smile. "Thank you, my teacher, for the edifying assignment! We've all learned something today, I think... But, more importantly, we caught you, riiiight? It's about time we get to bite into that carrot, isn't it, Teach?"

Ralli crossed her arms, looking at the students. She had expected this to be an easy way to motivate them, and had intended for that motivation to last weeks, or even months. Now all of that was blown up. Her plan was out the window. Now, she had to find some way to recover and turn this into a teachable moment...

What the trainees had done was clearly cheating... with the exception of Harley, who also hadn't managed to excel in the exercise. Was it right to reward anyone? Would they accept receiving nothing after enduring an even harder and more embarrassing ass-kicking than they had so far?

"Teach... you there?" Liam asked with that cheeky, innocent smile on his face, trying to peer into Ralli's eyes through her visor (not realizing there were no eyes to catch, having never seen her without the helmet).