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Yes, indeedy. And I'm sure the other students would've just adored making friends with the pale, weird-eyed kid who thinks about how to kill whole armies.

That sounds entirely plausible to me, that lessons of warfare and battle would just "click" for him. It would explain how he rose through the ranks as quickly as he did, if he was offering up more efficient strategies of historical battles in the Shin-Ra equivalent of grade school. (and please...

I don't think it would be that big of a leap to go from simply "the power of the Ancients" to realizing from the tests that "hey, this kid and more like him could really make a kick-ass army to protect our interests". So, I agree that being bred to be a SOLDIER probably wasn't initially in the...