Swordmaster of the Red Light District

Didier (3)

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Matthew, who saw the blind spot, hung the envelope over his ear and placed it firmly under his mouth.

As Jimmy spit out vomit enough to form a rainbow in the sky, the children continued to run around the fence and scream.

Ray, with Matthew as his shield, called the children together and shouted.

“Everyone is quiet.”

“Ugh…”

“Smell.”

“There’s a rainbow in the sky.”

“The rainbow is dirty…”

“quiet.”

Ray gave strength to his eyes, and then the children shut their mouths.

“Everyone said they wanted to become a knight. Knights don’t always wear glittering armor and roam the battlefield with dignity. Sometimes they soak themselves in dung, sometimes they starve for days to fulfill their missions. But they just buried some vomit. Are you going to cry?”

The children shook their heads slightly as the grass died.

“no…”

“Everyone, come to your senses. Don’t tremble in front of the knight. …but it smells a bit.”

What the hell did you eat for lunch?

Rey, who grumbled, took off the towel and wiped the children’s heads thoroughly.

After a while, Jimmy, who was calm in his stomach, fell to the ground and squirmed.

Didier, who glanced at Ray for a moment, gave Jimmy a strange expression.

“About 20% of the blood vessels are blocked due to incorrect mana operation. Did you even use the sword in this state?”

“Ugh, he…”

“If you were taught properly at a young age… well, no.”

It was useless.

Didier shook his head and added.

“For now, we need to focus on re-opening the clogged blood chain. It will take a while, but if we keep working hard, we’ll get to the edge of the expert.”

Didier increased the density of mana and injected it into Jimmy’s body.

The response came right away.

“Keah eek!!”

Vomit came and poured out.

Ray asked, who turned around Jimmy, who was trembling.

“Isn’t it better to train on an empty stomach?”

“It’s good to have a full stomach. Otherwise, the stomach may be broken.”

“Oh, I see. Thank you.”

“okay.”

Didier nodded, not paying attention to the vomit on his face.

Knights actually go through the training to get in the dung or put their heads in the intestines of animals.

Didier was a skilled enough knight to be terrified by the vomit splatter.

“The children’s talents are on the good side.”

“I’m glad. They’re aces at the nursery school, so what should I do if the ratings are low?”

“…when do you start your class? If you want, you can schedule a separate time at night.”

“I want to ask you something other than a technique class.”

“…? Do you want to be tested on swordsmanship?”

“I’d like to ask you for a match.”

Didier, who was silent for a moment, scanned his chin.

“I already know that your talents are great. However, in order to fully develop your talents, it is most important to have a good foundation.”

Didier looked at Jimmy and Matthew alternately. A slight sadness spread across his eyes.

“These two must also be born with qualities that are not inferior to mine. However, they do not have the opportunity to learn proper swordsmanship, so they are staying in place. You have the opportunity, so please don’t make the same mistake.”

Rei felt that the time had come to lay a sheet of iron on her face once more.

It was something I had to endure when I started cosplaying as a genius.

“You are right. But that is also the story of the criminal. I am different.”

“…”

Didier’s eyes twitched.

Rey’s face was hot, but she bit her teeth tightly and endured the humiliation.

Mana techniques could not be learned carelessly, and the basic swordsmanship was inherent in Harsia’s space sword.

A few postures could be corrected, but rather than that, it was much more efficient and urgent to master swordsmanship and learn a sense of action through a match.

“Hmm.”

Didier thought for a moment.

‘Even if the brain is a little smart… is 9 years old still 9 years old?’

Ray’s unique stubbornness and overconfidence toward himself were felt in Ray.

At that age, he had already awakened his mana and knocked out adults, so there is no reason to disparage the world’s arrogant feelings as foolish.

However, if he refused to teach because of his own arrogance, even if he had the talent of unearned money, his time to become a master would be delayed by more than 10 years.

‘I’m going to have to break my pride once and for all. There is also a mission that the Count gave me.’

Please understand Rey’s skill accurately.

It was one of the Count’s missions.

Didier knew that Rey had just awakened his mana, but he never knew.

Having come this far, I was thinking of pushing Rey’s limits to the end.

“I’ll do your favor. Let’s make a bet instead.”

“A bet?”

“Make me spend mana in a 5-minute match. If I succeed, I will reward you.”

“Mana… What are you going to do with your senses?”

In knight-level battles, it is essential to strengthen the five senses using mana.

Didier shook her head.

“I’m not going to use mana at all. I’ll have to have that handicap to make a bet.”

“You don’t have to strengthen your muscles, but then you’ll have a good balance.”

Didier frowned slightly.

Even though Ray’s talent is excellent, this was too difficult to grasp the subject.

Didier concealed his disappointment and threw a large bait.

“If you succeed, I will surely grant one request that does not go against chivalry within the limits of my abilities.”

“Are you serious?”

“Being honored as my knight.”

“Um… If I fail, I will faithfully follow Sir Didier’s education in the future. Also, I will grant Sir Didier a favor. Is this enough?”

“I bet my honor as a knight, so you must prove your will.”

Didier nodded playfully.

It was a joke that I threw because I wanted to see Ray’s embarrassment, but Ray responded without changing a single expression.

“I’ll bet on my mother’s honor.”

“Yes, your mother’s honor… Mother?”

Didier, who knew who Ray’s mother was through preliminary research, narrowed her eyes.

Where is this crafted?

Ray brazenly shaved his chin as he caught Didier’s gaze, which had roughly such a meaning.

“Even the poor have honor. I have always respected my mother.”

“…”

Didier muttered.

I wanted to say something, but I was wondering what to say because I thought it would be a pad lip.

Didier, who was worried, realized.

‘It’s an outsider.’

I had to nod my head if I wasn’t seriously arguing with the 9-year-old about the value of honor.

“Ummm… Yeah, I get it.”

“Are you going to start right away?”

“Yeah. That’s right.”

Didier, who suddenly put the honor of a knight and a prostit*te on the same line, couldn’t give up her gloom and picked up a wooden sword.

How does it feel to start drying?

Maybe it was intentional? The corners of his lips were twitching for nothing in an absurd family.

Meanwhile, Jimmy, who stood up from his seat, shook his head as he looked at the two men with their wooden swords pointed at each other.

‘Rei, that guy is trying to eat even the knights on his back!’

Didier thinks so.

That bastard with no genealogy believes only in his talent and gnaws his jaws! I will carve true education deep into my bones today!

‘But there’s no way it’s going to go the way I thought it would.’

Jimmy gave Didier a pitying look.

Didier didn’t understand Jimmy’s eyes, and he adjusted his momentum towards Ray.

“Let’s start. I will yield the first attack.”

“All right.”

Rei, holding the wooden sword in her hand, picked her breath.

He thought about whether he should hide his skills, but it was already discovered by the Count.

In order to grow properly, he needed someone who would eventually accept the sword.

When it comes to choosing an opponent, there is no other person more appropriate than a loyal knight under the Count.

‘I do my best.’

Wrath!

Rey, who pushed the ground, suddenly stood in front of Didier.

faster than expected

The moment Didier had such a thought, Ray disappeared leaving behind an afterimage.

Whoa!

The sound of scratching the ground hit Didier’s ear belatedly.

Feeling the sharp agility rising up his spine, Didier, who turned his body, swung his sword with all his might.

Kwaang!!

“?!”

Rey, whose body was pushed back by the tremendous repulsive force, rolled over the ground once and regained his posture.

It was an unexpected power clash. The wooden sword was about to be cut in half.

‘what?’

It’s only hit the sword once, and that’s it.

Even if Didier was a great knight who had undergone intense training, he could not achieve this level of superpower without using mana.

Rey, who lowered her head, stiffened in surprise.

Didier, who looked cold, was smiling.

With a smile on his face, he was not hiding his feelings of exhilaration.

Didier waved his arm.

bang!

A wave burst near Didier’s luggage, and two swords flew through the air.

Two swords that rotated several times were thrust into the ground with Rey and Didier between them.

Didier drew a sword that radiated cypher anticipation.

“I lost the bet.”

It was a single blow, but Didier could understand.

Rei’s speed, gait, sword speed, sword sword, sword pressure, response.

All of them had reached the level of a proper expert.

Didier thanked the Count.

It was indeed an honor. To the future sword master, even for a short period of time, he took on the role of a master.

“Try right now.”

Ray also drew his sword.

There was no hesitation.

“Gladly.”

*

“My butt hurts…”

“You should have learned to ride.”

Mohammed smiled as he pulled Alesia’s horse closer.

“You’ll learn this eventually, so why are you so stubborn about learning?”

“It’s scary because of the high visibility. I wouldn’t have ridden a horse my whole life if my father didn’t forbid wagons to and from the nursery…”

“Isn’t it okay if I don’t go to the orphanage?”

Mohammed asked, pretending to be naive.

Alessia licked her lips and murmured.

“My knights are what I have to manage…”

I saw a nursery in front of me.

Alessia, who arrived at the entrance of the nursery on horseback, patted herself on the horse.

Mohammed sighed inwardly and grabbed Alesia and lowered her from the horse.

“You’re the face I saw last time.”

“Huh!”

Zoltan, a member of the Jimmy family and guarding the orphanage, screamed inwardly.

When Alesia stayed at the orphanage, she struggled alone because of the pressure and not being able to speak to others, but not long after that, seeing Alessia again made her heart sink.

asked Zoltan, who immediately knelt down on one knee.

“Hello. What are you doing today…?”

“Well, Rei is learning the sword, so I’m here to see her skills!”

“He, he, then, let’s go in.”

Upon entering the nursery, the children who found Alesia cheered.

Alesia, who enjoyed her popularity to her heart’s content by waving her hands day by day, walked towards the barrier.

A great roar was resounding from the inside of the fence.

Kahn!! Whoa whoa whoa!!

“Oh! You look like you’re at war. Sir Mohammed! Lift me up!”

“Lady, that’s dangerous…”

“Come on, I’ll upload it!”

“…”

Mohammed, who sharpened his senses as sharply as possible, grabbed Alesia’s armpit and lifted it high into the sky.

Her field of vision rose sharply, and the sight inside the barrier was reflected in Alesia’s eyes .