Mr. Ji's morning star

Chapter 536 Swordsmanship is also a Genius
Nancy has read the information, so she knows that he is really capable. He was hired by Mitchelson to be her equestrian teacher, as well as fencing and women's martial arts teacher.

This is the one with the most courses by one person among all her teachers.

This man named Dan Marcus, behind his powerful strength, also has a relationship history of several pages, which can also be called a lover list.

To say that he is a playboy is to underestimate him, he is simply a butterfly, determined to fly all over the flowers.

Marcus said: "If you are not famous, you will not be seen by Mitchelson, so you will be seen."

Nancy showed him the comments on the e-newsletter on the tablet, "Look, [-]% of the comments on this e-newsletter are for you."

Without reaching out, Marcus leaned over to look at the tablet.

The comment area was full of mourning, and it could be seen that it was all women's cursing.

Nancy looked at Marcus's expression. Not only did this man not feel any shame, but he also showed a proud look in his eyes.

Marcus said to Nancy: "They are all my admirers."

Nancy snorted.

Marcus: "But dear girl, don't be fooled by their words. I am a dedicated person. I was just a wanderer of the soul before. I didn't find the harbor of my soul until I met you."

"Marcus." Worf's voice sounded.

Marcus glanced at Worf and pouted.

Nancy: "Do you know Worf well?"

Marcus quickly said: "Don't get me wrong, I don't know him well at all."

Nancy smiled and said, "But I think Worf is very familiar with you. Before I was in class, Worf would not call those teachers' names."

Marcus: "Maybe it's because I'm more attractive, and he's afraid you'll be charmed by me."

Nancy laughed.

Wolff frowned even tighter.

Marcus stood up. "Okay, my dear girl, it's time for us to get down to class."

Nancy: "Of course."

Marcus held the fencing in his hand and first gave Nancy a basic demonstration.

When he was doing this, his expression was serious, without any of his usual playful smiles, and his movements were standard and swift.

When he struck out with a sword, Nancy could be sure that this man really knew how to kill, had killed people, and had seen blood.

The fencing sword in his hand is not a toy, nor is it an ornamental show.

This is real teaching.

Marcus stopped and turned to look at Nancy.

The eyes of the two collided.

After looking at each other briefly, Marcus hooked the corners of his mouth, with a toothless smile, exuding the demeanor of a classical swordsman, "Hey, are you fascinated by me?"

Nancy nodded.

Marcus squinted in surprise.

Nancy said: "Your fencing is beautiful."

Marcus disappointed: "I hope you are fascinated by me."

Nancy glanced at him, looked around his face, and turned her head away.

Marcus: "Hey, hey, I can see, did your eyes despise my handsomeness just now?"

Nancy said calmly: "No, Mr. Marcus."

Not only did Marcus' expression not ease, but he was even more dissatisfied, and he had to give Nancy an answer.

Nancy said: "Mr. Marcus, I have a lover. I told you last time."

"What does that have to do with acknowledging my handsomeness," Marcus asked Nancy back.

Nancy said with a smile: "Because in my eyes, my lover is the best-looking. If you compare it with him, Mr. Marcus, your face is really one-point-yet-no-good-looking."

Marcus: "..."

Worf looked at Nancy.

The lover she said...

Worf remembered the investigation he had done.

If he remembered correctly, her lover was still a troublesome figure.

Marcus said angrily: "You mentioned this matter, I also remembered it. You were cheating last time, and your lover was not a secret at all. I found it when I went back. But you used this news to Come in exchange for my secret."

Nancy: "You asked for it yourself, didn't you?"

Coomas: "He's not as good-looking as I am."

Nancy: "Mr. Marcus."

Marcus: "Huh? Honey, do you agree with me?"

Nancy said seriously: "You are very long-winded."

"I'm wondering now, how did your personality fascinate so many women?"

"Could it be that they can't stand your long-windedness, so they deliberately pretended to be with you, and then dumped you?"

Marcus: "..."

Worf's brows relaxed, and he found that this young lady occasionally has people liking.

Marcus was probably angry, for the next teaching, he didn't say a word other than teaching.

Nancy thought it was good, and she learned it quickly.

Marcus corrected Nancy's movements, and suddenly said, "It seems that I can no longer evaluate your title of fencing genius."

"That's not necessarily true." Nancy heard his provocation, and went back to the provocation.

Marcus gave a low laugh, very magnetic, but couldn't hide his disdain.

Nancy pushed him away, "Just know how to play fencing for ornamental purposes. What Miss Mitchelson needs is practical fencing."

Marcus jumped two steps back after being pushed, raised his eyebrows and said with a smile: "Are you trying to say that you are a genius at using swordsmanship?"

Nancy raised the fencing sword and pointed it at Marcus, "Take the sword, Mr. Marcus."

In this teaching, there was no sparring class, so Nancy was wearing a fencing uniform and did not wear a helmet.

A face without makeup, flawlessly white, bright black eyes, neatly tied hair behind the head, only a few strands fell on the forehead, soft and agile.

Marcus looked at her face, and then smiled, "Since you ask so, how can I refuse you."

Marcus picked up the fencing and said to Nancy, "Come on, ladies go first."

Nancy was not polite to him and hit him.

The sound of "ping pong pong" fencing collision sounded.

The two came and went, and Wolf showed a surprised expression.

He wasn't surprised by Marcus' strength, but that Nancy could really fight Marcus.

The point is that Nancy's fencing skills are just like what she said, not a joke for viewing, but a practical attack.

Worf became more and more surprised, and in the end even became wary.

He discovered that Nancy's fencing was not so much aggressive as it was designed to counter Western fencing routines.

Her movements may not be standardized, but she can always find tricky angles and moves to catch people off guard.

If it is someone who learns traditional fencing, it will be easily defeated by Nancy.

Fortunately, Marcus's own strength is not ordinary, and he is also a character killed in the real battlefield, so he can adapt to Nancy's offensive.

It's just that Marcus was a little embarrassed at the beginning, and he became more and more defeated as he fought later, and was finally picked up by Nancy to fly the fencing.

(End of this chapter)