Mr. Ji's morning star

Chapter 539 Will be torn apart by other males

Sylvie thought to herself: Even if there was an attack one day, seeing dead people, or even Nancy who killed people, it would not be like today.

What is more terrible than the danger of life?
Sylvie didn't know that what happened that day did not threaten Nancy's life at all.

Nancy is in a very unhappy mood at the moment, but most of this displeasure does not belong to her...

No, it shouldn't be said that way, it should belong to her, after all, she is Nancy now.

It turned out that she should bear everything that happened to Nancy, and she was already prepared for it.

Besides, this is not the first time.

It's just never been a surge like this.

It was as if it had been suppressed for a long time, and suddenly it erupted, and even she was caught off guard.

"I know you're impatient, but it's not the best time, it's not the time yet." Nancy moved her lips silently, saying what only she could hear.

Sylvie looked at her suspiciously.

Nancy looked at the fencing field in front of her.

Nancy accelerated her pace even more, making Sylvie have to walk fast to keep up.

Entering the fencing field, Nancy heard the sound of fencing and looked up to see the people in the field.

Marcus held a slender fencing sword and hit the doll between the eyebrows with a sword.

He turned his head and saw Nancy exactly.

Neither of them spoke. After looking at each other briefly, Marcus moved his eyeballs and saw Sylvie behind Nancy.

"Nancy, I'm not avoiding you on purpose these days, I just feel that I'm too weak to be by your side, but I'm working hard, and I will catch up with you, just like now!"

Sylvie couldn't see Marcus at all, her eyes were all on Nancy.

The sword in Marcus's hand was thrust into the puppet.

Nancy didn't respond to Sylvie's words, she walked forward and chose a fencing sword.

Then he walked back to the field and said to Marcus, "Let's play another game, seriously."

Sylvie followed Nancy's gaze before noticing Marcus.

"Huh?" Sylvie said to Marcus, "Mr. Marcus."

Marcus looked at him and shouted with a smile, "Sylvie."

Sylvie felt that his smile was dangerous and his eyes were threatening.

Sylvie instinctively didn't want to provoke him, but when he saw Nancy, he thought of the decision he had made before.

Sylvie stopped, looked up at Marcus, "Mr. Marcus, so you are also Nancy's swordsmanship teacher."

Marcus said, "See with your own eyes."

Sylvie felt Marcus' rejection of her, and looked at him suspiciously.

In his impression, Kumas's attitude towards him was neither familiar nor indifferent, it could only be said to be normal.

The reason why Sylvie is called Teacher Marcus is because Marcus is also his swordsmanship teacher, but Marcus mainly teaches Hill, and he is just incidental.

Anyway, Marcus didn't really teach him seriously, and Marcus's attention was on Hill.

Marcus once said that even a man would be tempted by Hill's pretty face.

Because of this sentence, Marcus was fired, and to put it harshly, he was kicked out of Louis' house.

It was only later that Sylvie found out about Marcus' personality. He was a famous playboy, a scumbag who didn't care about men and women.

Now this scumbag is here, teaching Nancy swordsmanship.

Sylvie looked at Marcus with vigilant eyes.

Marcus had ignored him, and smiled at Nancy, "My beloved girl, I knew you would come back to me. It was right for me to wait here."

Sylvie's eyes suddenly changed, and she had already recognized that Marcus was plotting against Nancy.

He said to Marcus in a cold voice: "Mr. Marcus, please pay attention to your words, otherwise I don't think the Mitchelson family will ask you to be Nancy's swordsmanship teacher again."

Marcus threw the sword in his hand.

A straight line shot past Sylvie's side, piercing his clothes, and took Sylvie back half a step.

Sylvie was taken aback, and the policeman glared at Marcus.

Marcus had a half-smile, "Hey, little boy, don't come to play the game of vying for a partner if your organs aren't fully grown, or you'll be torn apart by other males."

Sylvie's face was flushed, and she was angry and ashamed, "How can you say such things in front of a lady."

Marcus sneered, "So, you are too naive, go back and drink milk, kid."

"You!" Sylvie was really angry.

Nancy said, "It's fine if you don't fight. If you want to continue arguing, continue."

Marcus immediately changed his words, and his tone became gentle and flattering, "Honey, of course it is what you say, let's come! I can't wait."

Sylvie shouted: "Nancy, if you want to find a partner, I'll fight with you, don't fight with him, he is an asshole."

Nancy said: "Your skills are not good."

Sylvie: "..."

An arrow pierces the heart.

Sylvie's eyes were red.

Marcus's laughter irritated him even more.

Sylvie gritted her teeth and stood where she was. He wanted to look at Marcus and never let him do anything to Nancy.

Although he knew that his force was not as good as Nancy's, he could serve as a witness.

After seeing Marcus take the fencing sword again, Nancy attacked Marcus without saying hello.

The two fought again, back and forth, and Sylvie was so nervous that she almost cried out several times.

It must be known that neither of the two of them was wearing armor, and they both went into battle lightly, and they would be really injured if they were not careful.

Surprisingly, after fighting for a while, Sylvie saw that the two fought fiercely and dangerously, but neither of them really hurt the other.

The most serious injury was nothing more than rubbing the skin red.What's more, Marcus didn't show up as he thought, playing tricks with fencing to take advantage of Nancy.

You don't have to worry about Nancy getting hurt. After Marcus took advantage of Nancy, Sylvie's mind was gradually attracted by the fencing confrontation between the two, and she felt extremely sad in her heart.

He understood why Nancy said that his skills were not good enough.

If he came to be Nancy's sparring partner, he would definitely be defeated by Nancy in less than 2 minutes.

Sylvie was very sad and proud at the same time. She felt that Nancy was so good, she was really proud.

He regretted it, he should have continued watching Nancy's class!

Sylvie made a decision, no longer retreating alone, and continued to watch Nancy's class.

Time passed slowly, and Sylvie was almost tired of watching, but found that the two people on the field had no intention of stopping.

Every time it is clicked to stop, stop and continue.

Just when he thought it was over, the fight broke out again.

Sylvie always felt that the two played a little strangely.

In the end, the fencing confrontation ended with the arrival of Clement.

(End of this chapter)