Mr. Ji's morning star

Chapter 547 Have you admitted defeat?

It was obvious at a glance that Louis had confidence in Hill's fencing skills.

Clement already had a bad premonition in his heart.

When they got to the fencing room...

"Hahahaha, amazing, this move is great."

Sylvie's voice reached the ears of Louis and the others.

Louis shook his head with a smile, "Sylvie is still too childish."

Joshua didn't speak, and Clement smiled in agreement.

Louis said: "Hill's character is a little cold, but he is still a gentleman to ladies, so don't worry."

This was said to Joshua, and Joshua responded indifferently: "It's okay."

Louis raised his eyebrows, and Joshua's words sounded again, "Nancy's fencing skills are also good."

Clement additionally explained: "The lady's fencing teacher is Marcus, and Marcus personally recognized that the lady is a fencing genius."

Louis: "Oh?"

He didn't believe much in the words of the two, or he had more confidence in Hill.

Even if Nancy is good at fencing, so what, can she be better than Hill?
With such a mood, Louis walked to the venue where the two men competed in fencing.

Louis' eyes blurred, and something shot towards him in a straight line.

Clement strode swiftly in front of Louis, and reached out to catch the murder weapon that almost hurt Louis.

Only then did Louis realize that this thing was a fencing sword, his eyes moved, and he saw a figure sitting on the ground ahead of him.

This figure looks familiar... no, it's too familiar.

Familiar with his precious son, Louis recognized him instantly. This figure who fell to the ground and looked particularly embarrassed was clearly his son Hill.

Hill's hands were still trembling slightly, his head was lowered, and he raised it after a while.

Louis' pupils tightened, and he saw a bloodstain on Hill's cheek.

The bloodstain was neither deep nor shallow, with the movement of Hill's face, the blood gradually oozes out.

At this time, Sylvie's voice sounded again, "Hey, Hill, can't you do it like this?"

Louis: "..."

Fortunately, he thought that Sylvie's excited praise was addressed to Hill.

It turns out that this kind of gloating towards Hill is what it is.

Hill didn't react in the slightest to Sylvie's words.

He looked at Nancy.

Louis' eyes also turned to Nancy.

Compared to Hill's mess, Nancy looked very different.

She stood upright, holding a slender fencing sword in her hand, her mouth was curled up, and she squinted her eyes at Hill.

This expression seems to be admiring the opponent he has defeated, like a big cat despising its prey.

Anger rose in Louis's heart.

His proud son was so underestimated.

"Cough." Clement coughed.

Of course he didn't have a cold, but he just reminded the three excited people not to ignore their arrival.

The voice really caught the attention of the three of Nancy, and Qiqi looked at them.

Sylvie's expression changed the most, she quickly put away her phone, and said hello to Louis and Joshua, "Uncle, Uncle Michelson."

Louis: "Hmph."

Sylvie immediately understood that what he said just now was overheard by Kendi.

Louis came to the field, "Hill, stand up."

Hill sat silently.

Louis: "Huh?"

Hill moved.

As soon as he moved, Louis realized that he was wrong, and hurried over to hold Hill's arm.

At this moment, it was discovered that there was also a wound on Hill's knee.

"You..." Louis looked at Nancy.

Before Nancy could speak, Hill's voice sounded, "I fell it myself."

Clement looked sideways.

He also felt that Master Sylvie also said at the beginning that the injury on his face was caused by himself.

Louis: "Do I think I'm blind?"

The wounded Hill was calmer than him, "I am inferior to others, and I fell down by myself during the fight."

Louis: "You let her go."

Hill: "..."

In Louis' impression, Hill was outstanding, and few of his peers could compare to him... well, Louis' real psychological thought was: there was no peer of his age who could compare to Hill.

"Cousin is doing his best." Sylvie said in a low voice.

Tell everyone frankly what Hill didn't say.

Lewis looked at him instantly.

Sylvie didn't like Louis basing Nancy's achievements on Hill's release.

"I'm a witness. I watched my cousin try his best, but he couldn't beat Nancy."

Louis was angry and helpless towards Sylvie, and said sternly, "Sylvie!"

Sylvie looked at him unflinchingly.

Joshua said, "It's just a game."

Louis said: "Is this called a game?" He pointed to the wound on Hill's body.

Hill Muran.

Clement said: "I have already asked the doctor to come over, please ask Master Hill to wait a moment."

Hill was able to stand up now, and was supported by Louis to walk to a chair and sit down.

"Pfft." A laugh.

Hill stopped walking and looked towards Nancy.

Nancy raised her head and said to Hill: "Have you conceded defeat?"

Hill's face was indifferent.

Everyone else present looked at Nancy.

In this situation, Nancy did not have any stage fright, and looked directly at Hill, "Hill, have you conceded? Just leave like this?"

"Nancy." Louis's calm tone revealed anger.

Nancy smiled and said: "There are no rules for the game between us, otherwise you should have lost long ago. So now that you leave the field, does it mean you admit defeat? Or do you mean that you dare not even admit defeat, and you plan to just go like this Get confused."

After these words were finished, the scene fell into silence.

Joshua didn't speak, as if she didn't care about the matter at hand.

Louis looked at Nancy coldly, but it was a pity that Nancy had no reaction to his oppressive eyes.

After about four or five seconds passed, Hill said, "I lost."

Lewis looked at him instantly.

It may be that after saying this sentence, Hill himself has also unloaded a certain burden, and the following words have become easier to say.

"Your fencing was also taught by Marcus."

Nancy put down the fencing, "That's right."

The aggressiveness on her body also dissipated with Hill's words, and she was a little lazy.

Hill said: "Your swordsmanship is completely different from mine."

His gaze deepened, "Totally restrain me."

Nancy smiled slyly, "Maybe Mr. Marcus saw my talent better, so he taught me more profound skills."

Hill didn't seem to be hit at all, "How many days have you and Marcus learned fencing?"

According to the number of days Nancy disappeared, even if she learned fencing from Marcus every day, it would only be less than a month.

What's more, there are so many news about Ms. Mitchelson. She has more than one teacher. She has to attend so many classes every day, and the time to learn fencing is even shorter.

(End of this chapter)