A Different World That Started as a Slave

The two of them were very close, and the two sides had a very close relationship.

As Lucretia and General Abo left the training ground, heated discussions broke out again.

The topic was whether Lucretia would be "bullied" by General Abo?

In this regard, Reens could only say that they were worrying about nothing.

With the "ranks" shown by the two at present, it would be difficult for the general to take advantage.

After all, the discussion was short-lived. Although the soldiers were very concerned about such things, their on-the-job training still needed to be carried out.

This would not change because of Lucretia's arrival and departure.

"Hale, didn't you say you wanted to practice swordplay?"

"It just so happens that this is the training ground. I'll teach you swordplay."

After Lucretia left, Garth looked bored. When he saw Reans holding a sword and starting to swing it, he made a suggestion.

"That's not good. It will waste your time and energy. I'd better practice by myself."

"I bought a book called "Swordplay Explanation" before. I've memorized the moves on it and am preparing to practice."

Reans rejected Garth's proposal and fooled him at the same time.

He was bored and had nothing to do, but Reans had his own swordplay to practice.

How could he waste time acting with him?

As for "Swordplay Explanation", it was Reans' explanation for the "fitness swordplay" he practiced.

Anyway, after integrating the perception of the wind, his swordplay seemed to be just random swinging of the sword without rules to people with insufficient skills.

It would not affect his concealment at all.

"Okay... you practice by yourself first, and ask me if you have any questions."

Gars frowned when he saw Reens starting to practice on his own, not knowing where he learned the swordsmanship.

He didn't expect Reens to give up the guidance of his "great master" and practice the slow and chaotic swordsmanship instead.

He was a little dissatisfied with this, so he simply planned to leave Reens alone for a few days.

When Reens found that the "Swordsmanship Explanation" was useless, he would naturally come back to him.

After saying that, Gars turned around to find other people.

Because he found that there were several soldiers with good swordsmanship, he was excited to see the prey, so he planned to ask those people for advice.

Reens didn't care about Gars' departure, and practiced his swordsmanship silently.

Even if he was looked at strangely by people around him, he didn't care, and even took the opportunity to practice the ability to perceive gazes.

...

At noon, after the training ended and he had lunch in the cafeteria, Reens returned to the dormitory.

"What's wrong with you?"

Reens looked at Gars's somewhat embarrassed appearance and asked in confusion.

"I was careless and accidentally lost to a few bastards."

"It was mainly because I didn't have time to dodge, otherwise I would never lose."

Gars explained awkwardly.

Hearing this, Reens understood that he was looking for someone to compete with and lost.

"Well, then you should have a good rest and don't let your wounds break open."

Reens casually said with concern.

"It's okay, I've already drunk the [Healing Potion]. Don't look at the many wounds now, they will be healed soon."

Gars explained.

"Okay, if you're okay, I'll go to bed. The morning training is very tiring."

Reens continued.

After that, he didn't care about Gars' response and lay down on the bed and fell asleep.

Gars watched Reans fall asleep in a second, and the words he wanted to ask him about his swordsmanship stopped in his throat.

The scene changed.

Reans stood on the training ground again, and it was time for Lucretia to instruct the soldiers.

In the morning, Reans watched every battle of Lucretia carefully.

Of course, he was not like Gars, who went to see the two peaks.

Although it was pleasing to the eyes, he was a serious person.

He went to observe Lucretia's swordsmanship and tried to find out her "swordsmanship style" from those battles.

However, perhaps Lucretia's opponents were too weak, which affected her performance.

Therefore, Reans could not find anything from it.

It was not even certain whether Lucretia had reached the level of "swordsmanship style".

But Reans did not believe that Lucretia had not reached that level.

"This kind of thing will eventually happen to me, but it's more fun to fight against the 'unknown'."

Riens thought excitedly.

Then

, when all the soldiers raised their hands and shouted "I'll do it, I'll do it", Reans pushed aside the people in front of him and rushed to the open space.

"Let me try your swordsmanship!"

Reans pointed his sword at Lucretia on the field and said lightly.

"Damn, why didn't I think of this."

Gars saw Reans rushing in directly and said with some regret.

Not only Gars, many people saw Reans's unconventional behavior and regretted why their brain circuits didn't turn around?

The general on the side looked at Lucretia, as if asking her if she accepted the duel invitation from this unruly person?

"Then, please draw your sword!"

Lucretia responded with a smile.

"Bang!"

As Lucretia's voice fell, a figure appeared in front of her almost instantly.

Silver light flashed, and the sharp sword blade slashed towards Lucretia's throat.

"Dang!"

Lucretia raised her sword to block Reans's lightning-fast horizontal slash.

Seeing this, Reans quickly put away his sword and continued to stab her neck.

"Dang!"

Lucretia dodged sideways, and at the same time used a slash to deflect the attack trajectory of the stab, and then swept the sword horizontally.

The long sword slashed towards Reans' chest.

Reans stepped back to avoid the attack, but Lucrecia changed her move from horizontal slash to vertical stab, and stabbed towards Reans' heart.

Facing the fatal attack, Reans' expression remained calm.

He slightly turned to the right to avoid the heart, and at the same time swung his sword to slash at Lucrecia's head.

Faced with this desperate fighting style, Lucrecia of course chose to withdraw the attack and raised her sword to block.

Reans took advantage of the situation to launch another swift attack, and stabbed towards Lucrecia's heart like an afterimage.

Lucretia frowned and wanted to do something, but in the end she chose to cross her sword across her chest and blocked Reans's thrust with the sword.

"Dang!"

The tip of the sword collided with the sword, making a sound and flashing sparks.

The impact of Reans's long sword was transmitted to her through the sword.

Lucretia was knocked back a few steps, and the waves in her chest also shook.

Reans frowned because he found that Lucretia was not as strong as he imagined.

Although she also comprehended the "sword instinct", although Reans has not yet seen what her "sword style" is.

But with her current performance, her swordsmanship is definitely not comparable to that of the knight of the Peg family.

Is there anything hidden?

Reans doesn't know, but if she is really only at this level, Reans doesn't mind sending her to death.