The Recorder in the History of the Type Month

Skaha's voice was flat, and Kevin's expression was calm, even if he heard such words, after all, he already knew it.

"The possibility of you catching up with Cu Chulainn is very small. If you go your way, you will even lose your life... Even so, do you still choose to do this?"

Skaha's smile disappeared, his expression became serious, and he even showed a hint of coercion to Kevin.

"You should also know that I will not relax the content of training because of your talent, but it will only be more cruel!"

Because the eyes lost their 'function', Skaha had to do this to see through Kevin's sincerity!

"What you've put in will definitely be ten times, or even a hundred times harder! Among them, there is no lack of training that can easily kill you. Even so... do you want me to be your master?"

"Of course!" Looking at Skahana's beautiful face, Kevin nodded firmly.

After understanding Kevin's determination, Skaha couldn't help but feel relieved. Instead, he sighed silently and touched his head: "I originally thought you were a very rational person."

Reason is Skaha's impression of him. Not only is he rational, she also thinks Kevin is a good person.

Although Kevin's hands are already stained with blood, and he can cut off other people's heads without changing his face, he is undoubtedly a good person in this orderly and chaotic era.

"I'm sorry." Kevin lowered his head.

"You didn't do anything wrong, so I'm sorry to say that." Skaha shook his head and smiled: "What's more... I'm more and more interested in you."

Skaha lifted Kevin's jaw, and his beautiful eyes stared at Kevin: "You say, your future... what does it look like?"

For people like Skaha, Ruger, and the others, things full of unknowns are enough to attract their attention, not to mention the more they are with Kevin, the more satisfied Skaha is with him.

Simply put, it suits her very well.

"That, Lord Skaha..." Kevin reluctantly pushed Skaha's hand away, fidgeting a little, looking away, his face slightly red.

Hmm...Although in his heart, he called Skaha's BBA many times.

"Skaha?" Skaha, who was very satisfied with Kevin's reaction, said with a smile, "Isn't it right, what should you call me?"

Kevin was stunned for a moment, looked up at Skaha, and immediately showed ecstasy. He quickly got up, made the highest etiquette that Skaha has learned in this era, and said excitedly: "Master!"

Yes, the talent shown by Kevin is the weakest that Skaha has ever seen. With his existence, he will try his best and spend his whole life. Without using external force, he cannot even pass the initial assessment to the Kingdom of Shadows. !

but......

so what?

If it is very interesting, then just do it, not to mention that the current Skaha, compared to the initial interest, has begun to look forward to her future.

Even... even more looking forward to it than to Cu Chulainn!

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pS: I ran to the toilet for a day, emmm

Chapter 9 How to answer this question?

"Master, can I ask a question?"

Kevin, who gradually calmed down from the excitement, hesitated for a while, but finally couldn't help it. Looking at Skaha, after she nodded, he said cautiously, "Well, why are you willing to promise me?"

Kevin thought that Skaha would agree to accept him as an apprentice, but he thought more about what he should do if she didn't agree.

So in this way, to confirm the relationship in a few words, but it gave him a very unreal feeling.

"Because I like you." The understatement left Kevin stunned, only to feel that his ears were wrong, but looking at Skaha, his mouth slowly opened...

"Accepting apprentices is my business, although I do set up various obstacles, but that is mainly to prevent too many bugs.

As for people who have the ability to come to me to pursue martial arts, to fight for their goals, I don't mind giving them the rewards they want...what's the matter with you? "

Skaha, who had answered Kevin's doubts, looked at Kevin who subconsciously took two steps back and looked at him in horror, his brows raised.

As I just mentioned, if Kevin grows normally, with his potential, he can't even pass the initial test to see Skaha in the Land of Shadows, and that is the obstacle Skaha said.

The Land of Shadows is a magical realm where shadows spread in all directions, a dark place where sunlight will never penetrate, and a world of true death!

It is not a country that ordinary people can normally step into, not to mention why screening 'bugs', Skaha also set up obstacles outside... In fact, he has thrown a lot of monsters to attack the country of shadows. Just on the road.

Therefore, just being a disciple of Skaha is an honorable thing to brag about, otherwise Kevin wouldn't be able to stop asking Skaha's reasons.

"No, it's fine." Kevin spared his head in embarrassment. He understood and understood that he had misunderstood.

What Skaha meant, to put it bluntly, was that she felt her appetite, and then felt his determination, and accepted her as a disciple.

Skaha looked at Kevin suspiciously, and then began to think about whether he should throw a rune over and let him tell the truth.

"Then... that master, do I need to follow you to the Land of Shadows now?" Fortunately, although Kevin didn't know what she was thinking, he decisively changed the subject.

"No, and you're going now, you're going to die." Skaha didn't get too entangled, stood up, and walked towards the forest.

Kevin looked at the back of her leaving, hurriedly packed his things, and followed.

Although Kevin came to the Yali Forest many times, he didn't actually enter it at all, and generally wandered outside.

After all, in this era, there are terrifying monsters in the forest!

Along the way, Skaha, who was like walking in his back garden, held a spear, killed some ignorant beasts, and finally brought Kevin to a quiet place.

"Just here." After looking around, Skaha nodded with satisfaction, and said to Kevin, who was beside him with some doubts: "The first task for you, in the next week, build Come out of a cabin."