BJ Swordmaster

Chapter 38 Understanding (2)

“Fun?”

“Simple fun. You’re a funny guy, Henry. To be honest with you…… at first it was just a little interest. It’s hard not to be interested in making such a fuss outside.”

“That’s a convincing explanation.”

“Right? But your performance didn’t end there. Look, this isn’t an environment for a normal student, is it?”

That’s true, too.

But it was the kind that went against the point.

Henry’s question was why Austin was following Henry.

If you were another student, you might have guessed that you wanted to taste the bean powder, but your opponent was the Duke’s child.

“Anyway, I don’t think you’ll get any benefit from me.”

“If it’s a gain, it’s enough.”

Austin opened his index finger.

“First of all, I missed class.”

Subsequently, it stretched to the middle.

“Every day is fun. Thanks to you, I’m close to recovering the joy I’ve forgotten. At the recent Academy, I’ve been…… for example, there was nothing to do, such as a dwarp, a weapon that I didn’t use.”

“Reminding me of my old memories…….”

“No, it’s not like that. Let’s go in a little bit more fundamentally. To ease my dear friend’s doubts.”

Austin grinned and said.

At first glance, it was the kind that seemed unusual, but Henry felt it was definitely different.

Austin in this state was sincere.

“I chose freedom over the honor of being a duke. What’s the reason?”

“Because it’s fun.”

“That’s it! Something new…… Actually, I’ve been through all sorts of things when I was in the family. I mean, like now…….”

Austin spun the weapon he was holding.

“You can do a variety of things.”

“…….”

“By the way, I have a pretty tough standard. To get a ‘new’ rating by my standards, it has to be really unique. That’s you, Henry. You’re more unique than the world I’ve ever been through.”

“That’s it?”

“It’s not just now, but I’m looking forward to what you’re going to do. You’re not supposed to be stuck in an academy like this to watch it….you have to go up to the same place to keep an eye on everything, don’t you think?”

It was a very simple reason, and Henry gained confidence.

When others heard it, it was a reason to dismiss him as a madman, but Austin was a madman in front of course.

The environment that you’ve been through since you were young has created this personality. I enjoyed everything too early.’

Henry wasn’t the only one who thought so.

[Typical crazy character][Usually, no one’s so crazy about a character like this] [It would be more realistic for Russo to hit than Austin to hit the back][If there were eyes here, it’d be 100%, but it’s too innocent to say no]

The wizards felt the same way as Henry did.

Austin can be trusted.

A person who grew up in a slightly strange, likely environment. In the first place, the standard of value judgment itself was different from ordinary people.

“I got it.”

“Phew, I’m glad. Actually, I thought you were a weirdo and I was worried about staying away. As expected, you are a good friend.”

“I’m relieved that it’s weird.”

“You mean you’ll see me for who I am, right? Henry Camilton, as expected, is different from the others.….”

“We have a guest.”

Austin closed his mouth.

One day before the test.

Of course Russo promised to prepare something special for Henry.

It was Russo, as usual, who came through the door.

Two more people followed suit.

“Hey, nice to meet you. There’s Austin, too. Did Lauren have two people to deal with?”

Alex, the chief instructor who smiles interestingly.

And it was Lauren, his favorite student.

***

Except for a while ago, families visiting the Academy were only interested in students in class B or higher.

It wasn’t just that the level of trainees was different.

The important thing is the difference in teaching style.

Until class C, there were mostly classes dealing with theories.

He wields a sword, but eventually moves on a board that the instructor has laid out.

The same was true of the occasionally offered daejeon opportunities.

The limit was to experience similar level of opponent and ordinary environment.

However, the content has changed completely since half B.

There are classes that teach theory, but the focus is completely different.

hands-on experience.

It was necessary to build up enough experience to work as a knight, and it was practically impossible to build enough experience inside the academy.

So the Academy adopted a special way.

“It’s Lauren who’s been through all that. He’s already in class B, so this fight will definitely help you a lot.”

Russo said so.

Alex knew Henry from the moment he first felt Mana, and now Henry’s rumors have spread throughout the academy.

He was also the best instructor, so he got a fight with Lauren.

“Nothing can help you grow more than real life experience. You don’t have to win. You can lose, so let’s see what you can get. Henry, you could do it.”

Of course, Henry wasn’t the only one who benefited.

Lauren was also very interested in Henry.

It just so happened that Lauren was willing to accept Alex’s offer.

But

You said you might lose. Don’t be so heartbroken.’

To Lauren, who thought it was simply an interesting opportunity, Alex said a strange word.

I might lose.’

“Henry is an immortal genius, and it is not something to be ashamed of even if he is pushed back.’

‘You’re not the only one who’s going to provoke me. I’m sure you meant it.…that Henry Camilton is so great.’

Shortly after entering Russo’s smoke field.

Lauren looked carefully at Henry Camilton.

There was no apparent peculiarity.

He didn’t look strong enough to warn me.

Furthermore, Henry was staying in a separate accommodation not too long ago.

I heard you’ve grown rapidly, but you’re still in class C. I’m sure you know how much effort it takes to get to class B…….’

But Alex is Zagmachi’s chief instructor.

There’s no way I could have misjudged it.

His warning was sincere, and Lauren decided to take the advice.

Then Alex, who was talking to Russo, approached.

“Shall we start? We don’t have much time.”

“Yes.”

“Henry, what about you? Are you okay now?”

“That’s all right.”

“All right, get ready. There are no special rules, nothing special to be careful about. If you can do this, I or Russo will intervene immediately, so you can go wild run.”

Already Russo was standing by at the right distance.

He was empty-handed, but in the first place, he could subdue both with his bare hands.

And neither did Alex.

Henry and Lauren stood face to face, with the chief instructor on the left and right.

“Nice to meet you, Lauren.”

“Henry Camilton.”

“Is the weapon the sword? It looks good.”

“It’s a good thing. And the same goes for you. If I go up to class B, does everyone have that kind of weapon?”

“Thanks to Alex’s hard work. It’s not something I can get with my ability.”

Lauren spoke calmly.

Actually, I knew I wouldn’t have gotten this far if it wasn’t for Alex.

He believed in talent and installation was very different from any other idiot. That’s why Alex cared so much more.

“Humble.”

“It’s true. That’s all you need to say, right?”

Henry fixed the sword instead of answering. The same was true of Lauren.

The tension was pulled like a tight thread. There was no bluff of yielding the advance, but only looking for a chance to dig into the other person’s gap.

Blame.

It was Lauren who moved first.

A movement that penetrates with the upper body lowered. He lifted the honestly held sword diagonally.

If you block it, I’ll finish it right away.’

Alex said.

Henry has no hands-on experience.

Henry had never competed properly with an opponent other than the level, and had no experience with an opponent other than humans.

Lauren was now portraying the most difficult situation to adapt to right after she was placed in B class.

but

‘Well, as expected, it’s not that easy.’’

Henry backed away instead of facing the sword.

What if he just tried to stop you?

It was thanks to the gut feeling that the sword, which had just escaped, would have stabbed the empty side.

Lauren moved again.

This time, it’s But it wasn’t the same fake as before.

Can! Kakakang!

Two swords clashed violently.

You know how to tell a fake.’

The trainees who simply learned the basics belonged to Class C, and all they could do was counteract the incoming attacks.

But there is an attack that becomes dangerous just by accepting it.

Henry had the ability to tell it apart.

‘Then.’

At the moment, Lauren’s right arm turned sharply. The edge of the sword, which had been flooding like a cut in the waist, fell to the floor.

It’s your ankle.

But it’s blocked. The moment I tried to use the recoil to counterattack.

Kakao Talk!

Lauren felt a strange sense of incompatibility with the sword bouncing out again.

“What is it?”

Lauren stepped back. With his sword down, he stared Henry in the eye.

Those calm eyes.

An attitude that can’t even be found in tension.

A response that comes out as if you were waiting for the sword to reach out.

Even the immediate sword was more dangerous.

Lauren’s resignation wasn’t just a sense of incompatibility.

I almost stopped her.’

If only I had gone one step further.

From that moment on, Henry was completely out of control.

The conviction that a lot of experience has created.

Henry, however, has never experienced anything like Lauren, but he is trying to create such a situation.

What a genius. Now I understand what the instructor said.’

Although inexperienced, Henry had the ability to fill the gap in an instant.

He must have noticed only by exchanging swords with Lauren himself a few times.

It’s growing at a rapid growth. People have to go through it a hundred times, and this Henry Camilton thing is a one-time…That’s why instructor Russo asked you to do that. I want you to compete against the sword just once.’

The confrontation with the instructor is limited.

It’s so overwhelming.

In fact, growth requires an honest process, and if you skip the middle stage, you will be half-baked.

So Henry’s very next step.

Lauren, who tasted things that she had not experienced yet, was the best opponent.

Of course, unlike Lauren, Henry was thinking completely differently.

“I can see everything. So it’s better to say that you can tell rather than look visual. If you’re holding a sword, it’s natural to hit it.”

This was Henry’s honest appreciation.

Characteristics ‘understanding’ presented Henry with a tremendous sense.

Henry was able to anticipate the opponent’s movements only with the skills he had already mastered. The expression “obvious” was just right.

“I wouldn’t have been able to stop it before. No matter how you got away with the first attack, it would have ended with an ankle attack a little while ago. I can be sure.”

Henry obviously has excellent swordsmanship.

Although the standard was a trainee, the basic skills of the team did not fall behind in competition with anyone else.

But Lauren’s swordmanship was already out of the basic realm.

“I think I know what the experience of class B students is. This Lauren friend must have dealt with monsters. What I’ve learned is to deal with humans. The technique of cutting the ankle, as it did a while ago, exposes too many gaps.”

But what if your opponent’s height only reaches your waist?

The same move a while ago is not an option but a necessity.

That’s the only way I can hit him with a sword.

I knew it, but I’m sure these wizards aren’t.

Henry knew it already in the first place.

I knew what class I was in B class and what I was learning in A class.

It wasn’t really a secret.

But the important thing is.

[LOL] So you’re going to fight monsters in class B, right?]

Rather than the current match, these wizards were interested in what they were about to face.

BJ Swordmaster