Chapter 13: Are You Looking For Trouble?

Chapter 13: Are You Looking For Trouble?

In the morning, Victor leaned against the carriage, waiting boredly for Gwen to come out of her house.

Gwen had just opened the door, holding a slender silver sword in her hand.

She was going for morning practice.

As soon as she stepped out, she looked up and saw Victors carriage.This chapter is updated by nov(e)(l)biin.com

Gwen was taken aback for a moment.

At the same time, Victor, who was leaning against the carriage, nodded at her.

Gwen:

Why did he come so early?

Feeling that letting him stand outside was a bit impolite, Gwen thought for a moment and said to Victor:

Want to practice together?

Im a mage.

Victor stared at the slender silver sword in her hand and replied lightly.

Gwen blushed hard and turned her head away, letting out an Oh.

Come in first.

After that, she ran to the training ground to start her morning practice.

Victor was a little bored, so he stood by the training ground, staring at her.

A knights morning practice was nothing more than swinging swords and hacking to train the body.

And to practice various combat skills repeatedly.

Gwen waved her sword for a while, feeling a little shy under his gaze. She explained:

Knights have to train every day.

I didnt ask you.

Gwen:

So one person watched while the other practiced in silence.

After the morning practice, Gwen wiped the sweat from her forehead and was about to take the waterskin next to her to drink and replenish fluids.

A voice drifted over lazily.

Drinking water immediately after intense exercise is bad for your health.

Gwen put down the waterskin, because she felt that if she drank the water, Victor would probably nag about it.

Whats wrong with him today? Did he catch a disease?

After the morning practice came breakfast time.

Gwen looked at Victor and asked hesitantly:

Have you eaten?

No.

Victor answered her very concisely.

Gwen: Then lets eat together.

Upon hearing her invitation, Victor immediately moved and walked into the manor ahead of her, calm and unhurried.

Gwen:

She tried to examine Victor with a righteous heart, but all of his actions and words were honest.

Strange.

Gwen muttered to herself and shook her head, throwing those ungrounded thoughts out of her mind.

She was naturally referring to the foolish thing he did with the underage daughter of the duke he confessed to.

Oh well, it had nothing to do with her anyway.

Victor said he would take care of these things.

After the two finished breakfast, Gwen put on her knights armor.

The silvery white armor set off her fair and delicate skin, and her exquisite, perfect face carried a sense of coldness and aloofness.

She was like a goddess of war stepped out of the ice.

Victor, on the other hand, looked at the white horse she was leading and asked:

Do I have to ride a horse too?

Gwen suddenly remembered that Victor was a mage and couldnt possibly travel long distances on foot.

How careless of her! She didnt even consider this.

What was he doing? Use magic?

Dont! It has very strong magic resistance.

Gwen hurriedly shouted.

However, Victor remained still.

Under everyones horrified gaze, they saw Victors outstretched hand suddenly grab the end of the sword.

At the same time, his body nimbly twisted.

The silver sword that should have flown far was easily pulled back.

This action was too smooth and effortless, leaving all the knights present completely stunned.

Victor casually flicked the sword, leaving the knights in a daze.

Damn!

Knight Commander Gwens precious sword was casually flicked in his hand?

He really is a mage???

Gwen was also stunned. Her body was still in the posture of reaching out to block earlier.

She blinked, looking at Victor, unable to speak for a long time.

Victor played with the silver sword in his hand for a while, then returned it to Gwen, even humbly saying sorry to her.

Its been a while since I touched this stuff, played with it for a bit.

Gwen looked straight at Victor and suddenly recalled the conversation this morning. With some resentment, she said:

You can use a sword.

Victor spread his hands, expressionless.

Im a mage.

Of course, he added silently in his heart:

A full-time mage.

Seeing the knights collectively shocked, Veega glanced at Victor.

It seemed to understand Victors intention.

Because acting cool was really awesome.

Gwen took back the silver sword and put it in its sheath, ignoring him. She gave orders to the knights:

All knights! Mount your horses! Move out!

Today was the grand opening of Lias potion shop. She looked forward to it very much and personally manned the shop today.

At the same time, she also invited many industry insiders for promotion.

However, the effect was not very good.

She sat in the shop, watching the mages passing by outside.

Some people saw the few potion bottles placed on the signboard outside the door and were quite interested, but when they saw the price, they inevitably hesitated.

So expensive.

Almost every mage who passed by said this.

Lia was not impatient. As long as someone discovered the value of this potion, it would be fine.

However, things did not go as smoothly as she thought.

On the contrary, it attracted many uninvited guests.

Is this the shop?

Lia looked in the direction of the sound. She saw several fierce-looking thugs with various tattoos standing outside the door.

She yawned.

Here they come again, troublemakers.

Lia touched the Mages Hand on her hand, a gift from Victor.

Somehow, at times like these, she actually felt that Victor was quite decent.

At least when doing business in his territory, no one dared make ideas about the Clayvinna familys business.

A cold female voice came from behind:

Do you want me to drive them away, Miss Lia?

No need.

Seeing the aggressive hoodlums, Lias face was somewhat delighted: If you drive them away, who will help make our name known?

Voices were heard from outside.

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