Chapter 216: One Side Down (2)
Although Xiao Yan has strong talent, she is essentially an outsider. She has only been at the archery branch for less than a week, yet she has already gone to challenge other students! Xie Yun really wants to catch this reckless brat and beat him up. Even if you have strong talent, Wanli had undergone years of archery training before entering the Saint Laurent Academy. It's really
If it weren't for Xiao Yan, that stinky kid who said he wanted to continue living off campus when he enrolled, Xie Yun would have probably already rushed to her dormitory, pried open this kid's head, and seen what was really going on in her mind.
After looking around, Xie Yun couldn't find Shen Yanxiao's figure either. Wan Li beside him greeted him cautiously, but he had to deal with it haphazardly.
As time passed, several challenging students began to compete, but Shen Yanxiao's figure was still nowhere to be seen in the entire shooting range.
Wanli's face was very ugly. Before, he didn't care at all whether Shen Yanxiao came or not. Anyway, the outcome was the same. But now that Xie Yun was present, he wished Shen Yanxiao could come and die soon so that he could show off his charm.
That brat, shouldn't he be afraid of not coming? "Wanli gritted his teeth and looked anxiously towards the door.
The other students present also held the same attitude. They had long heard that there was a fearless new student in the freshman class. As a student in the red class, they had the courage to directly challenge the elite of the purple class. In addition, the rumored bow and arrow worth three million gold coins made these young people eager to see Shen Yanxiao appear.
Just when everyone thought Shen Yanxiao had broken his promise out of fear, that petite figure slowly appeared at the entrance of the shooting range.
Her slender body was wrapped in a red robe, with a long black bow carried behind her. The huge bow body stood in stark contrast to her petite figure, and many people doubted whether the bow, if erected upright, was taller than the bow bearer.