Chapter 44.2
“Will you challenge her again?”
“Yes.”
“…You can’t win.”
The boy before him, on the other hand, was, in a word: inadequate. He might have trained well, but he was far from being strong enough to fight the swordswoman. If the woman felt like it, she would chop off his head in a heartbeat.
“Tsk… I know!” Ludo bit his lower lip in frustration, but he looked at Bash and told him clearly. “But I’m going to challenge her and win next time.”
“I see.” Bash didn’t feel like stopping him. Sometimes a warrior had to face an opponent he couldn’t beat and win. And if he lost, he died. That was it.
“…”
Ludo then drew his sword and held it out in front of Bash. Bash did not move an inch. If it had cut him, he would have counterattacked, but there was no sign of it.
“That’s why! I beg you one more time! I know it’s impolite to ask such a thing of you, Orc Hero. I beg you one more time! Please make me your apprentice!”