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This swordsmanship duel has already decided the outcome from the very beginning.

That's Van Dahl winning!

At least that's what the Sifs think.

Fandral, Asgard's well-known swordsmanship master, if he showed his swordsmanship alone, few people could beat him.

Coupled with his age advantage, his physical fitness is also better than Aaron's.

Logically speaking, there is no suspense in this battle.

However, not long after the fighting started, this idea was overturned.

Aaron showed no weaker sword skills than Fandral.

The magnificent swordsmanship amazed several people.

It even made a few people have a strange idea: "Is he really Aaron?"

Thor and the others looked at each other, completely unaware that the situation of the battle would develop in another direction.

Did Fandral keep it?

Thor yelled: "Fandral, did you go to a private meeting with another girl last night, or did you get drunk with that little wine?"

Vorsteg didn't hold back his sarcasm, and retaliated against Fandral's previous joke in another way: "Fandral, you should practice hard. Back then, you were the most superb sword master in Asgard. What about now? With the most dazzling master title, but was defeated by a magic apprentice with swordsmanship, if you tell it, the girls will empathize with each other."

"..."

"Vostage, you do what you want! Don't make sarcastic remarks there!"

Fandral, who was in the center, replied angrily, but in this instant, Aaron's sword almost broke through his defense line.

Fandral said silently, looking at Aaron who was focused on the battle, he felt very puzzled.

When did Aaron's swordsmanship become so exaggerated?

Could it be that I have been wandering in the flowers for a long time, and I have been slack?

Remember how long it's been since the last duel?

Seems like a month or two?

He clearly remembered that swordsmanship duel, and he easily won the victory.

Aaron is indeed very diligent and dedicated, but there are some things that don’t just work hard.

In fencing, hard work is very important, but ability is even more important!

But now, with all his strength, he couldn't defeat the opponent with pure swordsmanship.

On the contrary, he faced many dangers and almost lost several times.

It is also fortunate that although Aaron is superb in swordsmanship, he seems to lack some actual combat and is slightly weaker than himself in terms of strength.

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The name of the master of swordsmanship has really changed hands.

In the blink of an eye, the two exchanged several moves.

Fandral only felt that Aaron's offensive became more and more violent.

The level of swordsmanship is improving at a speed visible to the naked eye!

As his opponent, Van Dahl felt the most obvious.

He is going to lose!

"stop!"

Just as the duel was entering a heated stage, Irene hurried over from a distance.

Seeing this, Aaron stopped further attacks, recovering from the joy of the crazy increase in proficiency.

Fandral couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

The savior is here!

A little later, and the battle will be over...

"Prince Thor, I have something to ask for Aaron." Irene greeted several people, and then left with Aaron still full of ideas.

In this kind of swordsmanship duel, Aaron discovered one thing, that is, the higher the skill level, the strength can indeed be increased, but there is still room for discovery of this increase in strength.

It's like an ordinary person and a soldier king are both shooting with the same level of guns.

Obviously both pull the trigger, but the former will be completely abused by the latter.

When the skill level is high, you must spend time in actual combat, otherwise you will not be able to fully exert your combat power.

Moreover, in actual combat, the improvement of swordsmanship proficiency is faster!

"Unfortunately, the improvement in actual combat may not be able to apply to magic."

Aaron sighed.

After Aaron was taken away by Irene, Thor and the others quickly surrounded him, their eyes full of suspicion.

They still suspected that Fandral had kept his hand.

Will Fandral lose to a recruit at swordsmanship?

That is definitely a big joke.

It's like Thor Thor will be subdued by others with lightning, is it possible?

Absolutely impossible!

Thor is quite confident about this, he is Thor! !

Fandral didn't wield the sword flower again this time. After retracting the sword neatly, he said in a complicated tone: "Don't look, I have tried my best! Aaron's sword skills have surpassed mine. If the duel continues, I must be the loser." !"

"Actually, if it wasn't for my strength being a little stronger than his, it might be... Sigh!"

"I'm going back first. I need to calm down and go drink together next time."

From his eyes, several people could see that this master swordsman was hit hard.

For a moment, the atmosphere fell silent.

On the other hand, Loki, while gloating over Fandral's misfortune, also felt a bit of sympathy.

Both get hit by the same guy in what they do best.

The difference is that Fandral lost completely, but he also knows other magic.

"Yes, I know more magic than Aaron, even if illusion magic is surpassed, he can't compare to me!"

"Just the magic I know is not comparable to him."

"I still have a chance!"

"I haven't lost yet!"

"The number one magician in the Nine Realms can only be me!"

Loki regained his confidence again.

At this moment, there was light in his eyes.

"Fandral is gone, what should we do?"

Hogan, who has always been relatively silent, broke the silence.

"Drink?" Thor tentatively asked.

Before he opened his mouth, he felt that the atmosphere was not right. Thor stroked his hair and smiled awkwardly: "Well, I remembered that I still have something to do. You guys talk first. I'm going back."

Fandral and Thor left one after another, and the others did not stay any longer.

Seeing this, Loki rolled his eyes and turned towards the Golden Hall.

He suddenly felt that it was necessary for him to ask Frigg for magic.

He is an excellent magician who loves to learn...