[Comprehensive] A good snake has a safe life

It was a day that Arthur Pendragon would never forget.

Famous for his brilliant mind and pranks with not bad consequences, the villain of this castle finally met someone who can restrain himself one day,? And this person is ruthless,? He doesn't beat people up like his adoptive father Gently put it down, and finally let it go after being reasonable.

She is really hitting.

The little boy who once kicked a candlestick and got his foot smashed, even how heavy the thing is, it must be very painful to hit someone - he never even thought that this thing can be used to beat people, and it was still picked up by a woman Hit the ass.

The blond boy was crying loudly. He wanted to stare away at the woman who had hung him up, but he was stunned the first time his ass was whipped.The real sharp pain on his butt made him cry out, completely forgetting to resist.

"Father Whoa QUQ"

When little Arthur saw his adoptive father arriving, he finally felt the hope of life: "Father, save me!"

As a result, Sir Eckert was yelled at by the silver-haired woman, and then turned around to get the code of chivalry.

"You still dare to sue?"

The silver-haired demon hooked the corner of his mouth: "How dare you go to rescue soldiers after hitting you twice?"

Her voice was lower than the average woman's, and some mellow tones tickled the ears, and at the same time brought a deeper fear to this little young man.

"I...I didn't..."

"Dare to deny it."

Shelley felt that he had never encountered such a bad boy in his life. He looked at the candlestick, felt a little tired, and threw it aside.

The silver candlestick "boomed", shaking the ground a little.Shelley held the brat, and asked again.

"Do you know what's wrong?"

The little boy was teary, bit his lip and nodded.

"What's wrong?"

"I shouldn't...prank QUQ" The little boy's tears are ready to come out,? Looks aggrieved.His appearance fell into the red eyes, the woman smiled, turned her head and told the maid to fetch water.

After a while, the iron bucket was filled with water again.Shelley let him down and told him to put the iron up again.

"Yes, I did it." Kay stood up bravely at this time: "I am taller than Arthur, and I can climb faster than him, so... I went to hang the barrel."

"There's so much water in the bucket, can you handle it?" Shelley hit him twice just now, and now that he took the initiative to stand up and admit it, he didn't think Kai was so displeased.

Kai nodded: "My strength is stronger."

Shelley then asked Kay to hang up the bucket again, and watched the child jump up to the door like a little monkey and set the bucket up.

"Both of you, go open the door together."

Shelley crossed her arms and watched coldly as the two young boys held hands and went to open the door together with faces as if they were about to die.The bucket fell in response, how did it hit Shelley just now, how did it make the two of them drench this time.

"happy?"

The young woman asked, "Isn't it fun?"

As a result, when Knight Eckert ran over with the code of chivalry, the two bear children hugged their heads and cried together again.

"That... Merlin."

Jazz had just entered, and the two children each jumped on his leg, crying and confessing to him.Although Jazz didn't watch it with his own eyes, he knew what happened by seeing their wet faces.He touched the heads of the two children helplessly, and looked at Shelley.

The woman pursed her lips and looked serious.She glanced at Sir and added slowly.

"If I hadn't arrived early, you would be the one with the water, Sir Eckert."

Eckert choked, looked at the two young boys who were crying uncontrollably, and asked in a low voice.

"I said at dinner yesterday that I would take you to practice swordsmanship today. Did you do it because you didn't want to go?"

The two little brats nodded, and Jazz sighed softly.

"I'm sorry that you don't like sword practice, if you really don't like it..."

He touched the heads of the two children: "Starting today, practice will be doubled, and no excuses are allowed. I will ask the guards to strictly count the time, and there will be no loss of a second."

Sir Eckert released his ultimate move, the volume of crying doubled, and the degree of misery doubled.

Shelley covered her ears, watched the guards drag the two children out to wash them, and her expression improved a little.

"Sorry, I let you see this on the first day." Eckert Knight was a little frustrated: "But as you can see, I may not be very good at disciplining children."

Today is probably the first time he opened his mouth to punish the children, which made him a little uncomfortable: "And if it's better not to hit them next time...?"

His tone was inquiring, and when he saw Shelley, he felt that what he said was inappropriate—Shelley was still dripping water, her hair and clothes were sticking to her body, and she looked as if she had just been drenched in a heavy rain.

What's more terrible is that the white fabric makes her curves appear, as if she is transparent.

Sir Eckert looked away, looking away.He thought for a while, picked up his cloak and handed it to Shelley.

"If you don't dislike it..."

Shelley took the cloak and put it on.

"Let's talk about it later," she said.

Sir Eckert was facing a formidable enemy. After teaching the two children how to use the sword in the afternoon, he walked up to Shelley, who had been watching from the side.

Merlin's reputation was like thunder, even though he had never seen it, everyone said so.

He subconsciously felt that the great magician who had turned into a woman beside him would reprimand him like a child.

"Sword skills are good."

Shelley made such an evaluation, which made Jazz heave a sigh of relief.

But the next sentence took his breath away.

"It's just a little slow." The snake girl looked at him: "Is the sword too heavy?"

"..." Jazz held back for a long time: "Maybe I... have neglected to practice recently."

Shelley nodded, accepting the statement, and then glanced at the little knight who was practicing with a wooden sword.

Although it was extremely unpleasant to see them early in the morning, but now I think it's okay.

"The letter has been sent to Wangcheng, and the things mentioned yesterday have also been arranged and ready to be arranged."

Although Sir Eckert is very gentle, he is not slow in doing things: "Is today's lunch enjoyable?"

Shelley went back to take a shower after being showered early in the morning, and she couldn't stand the waist-tight style when changing clothes, so she finally borrowed Eckert's men's clothes to wear—she is now rare and heroic, although It doesn't look like the others, but it's still pretty.

At least Shelley was satisfied with the matter of wearing pants.

When she came out, I ate lunch by myself - Jazz took Arthur and Kay around the subordinate territory, and they would go there every week to see how the villagers' crops were doing and whether anyone had come harassment.

They were close to the border, and the knights from other countries had no good intentions. They would rush over when others were unsuspecting, and grab some food back.

Shelley nodded after hearing what Eckert said, able to understand this schedule and the obligations of the jazz behind it.

They are located on the west side of the kingdom, handing over to Sundred.The king of the neighboring country's control over the knights under his hand is not as good as he imagined, so sometimes this kind of thing happens.

But Eckert has done a good job in this aspect, the border has always been kind, and the villagers under him rarely suffer this kind of disadvantage.

"We also heard some bad rumors on the way back." Eckert said: "Here and Sundred are bordered by mountains. Some villagers saw people dressed as wizards haunting the forest. I have ordered The villagers form an autonomous patrol alliance to strengthen their vigilance, and light the lamps at the entrance of the village to send messages if there is anything. Once something happens, we can know immediately.”

"You've done a good job, I have nothing to add for now."

Shelley had to admit that this Sir, who raised two bear children, has real skills, at least she can't find any faults now.She took another look at Sir, and realized that he was actually quite young.

It seems to be around 27.

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Eckert looked at Shelley a little puzzled, and the other said so.

"You are busy with so many things, and you are also responsible for two children. It is really hard." Shelley sighed: "I underestimated your workload."

"Haha, it's okay." Jazz felt a little embarrassed: "This is what I should do. Whether it's hard work or not, it's all part of my job. And I don't think I did a good job."

Sir's wife fell ill after giving birth to Kay, and died when Kay was two years old.Jazz and his wife have a very good relationship, and after his wife died of illness, he never married a newcomer.

"King Uther told me last time that you think I should look for another lady." Eckert said, "No need, I think it's fun to take these two children by myself. From being a baby to now being able to run and jump, I feel a sense of accomplishment in my heart."

Shelley nodded, he didn't expect the old man Merlin to care about other people's family affairs.She looked at the brown-haired knight again, and felt that this man was shining brightly in the sun.

It's like the hero of Mary Su's novel.

"Kay, Arthur." During the break, he called the two children over, and briefly and formally introduced them again: "This is Merlin, your future teacher. I hope you can get along well in the future."

Shetong stared at the two little radish heads, and the two little radish heads also looked at her.Shelley cleared his throat, squatted down and stretched out his hand.

"I'm Merlin."

She smiled.

Kai was flickered by her smile, and although his butt was still hurting, he still held her hand.

"Hi teacher! I'm Kai."

But the other one seemed reluctant, probably because the butt was still hurting.

But he finally succumbed to his adoptive father's eyes and stretched out his little paws.

"Hello teacher."

"My name is Arthur."

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