The team is full of girls who are single until retirement based on their strength

Chapter 166 Teacher

This was the day after I communicated and consulted with Evia.

Originally today was Sunday, and Caesar planned to take a day off today.

But thinking about how Barica looked, Caesar decided to work overtime for a day.

There's nothing I can do about it, since I have such a kind heart.

(Actually, it’s because Xi Ze is very free)

Nelly seems to be very busy in recent days, because there are matters of the Vatican that need to be handed over, and there are many things that require her, the saint, to step in.

For example, holding a sermon or something.

Otherwise, maybe Caesar could go play with Nellie and ask her to enlighten Barricka, she is very good at doing this.

"Okay, let's take a break." Caesar blocked the wooden sword in Barricka's hand with his backhand, and the girl took a step back.

The girl shook her head: "I'm not tired yet, I can practice for a while longer."

"Practice what? Wait, I have something to tell you."

The girl followed Caesar's instructions and walked with him towards the shade of the trees.

Heather didn't come today because it's the weekend and she wants to rest.

The two sat down there, and Caesar handed the water on the ground to the girl.

The latter simply took the water but did not drink it, just held it in his hand.

"Last time, you lost to your brother. You felt a little unwilling to accept that, right?"

Caesar regretted the moment he opened his mouth. Was he going to step on someone else's minefield right away?

"I'm not as skilled as him, but there's nothing to be unwilling about." The girl lowered her head and said, "It's just that I don't acknowledge that man as my brother."

"It's normal for you to lose to him. He has the advantage of age and size. If you were given another year, he would definitely not be your opponent."

"..."

The girl was silent.

"But you don't have to be discouraged. In my opinion, your talent is much better than his." Caesar regretted what he had just said, but now he could only continue: "I believe that as long as you give him another ten years, after ten years, he will look at you as if he is looking up at a towering Titan."

"Yeah." The girl still didn't seem to react.

Caesar scratched his head, not knowing how to comfort others. This was not his strong point.

"You are only sixteen this year, right?"

Caesar asked.

"Yeah." Barica nodded. She remembered that Teacher Caesar appeared at her coming-of-age ceremony with Dean Jessica.

"That's right, why are you in such a hurry?" Caesar continued, "You are still so young, there is still a lot of room for growth, don't be discouraged by a temporary failure."

"Okay." Barica only uttered one word, and Caesar felt that she didn't listen to what he just said at all.

"Actually, it's not that I can't understand you." Caesar thought for a moment and continued, "I'm nineteen this year, not much different from you. I know what you're thinking right now."

"A temporary failure doesn't mean anything. Even when I was an adventurer, it wasn't all smooth sailing. I also experienced many setbacks."

Actually, it’s a lie. Caesar has a guide.

"Thinking back then..." Caesar wanted to make up a story to comfort Barica, but the latter was completely unwilling to listen.

Because just now a very scary sound rang in her ears.

She suspected that she had heard it wrong.

It is quite difficult to judge the age of a professional.

Because their age does not change with the passage of time, especially high-level professionals.

It can even be said that they become what they think they are.

Teacher Nishizawa is very strong.

Although he looks very young, his words and actions are very mature, so he must be quite old.

Barica had guessed Caesar's age before, probably under fifty.

He is definitely a strong man above the epic level, terrifyingly strong, otherwise I would not want to learn swordsmanship from him.

But what did she just hear??!

She was a little unsure.

"At that time, our team was stuck in that underground maze..." Caesar was still talking, but was interrupted by Barica.

"Teacher, how old did you say you were just now?" Barryka asked.

"Nineteen, what's wrong?" Caesar didn't react: "So, I wasn't lying to you when I said that the teacher is about the same age as you."

"In your case, there's no need to rush. As long as you keep working on it for a while, you'll definitely become an excellent person..."

Caesar's voice gradually became smaller, as if he had just said something extraordinary.

"Ten, nineteen...?" Baraka repeated in a daze, her thoughts seeming to drift far away.

Is it an illusion? I always feel like she has turned gray.

"..."

Caesar also fell silent.

After thinking for a while, Caesar said, "Well, my situation is rather special. There is nothing of value to refer to. You don't have to think too much about it."

"What I want to say is that you are already a very outstanding person at your age. There is no need to compare yourself with some wrong people, such as Dimitar Dex. He just took advantage of his age. If you two were the same age, he would definitely not be as good as you."

"..."

It seems to be of no use.

After a moment of silence, Barica said, "Teacher, I want to ask you a question."

"...You tell me." Caesar replied.

"If I were nineteen, would I be able to reach your level of strength?"

Barica asked.

"Well, I think, in this world, anything is possible."

"..."

"Forget it, let's not talk about this anymore."

Caesar had a brief conversation with her, but it seemed like the blow to her was even greater.

"Anyway, your goal is to win the Anti-Magic Countermeasures competition, right?" Caesar changed the subject.

"Yeah." The girl was still immersed in the number "nineteen" she had just heard, and was a little dazed.

"I have a way to help you win," Caesar said, "no matter who your opponent is."

"any solution?"

Barica asked subconsciously.

"Special training." Caesar uttered two words.

"Special training?" Barryka repeated the word.

"Yes, special training." Caesar said, "As long as you are willing, I have a way for you to defeat Dimitar Dex within three days."

"I, I do." said Barryka.

"I just have a request." Caesar stretched out his voice.

"Do you need tuition?" Barryka looked serious: "I'll get it together."

"That's not necessary." Caesar shook his head gently: "The request is very simple."

"From now on, you can just call me 'teacher'."

"How about it? Are you willing?"