Zombie King of Blood Race

Regardless of the fact that Taussig stayed in Taft's house for so long, he was not familiar with Taft's son and daughter.

Taussig looked at Trent so seriously for the first time through Taft's recommendation, so as to record his appearance.

It wasn't the displeasure when he was detained by Taft at the beginning. The boy standing beside Taft secretly looked at Tausig with curiosity and timidity.

The child's innocence made him curious about Tausig, but the child's sensitivity made him fear Tausig.

While Trent was secretly looking at him, Tausig was also looking at Trent, a small and thin child who looked less than seven or eight years old, which made him raise his eyebrows slightly.

If he remembered correctly, Taft had said that his eldest son was more than eight years old, nearly nine years old, but judging from his appearance, the child should be under seven years old.

That's right, without adequate nutrition, how could the child grow up strong and healthy? It's very fortunate that he didn't die because of this.

In this world and this era, whether it is a commoner or a nobleman, the child mortality rate is very high, and even the nobles sometimes have no one in ten.

So it is not surprising that Taft's oldest child was only over eight years old, because before that, Taft had already lost two children.

In addition to his small size, the boy named Trent in front of him is also as dirty as a mud monkey. Of course, this is also related to this era of this world.

Clothes are only felt and linen, and he doesn't brush his teeth or take a bath very often. This boy named Trent doesn't have bad breath like his father, which is very fortunate. As for cleanliness, modern people like to play. The boys are not necessarily clean all day long, let alone such children who are free-ranging all day long and no one cares about them.

"Okay, but..." This just made Taft think again.

"The most important thing in martial arts training is persistence, and adequate nutrition."

What does "adequate nutrition?" mean?Taft looked at Tausig blankly.

"The so-called adequate nutrition is to make him full. If he doesn't eat enough, how can he have strength, and if he doesn't have strength, how can he learn martial arts well?" Of course, he can learn martial arts while hungry, but it will hurt his body.

"In fact, I care more about whether he will persevere than about nutrition. I will be very strict."

"Of course sir, I mean, I assure you, Trent will definitely persevere." As soon as Tausig said he was willing to teach, Taft hastily promised, he was afraid that the promise would be too late, Tao Seeger would regret it.

"Okay then, since that's the case, let him go with me tomorrow..." At this point, he glanced at Taft's dazed look, and Tao Xi said again: "If you want, you can also come with us tomorrow go."

"Yes, I am willing, I am willing, of course I am willing, I mean, I will definitely go with you sir tomorrow." Rubbing his palms together excitedly, Taft spoke hastily again.

At the same time, not knowing that his father had sold him, Trent Jr. still stared blankly at Tausig cautiously.

The crops were out and not yet ready, so Taft had plenty of free time to go about his own business.

This is one of the reasons why he insists on following.

In order to avoid the eyes of everyone, I didn't choose the village, so what place is more hidden than the forest, which is more suitable for training.

As a farmer, Taft was used to getting up early, but today he got up earlier than usual.

Taft saw Tausig who had woken up at some point and didn't show the slightest sign of sleepiness on his face. Taft's expression was serious, and he quickly called up his son, Trent, who was still sleeping.

Forcibly woken up by his father in his sleep, Trent, whose face was full of sleepiness, climbed out of the haystack very reluctantly, but even though he had already woken up, his face was still full of sleepiness and his eyes were half closed.

"There's no rush." ​​Tausig said softly, watching Trent, who was forcefully pulled up from the haystack by Taft, who was half asleep and half awake with a reluctant expression on his face.

But even if he said there was no rush, Taft kept urging Trent to get dressed quickly.

At the same time, unlike his son's half-asleep and slow movements, Taft hurriedly dressed while urging Trent, and then he looked at Tausig with burning eyes.

Seeing that Taft and Trent were ready whether they wanted it or not, Tausig didn't stay any longer and walked out of the house first.

He was gesturing to Taft and Trent that they were ready to go.

Although summer dawns early, the sky is still cloudy at this time, and the morning glow that is faintly visible in the sky makes the sky no longer as dark and invisible as night.

Without disturbing anyone, they walked along the path to the forest, and the village was still in a deep sleep. Tausig and his party were far behind, and finally disappeared outside the forest.

In the summer morning, people will not feel cold, but only refreshing. The leaves and grass with dewdrops make the air fresher.

Taft and Trent were unmoved because they were used to it, and Tausig was because his heart was already dead, and he was no longer moved by these "little things", or suddenly enlightened.

Unlike the world Tausig once lived in, where the forest was developed by tourism, there are no paved paths here, nor any protective facilities. The paths in the forest are all walked by people. Of course, there will be no so-called trails.

Even walking behind Tausig was very difficult. Taft and Trent, whose clothes were already wet with dew, were panting heavily.

Unlike his father, who was excited to forget his fatigue when he saw Tausig's steady breath, Trent, who was sleepy and tired, sat down on the ground with a plop and said nothing to leave.

Despite Taft's persuasion and beating and scolding, he didn't move. Trent's shameless appearance made Taft feel helpless and impatient.

Won't this little bastard insist on resting for a while?

What should he do if he provoked the great nobleman in front of him so angry and didn't teach them?

But then again, how long are they going to go?

He was also a little tired.

After the excitement subsided, he also felt a little tired. While scolding his son angrily, Taft peeked at Tausig out of the corner of his eye.

How could he not have noticed Taft's small movements? After looking around for a while, Tausig said in an indifferent voice: "Rest first, and we will set off after you have rested."

As soon as he heard Tausig say rest, he silently let out a breath in his heart, Taft did not forget to carefully ask Tausig after resting: "Your Excellency, how long do we have to go?"

"Based on your footsteps, we still have to walk for two or three hours."

Another two or three hours?

take so long?

Where are they going?

Somewhat surprised but did not dare to ask, Taft looked at Tausig hesitantly for a while, and finally chose to remain silent.

How dare he question the other party's decision, what should he do if he makes the other party angry?

He didn't want to miss the opportunity to be taught by a great nobleman, because he might be a heroic knight nobleman.

Taft didn't ask any more questions, so Tausig didn't speak anymore. The silence of the two made the atmosphere suddenly quiet. The chirping sound came to their ears.

The chirping of birds is crisp, and the chirping of insects is like strings. The combination of these two brisk chirping sounds is refreshing.

But it's a pity that there are not only these two kinds of chirps that sound like music in the forest. The faint chirping of ferocious beasts made Trent, who was lying still on the ground, shiver involuntarily.

He and his father, Taft, finally realized that this was the deep part of the forest, not the outer part of the forest as they were familiar with it.

Trent timidly got up from the ground, shrugged his shoulders, and leaned towards his father, Taft, with a panicked expression.

This time, he didn't scold his son Trent angrily like before, because Taft himself was also afraid, but after all, he was an adult, so no matter how scared he was, he didn't show it.

Hiding the fear in his heart, Taft subconsciously looked at Tausig who was standing against the tree. Tausig's calm expression made Taft slightly let go of the fear in his heart.

The great noble in front of them should not let them have their lives in danger!

Probably not!

Fear can make people subconsciously forget fatigue. After only a short rest, Taft frequently looked at Tausig and asked him whether they should continue or go back.

Of course Taft hoped that they would go back, but it was counterproductive. After Tausig straightened his body, he said in a calm voice, "Follow me."

Afterwards, they rested two or three times before arriving at the destination. Looking at the corner of the lake hidden behind the trees in the forest, both Taft and Trent had a flash of joy in their eyes.

Are they here?

They are here!

No longer procrastinating, hesitating, complaining, regretting, or hesitating as before, Taft and Trent, who had been dazzled by the joy of victory, subconsciously rushed towards the lake not far away, regardless of the obstruction of the trees.

A figure rushed faster than them, and before Taft and Trent could rush out of the forest, that figure had already rushed out. When Taft and Trent rushed out of the forest, a wave of wild boars mourned. Then came the howling sound.

Unlike his own son——Trent's ignorance and bewilderment, Taft, who rushed out of the forest to the lake one step later, broke out in a cold sweat. Obviously, he had discovered what happened just now.

"The first lesson I teach you is that even if victory is close at hand, don't let go of your vigilance." Let go of the palm holding the branch, ignoring the wild boar that was gradually losing its vitality due to the branch getting stuck in its head, Tausig Said expressionlessly.

At the same time, after belatedly realizing that he was about to experience something, Trent, whose calf was trembling non-stop, not only turned pale, but even his lips began to tremble.

Why did he have to enter such a dangerous forest?

Why did he have to go through these terrible things?

He wants to go home!

If you want to sleep when you are full, and play when you are full, don’t be like this now. Not only will you be frightened, but you will also suffer and endanger your life.

It was only at a glance that Taft listened, and his son Trent not only did not listen, but was even more resistant. Tausig ignored their respective thoughts and continued to speak: "From today onwards, I will be here Teach you all you want to learn."

Like a pearl inlaid on emeralds, the lake with the golden light of the sun adds a touch of immortality to the deep forest. This moving beauty is also Taft and Trent. Why do you see this lake? Regardless of the reason for rushing forward.

Following Tausig's gaze, he looked at the natural lawn on the side of the lake that seemed to be covered with a layer of green carpet. Taft, who no longer felt frightened and afraid, had a scorching brilliance in his eyes.

Lord Taussig said that he will teach everything he wants to learn here?

Is it here?

..., wait, here?

"Your Excellency, you mean that you will be here..." Emphasizing the words here, Taft looked at Tausig hesitantly.