Julius jumped a few times, and moved his hands and feet, except for the slight restraint caused by the rope tied to his body, it was no different from usual. "It's not uncomfortable, but why?"

Hearing that Julius was not uncomfortable, Lulunaka nodded in satisfaction, and put the other end of the rope that was not tied to Julius's body to the broken sword that was inserted into the ground.

Julius found out if the rope was a little too long, even if it had been used a lot on him, but looking at the loop of rope that Lulunaka was holding in her hand, it seemed that there was still a long way to go. The rope on his body is the same as the one in Lulunaka's hand, which makes Julius feel bad: he looks like a dog led by Lulunaka?

Thinking about it this way, Julius's feelings became worse and worse. "At least tell me what this is going to do!" he asked again, his voice getting louder.

"Well, since you're so anxious, I'll tell you. Lulunaka had a relaxed smile on her face, not displeased by Julius's deterioration in attitude, "I think it's time for you to get out of the job of sharpening your sword, and of course, that doesn't mean you don't have to do that kind of work in the future - weapons still need to be maintained to keep them sharp." You take two more steps back. Lulunaka told Julius to take a few steps back, and Julius did so.

Lulunaka nodded, and continued, "I think it's time to give you some new ways to exercise, just learn how to maintain weapons and hold weapons, that's not a big deal, it's just a layman to a showman, there is no difference. One step back. Lulunaka continued to make demands on Julius.

Julius took another step back, and then heard the sound of stones falling. He looked behind him and found himself standing at the very edge of the promontory, with no land behind it, only a sea full of sharp reefs. "Wait, it can't go any further. He was a little nervous and wanted to take a step back, but Lulunaka had already caught up. He noticed that Lulunaka no longer had a rope in her hand, and now he only had a rope connected to the Broken Sword.

Lulunaka didn't seem to see Julius' nervousness, "I thought about it for a while, and I felt that neither learning skills nor exercising my body was an option that would yield immediate results. As for actual combat, there are no such conditions here, which is a pity - if you can catch a few fishmen or pirates here, the problem will probably be solved. She looked at Julius with a smile on her face, "But there is such a thing as difficulty, which can always be solved, and then I came up with a wonderful, genius-like idea: I don't need to be so troubled at all, isn't nature the best teacher?"

"Wait, can you make it clear, I don't understand at all. Looking at Lulunaka's smiling face, Julius felt a chill in her body, the way she was now, what she was going to do next was definitely not a good thing for him. He was going to retreat, but he thought that he was already standing on the edge of the cape, and that he would fall down any further, so he hurriedly retracted his feet.

Lulunaka did not seem to have any intention of answering Julius's question directly, but continued to say something that Julius did not understand, but which disturbed him. "Don't worry, at this time of year, the sea breeze and waves are very gentle, and they won't be too you. ”

Hearing Lulunaka mention the sea breeze and waves, Julius, no matter how stupid she was, vaguely felt that something was wrong. But he didn't have any chance to resist, because Lulunaka had already acted.

Lulunaka kicks Julius down. She kicked Julius in the waist, and Julius, who didn't react, flew backwards and fell directly before flying far. Julius fell, followed by a scream from below.

Just in time to walk nearby, Luo Miona witnessed the process. She almost let out of her throat when Lulunaka kicked Julius down, but Lulunaka immediately turned around and made a booing gesture to Romeona after kicking Julius down, putting her finger to her lips and motioning for Romeona to keep quiet.

Lulunaka knew she was behind her. Romeona immediately reached out and covered her mouth, muffling her voice.

It wasn't long before Julius's voice came from below, and in the sound of the waves, his voice sounded so faint that it was almost inaudible. "What the hell are you trying to do, you hateful witch, are you going to hang me!"

Although his voice sounded so small in the sound of the waves, it still came up clearly, which showed how loud his voice was, and how much panic and fear were mixed in it. It's just that compared to the sea, it still seems too small.

"Didn't I just tell you, a brilliant idea!" Lulunaka walked to the side and shouted downward, "I also said that nature can be your best teacher." If you don't understand that, you can only say that you are stupid!"

"Is that why you kicked me down!" Julius's voice came again, and in addition to the horror, there was a lot of anger mixed in with it.

"There's no other reason! that's what I want to do!" Lulunaka crouched down, her hand touching the rope. Julius landed below, did not fall directly on the reef and was stabbed to death, and the rope and the broken sword stuck in the ground were his saviors. As a useless iron bar, this broken sword played a very important role at this time, bearing the weight of a teenager, firmly stuck in the ground, and did not move. The rope, which was a few points thicker than his thumb, also became Julius's lifesaver, and it seemed that there was no danger of breaking by pulling a heavy object, which allowed Julius to avoid the possibility of being torn apart. He should probably have thanked Lulunaka, who had been careful to tie him with rope after rope, instead of putting it around his waist, otherwise he would have been miserable now.

But Julius probably won't be grateful to Lulunaka, now he is hanging high in the air on the cliff, with sharp reefs below, just looking down makes people tremble, and people fall down, and there is absolutely no chance of survival. The threat doesn't just come from the feet, it's from the front. Lulunaka had said that the waves were gentle this season when she kicked him down, but he now felt that Lulunaka was simply deceiving.

The promontory, where the chapel is located, is very high, so it is like a ship breaking through the waves. At the same time, it also means that the cape itself, as a stone, will be counterattacked by the sea. The reef beneath the cape was sharpened into a murder weapon by the waves, and now, the waves several meters high are still hitting the cape. Julius, on the other hand, was enjoying the caress of the waves, which Lulunaka called "gentle".

It was indeed a touch, for Julius was now hanging at the faintest end of the waves, and if I had to describe it, it was the same feeling as someone else bringing a bucket of water to him...... Maybe a little bit better than that.

But human hands and arms are tired, and the sea is not. Waves come in waves, and the intensity of each wave is not the same, and not all of them come from the front. For the first time, Julius realized so deeply how capricious the sea is, and that even the slightest anger can befall a human being and make that person miserable.

Now Julius is even more ugly than embarrassed. The uninterrupted waves shook him so much that he couldn't even open his eyes, and when he raised his head and roared up, his mouth was filled with several mouthfuls of seawater, and the salty smell made his mouth very uncomfortable, and a lot of it flowed through the esophagus into his stomach.

He still had the crosssword in his hand, but it didn't work at all. There is no enemy here, and if you have to find one, the name of that enemy is the sea. To fight the sea with a sword, only a madman can do it.