Chapter 31: The Cyrcil and The play

Amidst the tense silence of everyone watching intently, the first to move was the viscount.

With a swift strike from above, not at full strength, Laurel gracefully dodged it as if dancing.

Even after being dodged, the viscount continued his pursuit, but Laurel effortlessly evaded every attempt. As the attacks escalated into full-speed assaults, Laurel danced around each one.

It was like a dance. And it even seemed like the viscount was cooperating with her movements.

Finally, Laurel ended the display by holding her sword to the viscount's neck, earning thunderous applause.

Judging by the viscount's frustrated expression, it wasn't just a performance.

There was an overwhelming difference in skill. If the viscount wasn't weak, then Laurel, who had repelled a major monster invasion in the game, must have acquired power equal to or greater than his.

Is the story progressing as in the game?