() The Bet with Linghu Chong (II)
"This..."
Although he was very reluctant, Six Monkeys—Lu Dayou—glanced at his senior brother Linghu Chong, who had already taken the initiative to retreat to the middle of the training ground, then smiled wryly and patiently explained to the little girl before him:
"Little girl, you can't be serious, can you?"
"I'm telling you!"
"It won't matter what you teach me!"
"Forget you—even if Master and Mistress taught me their secret sword techniques right now, I still wouldn't be able to beat Senior Brother!"
"On Mount Hua, no one can beat Senior Brother except Master and Mistress!"
"I'm not making that up!"
"How about..."
"You just admit defeat?"
"I don't have the nerve to fight Senior Brother!"
He had naturally heard the bet between Senior Brother Linghu Chong and the little girl just now. Although he knew that admitting defeat would mean she got tricked out of more drinking money by Senior Brother, Lu Dayou figured that getting cheated out of some money was still better than being beaten up by Senior Brother for no reason.
Besides, this had nothing to do with him in the first place. He certainly wasn't willing—and had no reason—to spar with his senior brother and suffer this undeserved misfortune. That would be nothing but asking for a beating!
"..."
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Seeing how reluctant the other party looked, and how he immediately urged her to admit defeat, Annie had no choice but to think it over and say:
"How about this!"
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"I'll teach you a move in a moment. Then you can go fight your senior brother. As long as you do your best, I'll give you a piece of gold whether you win or lose. How's that?"
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Annie knew how much buying power gold had in