Chapter 51: Siege Competition (1)

"tutor!"
Dilling heard his voice bright and loud.
Heidein looked at him from the corner of his eye.
"You ..." Dilling soon found out that he was drying his hair, and the condolences he wanted to export immediately retracted and changed to, "Need help?"
Hyde nodded because of the flame in his palm. "Help me dry my hair."
The magic of water system is to dry the hair by separating the water elements attached to the surface of the hair, but the water elements of the hair itself cannot be squeezed out, which is a difficult magic.
Dilling remembered the method mentioned in the "Water Magic Blender". The way to distinguish ordinary water from water in minced meat and garlic is their smell. The author mentioned that the color of the water element containing odor is different from other water elements, and its difference is not fixed. It will be displayed in different colors according to the understanding of the smell by using magic.
After reading the book, Dilling always wanted to find a chance to give it a try. Now the opportunity was in sight, but it made him difficult.
The flavours of meat and garlic are very recognizable, but Hyde's smell of hair ...
Dilling stared at the blond hair, hesitant to step forward and smell it.
Hyde frowned when he saw him, "Don't tell me you won't."
One who didn't immediately dispel all of Dilling's concerns was hesitant, and said seriously, "Could you please ask me to smell my hair."
...
Hyde looked at him strangely.
Fearing that he had misunderstood Dilling, he quickly said the reason.
"That's it." Hyde's lips rose slightly, and familiar jokes appeared in his eyes.
Dilling regretted it.
Even if the person in front of him is his mentor, he should not be involved in private. Maybe he has time to turn around now?
He secretly remembered the distance from entering to here.
"Okay." Hyde agreed.
This time Dilling hesitated.
Hyde simply lowered his head and stretched his neck to him.
Dilling's nose penetrated into a faint, fresh fragrance. If it wasn't this close, it wouldn't smell.
"Is it closer?" Heiden's head moved forward again.
Burned by the fire, half-dry and half-wet hair brushed across his nose, scaring Dilling anxiously to take a half step back, dry coughing: "OK, OK."
Hyde raised his head. "Can we start now?"
"Um." Dilling calmed down and closed his eyes.
The distribution of water elements immediately appeared in my mind.
Among a group of glittering water elements, Hyde's head was exceptionally bright. It can be seen that water element density is very high. However, Dilling searched for a long time on his head, and did not find the different water element mentioned in "Water Magic Blender".
Before he found it, he didn't dare to move the water element on Hyde's head arbitrarily, for his hair would turn into a pile of hay if the light moved.
After about three minutes, the pile of water elements moved.
Dilling opened his eyes in surprise, and found that Hydein was already in bed.
"Tutor ..." He looked at him guiltily.
With his back to the bed, Hyde took out a book and shook his hand at him: "You continue. I'll rest."
"..."
According to Hyde's past performance, his "rest and rest" is really gentle and kind, but it is not a taste in Dearing's ear either. He decided to tell the truth, "I can't tell the water element in the instructor's hair."
As Hyde turned the book, he leisurely said, "I can't distinguish it, but I can't see it at all."
"Invisible?" Dilling thought. Yes, the water element in the hair, even if it exists, must be extremely small. It cannot be the pile of light on his head. "I see."
With a wave of his arm, the water element flew up and landed on the quilt covered by Heidein.
Hydein looked up from the book.
Dillinger laughed and decomposed the water elements in the quilt, then separated into the air.
Hyde said: "The humidity in the room has increased."
"Uh, I can adjust it again." When Dilling wanted to use magic, he saw Hyde wave his hand: "It doesn't matter."
"Then, good night, mentor." Dilling sighed, turning to prepare to leave.
"You came to me just to dry my hair?" Hyde dragged his feet lazily.
Dilling then thought of his own cause, and said, "I think the instructor is not very good in the daytime, so let's see if it is seasickness ..."
"Yes."
"Really seasick?" Dilling didn't know why he was a little happy. Always proud and arrogant, as if omnipotent Hyde also had weaknesses.
"But," Hyde said in a voice, "is it too late for your condolences?"
Dilling froze.
Hyde continued slowly: "The ship sailed for nine days, right?"
Could it be that he hid in the small room on the boat and waited for his condolences?
Suddenly his mind appeared. Hyde sat on the bed and looked at the door with a grudge.
Dilling froze with his own thoughts, he thought for a long time: "I thought the mentor wanted a private space."
"Private space." Hyde nodded. "Good excuse."
Dilling bowed his head.
In fact, he really didn't think about consoling anything while on board. I do not know why, compared with the previous teacher, the teacher-student boundary between himself and Heidein is not so clear. Even with the concept of respect for the teacher is not so profound.
Maybe it's because Hyde is so unlike a teacher?
"I accept your excuse." Hyde turned his eyes back to the book, only to find that Dilling was still standing still, wondering, "What else?"
Dilling wanted to ask if his poor performance in the cabin would affect his job assignment during the war. After all, he still looks forward to the title of commander. But looking at Heidein's expression, remembering all his previous misdeeds, he felt that he remained silent.
Otherwise, he will be used to confuse him.
Dilling returned to the dormitory, and Raymond and Kevin were both there, asking how.
Dilling saved the details of his hair, but said that Hydein was indeed seasick.
Raymond was sighed. He did not expect that Hyde would be seasick because of people like this. It was really pleasant.
Although he had the same thoughts as he did, it was not so pleasing to say from the mouth of others.
Dilling suppressed the irritability in his heart, he euphemistically ordered the guests.
Just as Sawso fell asleep on the bed, Raymond and Kevin stood up and returned to their room.
Dilling finished washing, lying on the bed, tossing and falling asleep.
...
Returning to St. Paders will have to take a boat. Maybe he should buy some seasickness medicine.
The ox cart hurryed for two days, and finally arrived at the "battlefield."
Strictly speaking from Senris Gateng cannot be called a city, but a town, a town with more than six meters high wall.
Dill frowned as soon as he saw the city wall.
Even if there is no moat and no inner wall, you can't expect Senrisga to take out the real big city and play with them, but such a wall is too exaggerated and clearly designed for the siege side!
Raymond saw him glancing across the city wall and whispered, "How? What are the battle plans?"
"Two words." Dilling sighed.
Raymond was surprised. "Really? What word?"
"Stand."
"... doesn't sound like auspicious."
Dilling remembered that he was a Senriska noble, and if he complained that he might hurt the relationship between them, he would not talk.
But he didn't say much.
"This wall is so short!"
"It's a fence!"
"It's a bullpen. It's anti-wolf."
"Hey hey, what's a wolf defense? St. Savoy they are wolves, so what are we?"
"..."
Junior junior students scrambled to see such a wall.
Raymond's face was not very good-looking.
Dilling patted his shoulder and comforted him, "If the wall is high, what else do we need?"
Raymond grinned, but his mood was clearly down.
Dilling was suddenly curious about Heidein's view of the city walls. He looked forward.
Heide was at the front of the team. He seemed to turn a blind eye to the city wall, and turned a deaf ear to the discussion, and walked towards the door in the middle of the city wall that looked abnormally consistent with the standard of "long-term disrepair".
Kevin quietly walked behind Dilling and whispered in a small voice: "It must have taken a lot of effort to find such a town."
Dilling laughed and said nothing.
St. Sawyer's Glory Academy is located in Sunriska. Senriska tends to be normal. However, in general, the defender has an advantage over the attacker, so it is not too eccentric.
...
An hour later, he took back his thoughts--
Outrageous in the back.
"What's called a siege has a disadvantage, so the manpower is doubled?"
The college students buzzed and asked, almost noisy.
The supervisors and judges sent by Senrisga looked at Heidein with eager anxiety, hoping that he would come out and express his attitude.
Hyde was sitting on the most comfortable chair in the lobby, squinting, drinking coffee, and staying away from the incident.
The supervisor couldn't stand it and asked, "Teacher, look?"
"When did I accept a student like you?" Hyde clearly wrote the word disgust on his face.
The supervisor's face couldn't stop, thinking, I'm just being polite, you don't even give a face! His tone was stiff at the moment, "I know St. Paders College has a good reputation and is one of the most famous colleges in the mainland." He dragged the word "one" for a long time, "So I believe in St. Shouldn't Dess have the advantage of defending the city to win? "
When the students saw him and Hydein talking, they quieted down spontaneously.
Hyde said indifferently, "Do you mean that Saint-Sauvin must play two to win Saint-Pades?"
The Supervisor froze and quickly said, "No, I said, the defender has an advantage. So another advantage is needed to make up for Saint Sauvignon's Glory Academy."
Hyde thought and thought, "Okay."
Supervisor Yixi.
"Then give them the advantage of the defenders."
The supervisor turned from joy to death.
Hydein put the coffee cup aside and stood up and said, "Let's attack the city!"
He saw that the supervisor was still there, adding: "Rest assured, even as a siege, to deal with them, we can do it one by one."
St. Padres students roared.
Supervisor: "..." How did things turn out like this?
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