"Father, women are strange animals. Miss Natalie, I saved her. She''s still so angry that it seems I shouldn''t have saved her."


    In the room arranged by the monastery for Chechen and father sparsokukotsky, Chechen wiped his face and complained to father sparsokukotsky.


    More than an hour ago, after Natalie left angrily, the embarrassed mitzkevich quickly apologized to President koldzki. Mitzkevich argued that Miss Natalie was still young. Please don''t mind the dean.


    For such a small matter, of course, President koldzki will not quarrel with Natalie. He generously said that he was not angry with Natalie and thought Natalie was frank and lovely.


    Mitzkevich repeatedly expressed his thanks to President koldzki for his magnanimity. Then he resigned and went to find Natalie.


    Of course, such a small storm will not dilute everyone''s joy of victory. The monks of the monastery had already prepared baked sausages and bread for the victorious warriors. Everyone was happily telling their heroic deeds in the hall. As another protagonist of the incident, Che Chen also tacitly didn''t mention the unhappiness just now.


    It doesn''t mean that Chechen doesn''t have any ideas about Natalie. When the dinner was over, Chechen and father sparsokukotsky returned to the room, and he spoke to the priest.


    "Captain, Miss Natalie is only fifteen years old," father sparsokukotsky said with a smile after hearing Cherchen''s complaint.


    "What''s the matter with fifteen? It''s as if no one has been fifteen." Chechen hung the towel back, then turned his head and said to spasokukotsky.


    "Chief, you are only fifteen."


    Seeing that Chechen didn''t understand what he meant, father sparsokukotsky ordered again.


    "Uh."


    Cherchen understood what the priest meant.


    Seeing that Cherchen understood his meaning, father spasokukotsky continued: "When I worked in the rigado monastery, the children in the choir of the monastery were basically of this age. Their biggest feature was that they regarded themselves as little adults and paid great attention to the views of adults on them. I remember a child named bolt. He won the first place in every theological exam, but he was passed by the second place again. Originally, he and the second are good friends. They go home and play together every day, but since then, he has never played with that friend again. "


    "Father, do you mean Natalie is jealous that I''m better than her?" Chechen said strangely.


    "What do you think? Miss Natalie was born into an aristocratic family with such outstanding talents and looks. She can be said to exist like a proud woman. But today she was saved by a small mercenary. What do you think she would think?" father sparsokukotsky said.


    "All right..." Che Chen nodded.


    Then, Chechen was a little nervous.


    "Father, do you think Natalie will hold a grudge against me like the polt in your story, and then wait for an opportunity to revenge me." Chechen worried. When it comes to Sabre and sword skills, Chechen really can''t catch up with Natalie. Under normal circumstances, it''s estimated that he will be defeated two or three times. He can''t beat it. It''s estimated that he can''t beat it all his life, and the firearm can''t be used. Chechen felt a burst of despair.


    "Captain, don''t think about it. In my opinion, Miss Natalie''s personality is unyielding. She will only try harder to surpass you to prove that she is better than you."


    "Then I''ll admit defeat to her."


    With that, Chechen opened the door and went out.


    "Aleval, where are you going?" asked father sparsokukotsky. He didn''t believe that the commander would really admit defeat.


    "Go to the bathroom," Chechen said.


    The room where Chechen and the priest live is on the second floor. When Chechen comes to the stairs and is preparing to go down, he sees Natalie walking up the stairs.


    The two suddenly met. No one expected this. Chechen and Natalie were stunned for a moment.


    Finally, Chechen recovered first. He went back to the stairs on the second floor, then made way for Natalie and said, "please first."


    At this time, Natalie also reacted. She first gave Cherchen a fierce look, and then walked up the stairs step by step. When Natalie came to the stairs on the second floor, she didn''t turn to leave, but suddenly grabbed Cherchen''s collar and dragged Cherchen into an empty room.


    In the dark, Chechen felt a burst of urine, especially Natalie''s forearm firmly against her chest.


    "She doesn''t want to beat me up," Chechen thought to himself. He even felt that Natalie''s first blow would hit him in the ribs.


    But all the illusions were not true. Chechen''s expected blow did not come. Instead, he heard Natalie whispering, "thank you."


    "Ah!?"


    Chechen didn''t believe her ears. Natalie would say thank you to herself.


    "What did you say? I didn''t hear you clearly." Chechen said foolishly.


    If there were a light, Chechen would see Natalie''s eyes full of anger. Maybe he didn''t dare to say that.


    "Thank you," Natalie said again.


    "Well, you''re welcome. You should," said Chechen.


    Natalie let go of Chechen. Chechen felt that she could finally breathe freely.


    "You know, when you saved me, I was really angry because I asked someone I once suspected to save me," Natalie added.


    Chechen didn''t speak, so he listened quietly.


    "So I stubbornly argue with you, even if the truth is on your side. Because I don''t want to admit that I''m wrong in public, and I''m right for a person about my age."


    "It looks as like as two peas said." Che Chen thought again.


    "But then father koldzki woke me up. He came to my room and said to me, ''a man who doesn''t want to face the facts can never surpass himself''."


    "Oh, really?"


    "So, aleval. I thank you for saving your life and apologize to you, because I have always doubted you. From now on, let''s be rivals."


    "Oh, good."


    Cherchen just said "good" and then reacted. Shouldn''t he be a friend?


    What Chechen doesn''t know is how proud it is to let Natalie be her opponent, because in the whole Republic, among her peers, Natalie has few people who can be regarded as her opponent.


    But Natalie didn''t explain to Chechen why she became an opponent. After hearing Chechen''s reply, she opened the door and walked quickly.


    "Captain, why have you been there so long?"


    When Chechen returned to his room, father sparsokukotsky asked.


    "Father, I met Natalie. She also thanked me and apologized," Chechen said.


    "That''s good. Have you become friends?"


    "No, she said that from now on, she and I will be rivals." Chechen said with a bitter smile.