I Was a Swordsman in Ancient Japan

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They all stood outside the attack range of the two, only dared to surround the two from a distance like this, looked at each other, did not dare to step forward, and did not want to just retreat like this.

"how?"

A-Ming spoke to the prisoners around him in a mocking tone.

"Don't you want to kiss Fangze?"

After finishing speaking, A-Machi raised his left hand and patted his right shoulder which was not covered by any fabric.

"Just now you were yelling aggressively about what to do with me, did you become a coward so quickly?"

It can be said that A-Ming's merciless ridicule directly annoyed the prisoners.

The blood on the head, and the evil fire attacking the heart - the two cooperated with each other, and made these prisoners have the courage to go forward to fight again.

Looking at the prisoners who came up again, Ah-cho silently pulled out the Wakizawa hanging from his lower back with his backhand.

At the same time, he pulled out a kunai tied to his belt with his left hand.

"Aoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo...!"

A fat prisoner rushed towards Ah Ding while screaming.

However, before he could groan a few more times, a piece of kunai pierced the air and hit the prisoner's throat with precision.

This kunai was naturally thrown by A-Ming.

After throwing out Kunai with his left hand and hitting the prisoner's vitals, Ah-Ming glared at the prisoner, rushed towards the prisoner, gave the prisoner a straight stab that hit his neck precisely, and gave the prisoner Make up a knife.

While A-Machi was giving these prisoners a head-on blow, Ogata was silently "cleaning up" the "garbage".

These prisoners seem to have realized that in a one-on-one situation, they are not Ogata's opponents at all.

So they huddled together wittily, surrounded five people in one breath, and attacked Ogata from five directions.

Behind these 5 people,

There are many more waiting in the wings.

Although these prisoners had a good idea, when it came time to act, they revealed all kinds of mistakes and omissions.

For example—the five people killed by Asaogata didn't cooperate well with each other at all, and the encirclement network they formed was rotten.

Ogata did not directly confront these five people.

Instead, he used steps to escape from the siege of these five people easily, and then rushed to the prisoners who were standing behind the five people just now, waiting for an opportunity to move.

Ogata's first opponent was a short guy.

This guy didn't expect that Ogata could break through the siege of the five people so easily and kill them in the back row.

Therefore, this guy, who was not expecting Ogata's attack, could only straighten out the sword in his hand in a hurry, and stab at Ogata.

Coincidentally - the sword skill Ogata used against this guy happened to be Sakakibara's Ichidou-style bird stab.

The swords of the two stabbed towards each other almost at the same time.

However—Ogata's sword pierced the guy's throat directly, and the guy's sword was more than a fist away from Ogata's body.

"Are you a fool?" Ogata said softly, "Facing an enemy whose size is bigger than yours, you actually want to compete with the opponent whose sword can attack the opponent first?"

This prisoner, who was called a fool by Ogata, was probably less than 1.6 meters tall when converted to the length unit of the modern earth.

He is more than ten centimeters different from Ogata in height, and his arm length is naturally far less than Ogata's.

There is such a big difference in body size between the two, and the knives in the hands of the two are also ordinary-length knives, so it is inevitable that Ogata's sword can stab this guy first.

Ogata did not pull the sword back, but directly stayed in the guy's body.

This knife has already beheaded several people in a row, the body of the knife has been covered with too much blood and fat, it is no longer as sharp as it used to be, and it doesn't feel as good in the hand.

Anyway, there are so many knives now, there is no need to stubbornly use a blunt one all the time, so even if Ogata discarded the knives, he drew a new one from his back instead.

While drawing out the new knife, Ogata quickly retreated from where he was standing just now with a step, and rushed towards a single prisoner.

For some unknown reason, the prisoner stood outside the crowd with a knife in his hand.

He looked like he was saying to Ogata: "I'm on the order, come and kill me."

Facing Ogata who was rushing towards him, the prisoner flusteredly swung his knife and slashed at Ogata.

Facing this chaotic and extremely slow slash, Ogata didn't even bother to take a step forward, and directly relied on his own agility value of 9 points, turned slightly sideways, and dodged the prisoner's slash, Then a dragon tail swept towards the prisoner's face.

These prisoners, without exception, wore armor.

So in order to save some effort, Ogata's knives were all aimed at the necks and cheeks of these prisoners that were not covered by the armor.

Ogata's knife cut into the prisoner's right cheek and cut out from the left cheek.

When the blade cut out from the prisoner's left cheek and splashed a little blood, a system voice suddenly sounded in Ogata's mind:

--Um? Dragon tail upgraded?

After the system sound fell, Ogata couldn't help raising his eyebrows slightly.

——Continuous battles have made my use of the dragon tail more and more proficient, so I have reached the "intermediate" strength without knowing it...

Unlike upgrading with skill points, this process of upgrading by "proficiency" will not give Ogata a feeling of "suddenly becoming stronger".

To use an image metaphor-upgrading martial arts with skill points is like pouring a lot of water into an empty bucket in one breath, filling the empty bucket directly.

Relying on "proficiency" to improve the level of martial arts is like slowly pouring water into an empty bucket until the bucket is full.

Although both can fill the bucket with water, they give people a different feeling.

After finishing off the prisoner in front of him with the dragon tail, Ogata swung the knife in his hand violently, and then used the step again to kill another prisoner.

When "cleaning up" the rubbish, Ogata has also been paying attention to the situation at Machi's side.

From the beginning to the end, Ogata didn't keep himself too far away from A-Machi, so that he could immediately rush to support A-Machi when he encountered any danger.

But Ogata's worries were clearly unnecessary.

Ogata could tell with just one glance——A-cho's swordsmanship is actually very average.

However, although she is not a person who specializes in close combat, it is more than enough to deal with these prisoners who can only commit crimes.

A-Machi holds Wakizashi backhand with his right hand, and Kunai with his left hand.

The Kunai in the left hand can be used as a long-range weapon, and it can also be used as a short sword.

At the same time, Acho can also use a special kind of jutsu.

Ogata couldn't remember how many prisoners who were far bigger than her were easily knocked down and how many arms A-Ming used her special jujitsu.

A-machi introduced it to Ogata just now—this is the jutsu in their Shiranui.

And according to Ogata's judgment, he found that—compared with swordsmanship, A-cho seemed to be better at this jutsu in their Shiranui.