Knights Don't Need a Youthful Romance Story

They were simply teaching some magic and combat techniques.

There's basically nothing else.

"How can it be."

Getting up from the ground, Touya Kinomoto wiped his mouth and tried to calm his disordered breathing.

Holding a long sword with both hands, his posture is more like that of a knight than many other Japanese martial arts styles.

There's nothing he can do; he doesn't know any of the Japanese schools of martial arts.

I am the mighty Magician of Flowers, the Sword Saint of Avalon.

Why should I learn Japanese swordsmanship styles?

Thinking about it this way, it's not surprising why Touya Kinomoto holds his sword like that.

Merlin smiled as he looked at the spirited Touya Kinomoto.

"Good, that's it."

"You need to concentrate and focus all your attention on capturing my movements."

As he spoke, Merlin began to walk slowly, raising his hand slightly.

Then.......

Kinomoto Touya's eyes suddenly caught sight of a pink petal, a color different from the surroundings.

In this training room made of metal, the color of the petals is so striking.

Touya Kinomoto's gaze unconsciously shifted slightly.

My thoughts drifted away for a moment.

'Oops! ’

The instant his gaze shifted, Touya Kinomoto realized he was in trouble.

He quickly pulled his gaze back.

However, a wooden sword, carrying a sharp current of air, was already slashing towards his face in his line of sight.

"Oh!"

"Merlin, you bastard!!"

"You're still too green, Touya Kinomoto!"

It's predictable that Touya Kinomoto will go home bruised and battered again tonight.

Compared to Touya Kinomoto's side...

Sakura Kinomoto, being the younger sister, received much gentler training.

Strictly speaking, this doesn't even qualify as training.

It's simply about getting to know one's own power.

"The Sakura Cards are not isolated cards with no connection to each other; when they are combined, they can produce some unexpected surprises."

The great goddess of magical girls is patiently teaching her followers how to use her power to spread her glory (crossed out).

Luo Zhen is teaching Kinomoto Sakura how to use the Sakura Card.

Although as the owner of the Sakura Cards, Sakura Kinomoto theoretically has unparalleled control over these cards.

Even Clow Reed, who created the Clow Cards, might not be able to defeat Sakura.

After all, these cards are now called Sakura cards.

Strictly speaking, it had long since escaped Clow Reed's control.

Kinomoto Sakura is the only true master.

But in fact, Sakura Kinomoto, this little girl, has only a vague understanding of her own power so far.

They didn't even understand how to use single cards, let alone combine them.

There is nothing we can do about this.

Let's leave aside cards like [Gan] for now.

Those powerful cards, such as [Wheel], [Fight], and [Rage], have great potential to be explored.

Not to mention the Sakura Cards with the four elements.

Sakura Kinomoto still has a long way to go before she can make good use of the Clow Cards.

So Luo Zhen simply had Kinomoto Sakura start trying out combinations of Sakura cards after she became familiar with the power of each card.

First, learn some simple usage methods, then arrange and combine them to better unleash the power of the Sakura cards.

Once the basic combat strength is established, then gradually explore the potential of individual Sakura cards.

Luo Zhen also considered letting Kinomoto Sakura dig around on her own, since Kinomoto Sakura didn't need to rush into battle anyway.

There is plenty of time to study the power of the Sakura Cards.

But after thinking about it, I gave up on the idea.

Because he knew very well that this was unlikely to happen.

It's highly unlikely that a lively and active child would give up the fascinating process of creating new effects through card combinations and patiently engage in the tedious task of exploring the potential of the Sakura cards.

He was excited for a long time when he first got the Amazon driver.

Whenever my hand touches the driver, I can't help but want to transform.

Every day, I also have to practice my transformation poses in front of the mirror to ensure that my movements are quick and my expression is calm when I transform.

Simply put, the transformation animation needs to be cool.

Ah, thinking about it now, it really is a dark history.

While Kinomoto Sakura was trying to familiarize herself with her power.

A Clow Card that had been lying around was somehow activated.

In the ruins of the shrine, small Clow Cards are hidden behind the enshrined statues.

The Clow Cards, which had gone unnoticed for so long, seemed to sense something today.

A faint glow emanated from it.

The dim light dispelled the surrounding darkness, allowing people to see the patterns on the card.

The reverse side features a complex magic circle composed of the sun and moon, a motif common to all Clow Cards.

On the other side of the card, the image of a petite girl with her eyes closed leaps off the page, like a sleeping princess.

At the very bottom of the card, a line of English letters stands out prominently.

the nothing.

The Clow Card represents "nothingness".

I don't know if it's just my imagination, but the image of the girl on the card seems to have moved slightly, and her closed eyes look like she's about to open them at any moment.

Chapter 1167 Touya Kinomoto's Decisive Seeking of Help

The "None" card is the 53rd card, separate from the 52 Clow Cards.

This card possesses negative power and is the most powerful of the magical Clow Cards created by Clow Reed.

It has 52 other identical spells, used to balance out the other cards.

Simply put, after creating the previous 52 Clow Cards, Clow Reed was thinking about having a Clow Card that could balance the rest of the Clow Cards.

It can even steal and suppress Clow Cards that have already been transformed.

After all, these 52 Clow Cards can be roughly divided into two categories: [Light] and [Dark].

It is said that Clow Reed consulted the cultures of many countries when he first created the Clow Cards.

This can be seen from his special magic circle, which is engraved with both English and Chinese characters.

It may be based on the concept of yin and yang harmony.

The word "none" appeared.

Writing is nothingness, yet it possesses the power of all the other Clow Cards, but none of these powers belong to it.

In theory, possessing this Clow Card is equivalent to possessing the power of all Clow Cards.

Why didn't you just create nothingness from the beginning?

Of course, it's obvious that this is impossible.

After all, the Clow Cards can be considered early education tools for Sakura Kinomoto, as well as a means of controlling her magical power.

As for why such an obviously buggy card would appear?

I guess I got carried away while creating it.

Just like many people who initially thought they would play a couple of games and then go to sleep, they eventually turned into people who would never log off until they won a single game.

Clow Reed is probably the same.

Initially, the idea was simply to create a card for peace and harmony.

When I was conceiving the idea, I thought that the harmony needed to have a strong power, otherwise the other cards would not be satisfied, so I might need to add some power for countermeasures.

Then it also needs to be able to restrict the actions of other cards.

Add something else.

With this in mind, the ability to play "no" cards is increasing.

Thus, a Clow Card that could use the power of all Clow Cards and also steal and suppress other Clow Cards was born.

Normally, this Clow Card would remain dormant.

Even if someone accidentally obtains this card, they cannot use it.

Let's not even mention that the [No] card was previously sealed away by Clow Reed.

The use of Clow Cards requires a great deal of magical energy, so this was specially prepared for Sakura Kinomoto, who has trouble with having too much magical energy.

The more powerful the Clow Card, the more magic power it consumes when used.

Not to mention cards of the type "nothing".

It's a good thing that they weren't completely drained on the spot.

Back to topic.

This Clow Card, which should have been sleeping in Clow Reed's old house, has awakened in a dilapidated shrine.

The reason for her awakening is, unsurprisingly, because all the Clow Cards have been transformed into Sakura Cards.

The balance was broken, so the [No] card awakened.

As for why he only woke up now, and why he woke up in this place.

That's unknown.

(A certain cunning four-eyed kid gave it a like)

In the light, a petite girl slowly emerged.

Her soft, boneless little feet gently stepped on the dusty ground, but surprisingly, they didn't get dirty at all.

Her exquisite features are like a work of art meticulously sculpted by a craftsman.

Her fluffy hair was casually draped behind her, but it didn't look messy at all; instead, it had a unique beauty.

However, the only flaw was that her delicate face was framed by a pair of lifeless eyes.

It is said that the eyes are the windows to the soul.

You can tell a person's inner self just by looking into their eyes.

But there seemed to be nothing in those eyes; not a trace of emotion could be seen.

Because of those lifeless eyes, her delicate face seemed to carry a hint of sadness.

"Clow Cards..."