Zhan Long Chapter 371 - Real Skills

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Chapter 371 Real Skills

The bleak autumn wind blew as the falling leaves rolled across the basketball courts. Under the dim lights, a few groups of guys were playing basketball on courts 3, 4 and 5. “Papapa.” The dribbling sounds of basketballs echoed endlessly. The scene was just right to have my duel with Tang Qi.
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When I arrived at the last court on the field, the 7th one, I saw that Tang Qi was already there. He wore an informal black shirt with flat shoes and was casually leaning against the fence.

“Li Xiao Yao, you’re late”

I looked at my watch, “Not really, I’m actually right on time!”

On the side, Wan Er was wearing a dress and slightly shivering from the frigid night air. She held both her arms and said, “It’s….. kinda cold…..”

Dong Cheng grabbed Wan Er’s shoulders and laughed, “Come come. Let’s make some body heat…..”

Wan Er laughed, “Stop playing around. Watch them carefully! This…. Li Xiao Yao, Tang Qi, don’t actually fight for real. If one of you hurts the other, I won’t forgive you!”

I nodded, “Alright. I’ll be careful.”

Tang Qi smiled, “Got it. I don’t want to make Miss Wan Er worry…..”
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Standing there, I cupped my hands and said, “Then….. I’ll be using Q-Sword’s “Imitation Fist” if that’s alright with you.”

Tang Qi nodded, “Yeah. Do whatever you want to try and beat me. Just know that I won’t tell you what style I’ll be using. You’d better be prepared Li Xiao Yao. Show me the strength that you use to protect both Lin Wan Er and Dong Cheng Yue. If it’s all bark and no bite, then you can scram. I’ll personally be the one to protect them both instead.”

I couldn’t help but laugh, “Be careful of what wish for, you wouldn’t want to bite off more than you can chew!”
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Tang Qi’s left foot slipped back half a step, his body lowered and his right hand clenched into a fist. Streams of invisible energy gathered around his fist, determination flashed in his eyes. I could tell that he only wanted to defeat me, not actually hurt me in any way.

Taking a step forward, I stood up straight and pointed my

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