The Lady Nun Seeks Justice (Eliza Stonor) novel Chapter 599

599.Chapter 599

“Let’s keep going.” Eliza replied, her expression calm and unwavering.

Vance raised one eyebrow. “Alright, move the target back another hundred feet.”

Once the target was adjusted, Vance feigned politeness again. “Your Grace, you go first.”

Eliza shot him a knowing glance, clearly aware of his intentions.

But she didn’t refuse.

Instead, she nodded and released another arrow, striking the bullseye dead–center.

Vance followed, his arrow slicing through hers with a sharp crack, splitting it cleanly in mid–air.

Smirking, he asked, “Your Grace, shall we keep going?”

Eliza nodded. “Yeah.”

Vance smirked, “Very well. Move the target back another hundred feet.”

Eliza shot again, hitting the bullseye for the third time.

Vance followed suit, his arrow once again splitting hers with precision.

Vance said, “Your Grace…”

Eliza nodded. “Yeah, we keep going.”

This time, before Vance could finish basking in his own satisfaction or even complete his sentence, Eliza cut him off impatiently. “Next time, skip the question. Just move the target after every shot until someone misses.”

Vance’s expression faltered for a moment.

‘Does she really think she can keep up with me?

‘Can’t she see she’s already losing?”

With a cold snort and a darkened expression, Vance replied, “As you wish, Your Grace.”

“Move it back another hundred feet,” Vance said calmly.

For the fourth time, her arrow struck the bullseye with pinpoint accuracy.

Vance, refusing to back down, shot through her arrow once again, showcasing his own skill.

“Move it back another hundred feet,” Vance said calmly.

The moment his arrow missed, the training ground fell into a stunned silence. It was so quiet that one could hear a pín drop.

Vance, humiliated and furious, spun around to glare at the audacious person clapping, only to find himself staring at Nolan. Nolan laughed heartily, his strikingly handsome face radiating smug satisfaction, his expression even more arrogant than Vance’s had been earlier.