Marvel Ninja God - Chapter 46

After returning to the office, Roger took out a backpack he had not opened for a long time and looked at the things in it.

Inside this backpack, there were a hundred shortswords.

These shortswords were specially made for him by someone.

But after customizing them, they were left idle and never used again.

But today, after seeing Bullseye’s superb throwing ability, he suddenly had an idea.

There were exchange icons about the sword technique on the system’s exchange page, but he had never exchanged for this ability.

Although exchanging from the system could save him a lot of practice time, the system’s price for these skills was not lower than high-level ninjutsu, so he had never exchanged for it.

He has trained to perfection for many aspects of a ninja, but his hand sword skills are still a nasty mess.

After picking up the backpack filled with swords in his hands, he went straight back to the second floor of Jester Institute of Paleontological History through Flying Thunder God Technique.

After putting away the Flying Thunder God Formula on the ground, he used Sensing Technique’s technique to sense Bullseye’s location and then ran towards Bullseye.

At this time, Bullseye was being chased up and down by his Shadow Clone Technique, throwing all kinds of weapons in his hands.

Under the premise of preparation, it was not particularly difficult to avoid the weapons thrown by Bullseye.

The tricky thing was to avoid these weapons without getting injured and, at the same time, close the distance between the two sides.

Although Roger’s Shadow Clone Technique had the same fighting skills as him, these Shadow Clone Techniques were not himself after all.

Bullseye successfully consumed Roger’s two Shadow Clone Techniques through several chain attacks.

Just as he planned to eliminate the remaining two Shadow Clone Technique in one go, he saw Roger carrying a backpack.

Looking at the backpack that came out of nowhere, Bullseye had a bad feeling.

Before thinking about it, Roger removed the remaining two Shadow Clone Technique and pulled a few shortswords from his backpack.

Bullseye did not know Roger’s purpose, but after seeing Shadow Clone Technique disappear, he threw several daggers at Roger without hesitation.

At this time, Roger had opened his Sharingan and watched Bullseye’s every move.

Including his throwing movements, his throwing power, and his throwing methods.

When observing Bullseye with his Sharingan, Roger did not forget to dodge those daggers.

After dodging these menacing daggers, he imitated Bullseye’s method and threw the sword in his hand.

When Roger threw the sword in his hand, a strange feeling flashed through Bullseye’s heart.

But this feeling quickly disappeared.

The sword in Roger’s hand flew towards Bullseye at a breakneck speed and then perfectly flew past Bullseye, not causing him any harm.

Bullseye initially thought that Roger was like him, possessing extraordinary throwing skills, but reality proved that he was overthinking.

This was completely lame throwing technique!

How could this kind of spinning dart be thrown like a dagger? This was awful!

Just as Bullseye was about to mock Roger’s throwing skills, he suddenly thought of something.

This kind of throwing technique!

This kind of forceful method!

This kind of attack trajectory!

Isn’t this same action I did when I threw the dagger

After thinking about this, the contempt on Bullseye’s face suddenly disappeared.

This is impossible!

How could he learn my attack just by looking at it once?!

This is absolutely impossible!!

It seemed to cheer him up, but it also proved that his attack method could not be so easily imitated. Bullseye took out a dart similar to the sword in his hand.

Pew! Pew! Pew!

Without hesitation, the three darts in Bullseye’s hand shot toward Roger like lightning, targeting his forehead, throat, and heart.

Roger again dodged the darts that Bullseye shot at him and then took out three shortswords.

Almost as if history was repeating itself, Roger threw out three handheld swords at lightning speed, targeting Bullseye’s forehead, throat, and heart.

Looking at Roger’s movements and methods that were almost like copying and pasting, Bullseye’s face was full of disbelief.

Even so, he dodged the sword in Roger’s hand and ran away without looking back.

Roger would not let Bullseye leave just like that. He quickly used Body Flickering Technique to chase after him.

Although Bullseye did not turn around, he could clearly feel that Roger was not far behind him.

Damn it, let’s go all out!

Sensing that Roger was getting closer and closer, Bullseye finally gave up the idea of running away and took out the throwing weapons he had prepared.

This time, he did not deliberately choose the darts. Instead, he casually picked up a few weapons and threw them at Roger.

Facing Bullseye’s attack, Roger did not dodge. Instead, he took out the same number of handheld swords.

He did not continue to imitate Bullseye’s movements. Instead, he threw out these handheld swords according to the skills he had just mastered.

Clang! Clang! Clang! Clang!

The sword in his hand and the weapon that Bullseye threw out collided, making a crisp sound, and then they bounced off each other.

Seeing this scene in front of him, Bullseye instantly understood why Kingpin stopped him from looking for trouble with Roger.

Was this guy a normal human with this kind of terrifying imitation ability?

Bullseye didn’t know how to describe Roger in front of him. He thought that his innate throwing talent was a gift from the heavens.

But now, he began to doubt this seriously.

It was only a few exchanges, but he imitated his throwing ability to the same. This was a friggin cheat.

If not for their differences, Bullseye wanted to ask Roger how he did it.

Under Roger’s deliberate action, Bullseye was never caught up by him. Instead, he continued to chase after him. He threw daggers, darts, and swords.

When Bullseye threw out the last dagger in his hand, he finally stopped and stopped running.

Clang!

Before the dagger Bullseye threw could fly far, it was easily hit by the sword in Roger’s hand and bounced to the wall next.

“Finally finished?”

Roger was in an excellent mood at this time. It could even be said his mood is really at its best.

Under Bullseye’s selfless dedication, he used a short period that did not conform to common sense to quickly grasp the technique of throwing the sword in his hand. Moreover, he also learned some little practical techniques from Bullseye.

For example, how to throw the poker card with the power to tear a human’s neck.

“Stop talking nonsense. If you want to fight, just directly come over!”

Bullseye did not expect to kill Roger with long-range attacks now. He pulled out his only melee weapon, a strangely shaped short knife.

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