Cherished By Seven Sisters Novel novel Chapter 761

Chapter 761 Less Than Two Minutes 

Another six minutes passed. 

Everyone had lost hope long ago. The men holding the drawing paper grew impatient. “Kid, are you going to draw or not? If not, just say so!” 

They were fed up. 

They had thought of shaking the paper a bit later to disturb Emrys while drawing, but now it seemed like everything was unnecessary. 

There was no need for any interference as he was already confused. 

“Got it!” 

With only two minutes left, Emrys finally made a move. However, it was to slap his forehead with his empty hand and say, “Lena, let’s go eat some lasagna later. I heard there’s a restaurant that sells amazing lasagna here.” 

They thought he was genuinely confused. Turns out, he actually wasted eight minutes to ponder over what to eat later. 

Are you kidding me? 

A flicker of anger flashed in the crew–cut man’s eyes. However, remembering that there were still two minutes left, he managed to suppress this surge of rage. 

If this kid failed to paint “Eagle on a Tree” in two minutes, his fingers would definitely be smashed. He was just too arrogant. 

Surprisingly, at this moment, Yelena still smiled and said, “Sure, let’s eat lasagna!” 

Everyone was speechless. 

Are they bold, or are they stupid? 

“Haha, it’s settled then.” 

At that moment, they suddenly heard Emrys’s hearty laughter. 

Emrys began drawing. 

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Chapter 761 Less Than Two Minutes 

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On that pale canvas, lines flowed in an instant, from top to bottom, from left to right. An eagle and branches almost instantly took shape. 

Emerentius, who was, of course, Emrys, had a distinctive feature in all his paintings. They were characterized by simplicity in brush and ink. Often, he could sketch the outline of a majestic eagle with just a few strokes. 

The branches below were the same. 

With the simplest strokes, he depicted the deepest artistic conception. 

Initially, Emrys felt bored staying in the monastery on the mountain, so he whimsically drew some things. 

Just as when someone felt irritated while studying, they would fiercely grip their pencil and scribble all over the draft paper. There was no need for thought, and naturally, the speed was extremely fast. 

It was just that Emrys was more skilled. What he drew were not chaotic, disorganized lines, but rather, some well–defined shapes. 

With Athos‘ marketing, these simple outlines turned into the artistic conception in the eyes of the world. 

Even Emrys himself didn’t know he was this capable. 

There was absolutely no need for two minutes. 

Emrys didn’t pause in his drawing. Every stroke was drawn in one continuous breath, which then came together to form a perfectly composed masterpiece. 

It was a third version of “Eagle on a Tree.” 

Completed.