Regal Guard of Dragon novel Chapter 394

"Wendy, can he play the piano?" Nora Xiao couldn't understand why Finn Chen agreed to battle with Lucas Bai. After all, it is widely recognized that Lucas was a master.

"I don't know exactly," Wendy Lin whispered. She only knew that Finn was a live-in son-in-law and married a gorgeous wife. She's also worried about Finn.

"What?" Nora shouted, her eyes widened. Now she believed Finn didn't play the piano. Even if he did, he was no match for such an expert as Lucas.

At this time, Finn already sat in the chair and was about to begin his performance.

The audience questioned him as well.

"Does this loser play the piano?"

"I guess he even never touch a piano at all."

"Get off there. Don't torture our ears."

Finn no longer cared about the abuse. He just felt it such a coincidence—last time he played the "To Alice" in the battle with Gavin Shen; today, he was about to play the piece of music again.

Finn started his play calmly.

Everyone became unexpectedly surprised at his performance. The piano seemed to be active and cooperated with Finn. Their combination made the audience obsessed with the song.

So did Lucas. Among those in the hall, he was the best pianist. For ordinary people, they couldn't tell what's the best of a melody, at least not that concrete. But he's different. Even Lucas could feel Finn's professions—he's almost on the top of this field.

In terms of finding the rhythm, Finn was much more skilled than him. His performance was nearly perfect.

Chastity Chu in the VIP area was as shocked as Gavin. It was the same song—To Alice. Compared with Finn's version, Lucas's show sounded a bit dull, not that agile.

It's like the song came to life in Finn's fingers.

He vividly interpreted the mood of a man who was desperate for his girl but could not get her. Even Chastity could share the feeling.

Nora and Wendy excitedly made eye contact. They never expected Finn could play the piano and was much better than Lucas.

Most of the audience didn't know much of the piano, but they understood what "good-sounding" was. Finn's To Alice was so great. At this moment, more than 20 thousand teachers and students in the venue agreed to this comment.