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Chapter 106 Chapter 105: No. 2 counts as victory!
"Eh?"

"Eight-dan, what eight-dan?"

"Isn't the name on the other side called Ninomiya Ritsu?"

Okura Yuta looked confused, almost thinking that he heard wrongly.

But at this time Ninomiya Ritsu replied: "It's hard work Yamada's seventh level, I can start at any time."

"You're welcome, Ninomiya Eighth Dan."

The referee, Yamada Seventh Dan, responded kindly.

Although he is older than Ninomiya Ritsu and is considered a person of status and status in the kendo circle, Ninomiya Ritsu has a higher rank than him and is stronger than him. Naturally, he must respect the strong and cannot Breaking the rules.

Now Okura Yuta is finally sure.

He heard it right.

When the referee called Ninomiya Ritsu, he was indeed calling Ninomiya [-]th Dan. After all, he might have heard it wrong the first time, and it was impossible to hear it wrong twice. But at this time, he hoped that he had heard it wrong.

The kendo circle is similar to the chess circle.

They often call each other's rank to show respect.

For example, he finally passed the third-dan qualification this year, so he likes to be called Okura third-dan.

But what frightened him was.

If the referee's title was correct, Ninomiya Ritsu standing opposite might be an eighth-dan qualifier.

This, this, this...this is a prank!
He is a third-level swordsman, and even if he hits him on the head, he can't beat an eighth-level swordsman.

"Don't panic!"

He encouraged himself: "Maybe this is just a show played by Ninomiya Ritsu and the referee. The purpose is to mess with my mind. I won't be so easily deceived."

After 30 seconds.

The referee raised the red flag, signaling Ninomiya Ritsu to score a point.

What made Okura Yuta collapse was that it took 29 seconds for both parties to maintain kendo etiquette. It only took one second for Ninomiya Ritsu to defeat him. What was even more outrageous was that even his bamboo sword was knocked away.

It can be said that the words I put down before were cruel.

The beatings received at this time were extremely painful.

Even if you bully someone, you won't do it like this. Even the bamboo sword will be knocked away. This is a huge shame for a swordsman.

At this moment, he wished he could find a hole in the ground and get into it.

So no more doubts.

The referee's title was correct. Ninomiya Ritsu was definitely a genuine eighth-dan swordsman.

A thought here.

In the second game, he felt that even his sword was a little unsteady.

What kind of monster school is Futaba High School?

Forget about Rie Asama, why would a high school student appear in the [-]th dan in the men's group?

Will other schools be allowed to live?

What made him regret the most was that before the match, he actually said harsh words to an eighth-dan kendo player, forcing the eighth-dan kendo player to stop talking and fight him with all his strength.

How can he be.

He is qualified to let an eighth-dan swordsman attack him with all his strength.

Isn't this killing a chicken with a bull's knife?

Because Okura Yuta himself is afraid of Ninomiya Ritsu.

Ninomiya Ritsu's manifest-style swordsmanship is famous for its practical combat. The almost substantial killing intent emerges from his eyes, as if his swordsmanship was trained by fighting through mountains of corpses and seas of blood.

This kind of killing intent is tempered through life and death battles.

This cannot be achieved with modern display technology.

But who makes his sword-manifestation skills rewarded by the system, which is naturally very different.

Okura Yuta is a high school student.

Never before had I seen such overwhelming murderous intent.

He only felt like a small boat in the endless sea, and Ninomiya Ritsu's murderous intention was like a violent storm. If he didn't put down his bamboo sword and surrender immediately, he might be torn in half by Ninomiya Ritsu at any time.

"Admit, admit defeat! I admit defeat!"

Yuta Okura collapsed, dropped the bamboo sword and ran out of the martial arts hall without looking back.

"Did you go too far?"

Ninomiya Ritsu murmured to himself that the last time he fought with Ishizawa Kosuke [-]th Dan, he didn't use all his strength. This was also the first time he tried to use his full power as a master of the show.

Okura Yuta, who didn't expect to be frightened, collapsed on the spot, turned around and ran away.

Momentum is a mysterious and mysterious thing.

But I have to admit.

It does exist.For example, once a person in a high position becomes angry, a look in his eyes can make people feel stressed.

Another example is a ruthless gangster who kills many people.

Even if you just pass by, you will unconsciously have the idea of ​​​​avoiding yourself.

Essentially.

It's the animal's perception of significant danger, and it's something engraved in genes.

The master-level manifestation-style sword skill given by the system is obviously a manifestation-style sword skill that truly comes from actual combat. Otherwise, there is no reason to explain why he can emit such a terrifying aura.

Don’t talk about Yuta Okura, the person involved.

Even the referee, Yamada Seventh Dan, couldn't help but hold his breath just now.

He felt it firsthand at this moment.

How big is the gap between seventh-dan and the top eight-dan.

There is probably an insurmountable gap between the middle and lower [-]-dans and the top [-]-dans.

thus.

His attitude towards Ninomiya Ritsu also became more and more respectful.

There were rumors before that Ritsu Ninomiya was a strong contender for the next title of Sword Master, but he didn't quite believe it yet.

Now it seems that what was said was true.

……

As the opponent surrenders and runs away.

Ninomiya Ritsu easily completed the promotion.

At the same time, it also made everyone present realize that Ninomiya Ritsu's strength was not as bad as Shimono Junichi said.

Quite the opposite.

He's incredibly strong.

Especially after a few minutes.

Okura Yuta regained his composure and was found, and everyone learned from his mouth that Ninomiya Ritsu was suspected of being an eighth-dan swordsman.

It’s not difficult to verify this news.

As long as you check the official website of the Kendo Federation, you can find all registered eighth-dan qualification holders.

"Ninomiya Ritsu is really the eighth dan!"

Students from Shiraki High School exclaimed: "He successfully passed the eighth-dan qualification on the first day after the kendo dan reform."

"..."

The whole place fell into an eerie silence.

what to do.

This is neither a kendo contestant's championship, nor a top-notch competition like the Sword Master title match where the seventh dan is all over the place and the eighth dan is not as good as a dog. It is just a high school kendo competition. How come there is an eighth dan master?
This kendo tournament is a matter of fun!
This second house law.

Could it be that he came here to fry fish?
And the organizer is afraid that it is not poisonous.

They could obviously award Ninomiya Ritsu a championship directly.

But they had to go to unnecessary lengths and let Ninomiya Ritsu come down to make it more difficult for them.

Shady!

This is definitely the biggest scandal in the history of the Kendo Tournament!
At the same time, they finally knew why the organizer made Ninomiya Ritsu the referee.

With his eighth-dan status.

Serving as a referee is considered a humiliation.

After the individual competition.

Ninomiya Ritsu then went to the team competition battlefield.

I don’t know if it was fate, but in the first round of the team competition, I ran into the team from Morishita Academy again.

Many schools used to envy Morishita Academy.

The individual competition draw was against the Futaba High School Kendo Club, and the team competition draw was against the Futaba High School Kendo Club. It was a guaranteed advance.

Let’s look at the results now.

This is not a good sign, it is clearly a bloody misfortune for eight lifetimes.

The results speak for themselves.

Ritsu Ninomiya carried four pendants and completed the feat of one wearing five, which directly caused all the participating teams in the entire Budokan to give up the idea of ​​competing for the championship.

There is the law of the second house.

Whether it is an individual competition or a team competition, there is no championship at all. Winning No. 2 counts as victory!

(End of this chapter)