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After all, he has a lot of things to do recently, and he has to deal with three girls.

"Go shoot some arrows, let me see your amazing archery skills again."

Having said that, Uesugi Masaki felt relieved and didn't force him to stay. He handed the bow to him.

"There's no seat yet, let's talk later."

Kurosawa Mitsuru took the bow he handed over, looked at the shooting point, and did not walk over.

The Zhuifeng Dojo is very lively. Although it is not crowded, there are still more than a dozen disciples.

Even though the shooting range is large and spacious and covers a large area, there are only ten targets, and only ten people can draw bows and shoot arrows at the same time, and the rest have to line up nearby.

Not long after the words were spoken, the person who was drawing the bow and shooting the arrow at the shooting point left the shooting point after shooting an arrow.

“There’s room!”

Even though that position was not next to Shifengyuan Mirai, Kurosawa Hikaru's eyes still lit up and he couldn't help but want to move forward, but after looking at the people in line, he stopped again.

But he didn't wait long. After a round of archery, that position was not replaced by anyone, and there were more and more empty spaces at the shooting point.

One, two, until finally, only Shifengyuan Mirai was left at the target.

Most of them were archers over 30 years old, holding bows and standing to the side so as not to get in the way.

"Mr. Kurosawa, please."

After waiting for a while, a middle-aged man in his fifties with gray hair spoke.

"Mr. Kurosawa, please."

"This……"

Kurosawa Hikaru was a little uncomfortable with being treated so specially.

At this moment, he was pushed on the back, but he did not stagger. Instead, he took a step forward and stabilized himself.

"Kyudo is a martial art. Although it is not like other martial arts that emphasize strength above all else, strength can still win respect and applause. Everyone wants to see you shoot arrows, so don't be polite. Go ahead." The person who pushed him was none other than Uesugi Masaki.

"Okay." Kurosawa Mitsuru looked at him, then looked at those people, and nodded.

Immediately, he walked with the bow in his hand and came to the side of Shifengyuan Mirai.

Unlike formal competitions, there is no need to go through the complicated etiquette at the shooting range.

Because this matter caused quite a stir, Sifengin Mirai naturally knew about it a long time ago. When he came over, he turned his head to glance at him.

Kurosawa Hikaru glanced at her and nodded slightly.

Needless to say, Shifengyuan Mirai, with an arrow in his hand, began to move.

As originally agreed, the two men shot arrows together.

Chapter 114: Limits

Kyudo emphasizes the posture, conduct and attitude of archery.

That's right, when two people follow the eight steps of archery and enter the concentrated state with the bowstring fully drawn, it is very pleasing to the eye, especially when coupled with the fact that the man is talented and the woman is pretty.

"Crack! Crack!"

"Tuk! Tuk!"

The two people's archery was very synchronized.

It feels good to do something with the people you love, and always hit the bull's eye.

The corners of Shifengyuan's future mouth couldn't stop rising.

Smiles are contagious, and Kurosawa Hikaru was the same when he noticed her good mood.

Happy moments are very short, because when you are immersed in them, time passes by unknowingly.

"Miss, it's time."

At 5:30 in the afternoon, Sayaka Akai looked at her watch and walked up.

Archery is very tiring because you have to use all your strength to shoot each arrow.

"Okay, I'll change my clothes first."

Shifengyuan Mirai was resting by the wall. He nodded and stood up.

When Kurosawa Hikaru saw this scene, he did not follow, after all, the locker rooms were separated by gender.

Not long after, Shifengyuan Mirai came out of the locker room.

Unlike the heroic look in the hakama, she changed into a simple long dress. Her long black hair cascaded down her back. She had a slender and tall figure. She was carrying a black designer bag in her hand and wearing a pair of pure white socks that covered her ankles. She looked very cute.

Dressed like this, her temperament changed back to that of a cool and elegant young lady.

As for Sayaka Akai, she followed behind her, carrying a bag in her hand and a two-meter-long pole wrapped in cloth on her back, which was a Japanese bow.

"Dear brothers and sisters, I will go back after saying goodbye to the teacher in the future."

When Shifengyuan Mirai reached the middle of the venue, he turned around and faced everyone in the venue, bowing slightly.

Her voice was pleasant, cool and clear.

Seeing that she was leaving, everyone was used to it and waved goodbye.

"Are you going back?"

Just then, Shinichi Sato arrived at the dojo.

"Teacher, I'll come back next Sunday to receive your guidance."

Noticing that he appeared without her having to go find him, Shifengyuan Mirai nodded slightly and said.

"Bon Voyage."

Shinichi Sato stood with his arms folded and nodded.

"Kurosawa, this is my cell phone number."

After the formal farewell, Shifengyuan Mirai did not leave, but walked up to Kurosawa Hikaru, stuffed a note into his hand, and whispered.

"Isn't it Line?" Kurosawa Hikaru took a look and was a little surprised.

"My mother doesn't allow me to download this kind of software." Shifengyuan Mirai shook his head slightly.

"It's so strict." Kurosawa Mitsuru couldn't help but sigh.

Shifengyuan Mirai did not comment on this. She turned her head to look at Akai Sayaka, then stood on tiptoe to get close to him, put her mouth close to his ear, and whispered:

"Also, I absolutely won't accept three people doing that kind of thing together. Turning a blind eye to your philandering is the limit."

"Okay." These whispered words cheered up Kurosawa Mitsuru and he nodded.

In fact, he hasn't even thought of this level yet, after all, there is still a long way to go.

"Goodbye."

After reaching a consensus, Shifengyuan Mirai waved his hand and bowed slightly.

"Goodbye."

Seeing her say goodbye so formally, Kurosawa Mitsuru was also affected and bowed slightly.

After saying that, she turned and walked towards Sayaka Akai, and then they walked towards the door together.

Watching the master and servant leave, the time of parting has come. Kurosawa Mitsuru said nothing, feeling very emotional and a little reluctant.

It must be said that although today's date was restricted in many ways, the spiritual communication made him understand Shifengyuan's future better.

Come to think of it, a similar situation had happened to him on the first day he met Yuki.

In contrast, he had never had a heart-to-heart talk with Miss Ninomiya or talked about the past.

"Aren't you going together?"

After watching the two people leave, Shinichi Sato came to Kurosawa Mitsuru's side.

"Because I want to talk to you."

Kurosawa Mitsuru shook his head and said as he looked at the old man who was old but still had an extraordinary aura.

There are still many things he doesn't know about Kyudo, and if he wants to gain the approval of Shifengyuan's future grandfather, he needs his help.

"Okay, let's go to the tea room."

Seeing that he was willing to stay and chat with him, Sato Shinichi's serious face immediately showed a smile, showing his extreme welcome.

"Let's go together, Uesugi-sensei."

Kurosawa Hikaru nodded and then looked away.

"Maybe next time. It's a bit late, and my wife and daughter are waiting for me to go back for dinner." However, Uesugi Masaki did not agree and explained.

After exchanging a few pleasantries, I said goodbye to him.

After leaving the dojo, Kurosawa Mitsuru and Sato Shinichi walked along the wooden corridor of the mansion and came to a tea room with tatami mats.

As I sat down, a young woman in kimono soon knelt in front of the door and opened it.

"excuse me."

Then, she came in with a set of tea sets and made tea for the two of them.

"You're welcome. Take a seat wherever you want. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. But after you finish asking, it will be my turn."

Shinichi Sato sat very casually, standing on one knee. Although there was an age difference between them, his attitude was as if he treated Kurosawa Mitsuru as a peer.

"I want to be a vanshi, what should I do?"

Kurosawa sat down with his legs crossed and went straight to the point.

"Have you made up your mind?"

Seeing his attitude, Sato Shinichi was somewhat happy.

"Yes, if possible, I want to become a vanshi in a few years."

Kurosawa Hikaru nodded, very concerned about the four-year deadline.

Maybe life is still long, but some things wait for no one.

"Actually, you don't have to be so anxious. There's no need to rush."

Noticing that he wanted to be a fan right from the start, and within a few years, Sato Shinichi comforted him.

Kyudo is the most elegant martial art. It is not about fighting with others, but competing with yourself. You must be immersed and restrained, and not be impatient.

Although this young man has extraordinary skills in Kyudo, his mentality is not well-trained and he gets anxious when encountering problems, but this is normal for a young man.

"The stakes are high."

Kurosawa Hikaru is not an impatient person, so he explained.

"Do you know anything about the grading of martial arts?"

Shinichi Sato was aware of his situation, but he remained calm.

"not much."

Kurosawa Hikaru doesn't know much about these things.

Sato Shinichi was not surprised by this, because he had talked with Uesugi 6th Dan, and he immediately began to explain:

"Kyudo is like other martial arts. It has grades one to five and ranks from the first to tenth. Above those are the trainer, the priest, and the highest title, the fanshi.

To be given the title of a trainer, one must be at least 6th dan in Kyudo, make Kyudo known to the public, attend classes, receive a certificate of completion, and demonstrate knowledge of bow form, judging methods, and instruction methods, practical skills, recognized abilities, and a paper written by one’s own hand that defines the principles of Kyudo.”

"So complicated?"

Kurosawa Hikaru didn't expect that he would have to publish a paper to be awarded the title.

"It is more difficult to upgrade from a trainee to a priest. One needs to be rated as a trainee for five years, with personality, skills, knowledge, experience, and excellent guidance ability. At this level, one can officially open his own dojo."

"I don't have that much time."

When Kurosawa Mitsuru heard the five years, he frowned.

"Normally, according to the rules, it takes at least fifteen years to be rated as a Fanshi."