I Teach Kendo in Tokyo Chapter 7

　　 After leaving the dim sum shop, both Kiryuu Kazuma and Fujii Mikako seemed to have been silenced. In the end, they could only be separated hastily at the bus stop where they were usually separated, and went back to each house to find each mother.

　　 Kazuma walked and recalled the process of beating those poles today.

　　 I feel that this new level of kendo level 6 is a bit serious for those rascals.

　　 That rogue leader, as the only person who can wear their team badge, should be the best one among them, but he only has Judo 1 and is also crushed. He can't feel the fighting power that he should have as a small leader.

　　 Is this Tsuda group better than the whole group, so this kind of person is the leader? Kazuma couldn't help but be so suspicious.

　　 It's a pity that his plug-in was only activated when he was meditating last night. Only when he went to school this morning did he become able to see other people's genres.

　　 When training in the afternoon, Kazuma Kan Daimon Goro already has a number, which is 8 without genre, which is better than Kazuma.

　　 But I saw Daimon Goro at the school gate in the morning, and when I was penalized for laps with Fujii, I saw Daimon Goro. No number appeared yet.

　　 Obviously, the activation of this plug-in came step by step. When another group of extreme gangsters came to deliver the chicken in the morning, the plug-in of Kazuma had not been fully activated, so the strength of the gangster was not visible.

　　 I don't know if the gang of gangsters are also doing the same thing.

　　—If this is the case, you should change your strategy and go directly to their office to kick the restaurant.

　　 Thinking about it this way, Kazuma is still a little bit excited. He really likes a Japanese game "Longyu". He feels that the protagonist Kiryu dismantled the entire group alone, so handsome.

　　 Jidao is really that weak, then I will experience the thrill of solo splitting like Kiryu Kazuma.

　　 However, reason tells Kazuma that it is impossible to be so bad, there must be masters.

　　 After all, this is the era when Japan's poles are all rising together.

　　 Kazuma took a deep breath, calmed himself down, and then he remembered another detail that he had just noticed.

　　—After I continuously defeated the enemy, my plug-in allows me to see the negative state of "shock" in people.

　　 However, the situation was urgent at the time, and I didn't read Kazuma carefully, but now I am not sure if I actually saw the red "shock".

　　 But since Kazuma can directly see Fujii Mikako's left hand injury-that is also a negative state-logically speaking, Kazuma can see the "shock" state of course.

　　 What Kazuma wants to understand now is whether this shocking state is caused by the rogue fish after seeing Kazuma for seconds, or is it the special ability that the plug-in gives him.

　　 Kazuma as he walked, he checked his skill bar again—now he could see these at any time without meditating.

　　 "There is nothing in my skills that can add shock state." He muttered to himself.

　　 Could it happen naturally?

　　 Well, it is natural, and it is reasonable. After all, the other party has been brought down several people in a row, and normal people will be counseled.

　　 But to be on the safe side, I still want to find a chance to test it... how to test it? Tomorrow when the kendo club is training, you will shout "I want to hit ten"?

　　 No no, the only result of shouting was to be punished by Daemon Goro for running.

　　 Give it a try at the Kendo Conference? However, the kendo tournament is not a wheel fight, it is a one-on-one team fight, with forwards versus forwards, secondary forwards versus secondary forwards, and so on.

　　According to the situation last year, Kazuma is likely to be the backbone or vice general of the team, and the general is definitely the head of the Kendo Department.

　　 Regardless of the backbone or the lieutenant, Kazuma only needs to play one game per game.

　　 If it's a wheel battle, you can try to see if you will let the fourth player on the field have a shock BUFF after a series of three.

　　 Kazuma considered these, while turning into the street where the dojo was located, and saw one of the neighbors of the dojo moving.

　　 "Chuan Sang," Kazuma spoke to the neighbor householder who had just put the furniture in the truck compartment, "Good afternoon."

　　 "Kiryu-kun, come back?"

　　 "Yes, you are..."

Chuan Sang smiled: "I have moved. I have lived in Ges for so long. I just happened to change a place to catch my breath. I saw Ogasawarsan of Sumitomo Construction walking towards your dojo. Hear my advice, and you should sign as soon as possible. The house is sold, then move."

　　 After that, Chuan Sang sighed.

　　Looking at the expression, Kazuma knew that he was actually afraid of the extreme and chose to escape.

　　 Kazuma said goodbye to the neighbors, and walked quickly to his dojo, just in time to see Mr. Ogasawara, who was in charge of the purchase of Sumitomo Construction, standing at the door of the dojo.

　　 Ogasawara is in a suit and leather shoes, dressed as a standard social animal, and bows to him when he sees Kazuma from a distance.

　　 To be fair, Kazuma has a pretty good impression on Ogasawara. He has always persuaded him to raise prices several times-the most important thing is that he is willing to increase prices, which gives Kazuma a high impression.

　　 "Ogasawarsan, good afternoon." Kazuma stepped forward to say hello.

"good afternoon."

　　 "Why are you standing outside the door?" As soon as Kazuma asked, I saw my sister Chiyoko washing something at the entrance of the dojo.

　　 She made it clear that she ignored Ogasawara.

　　 "Chiyoko, at least let people come in, right?" Kazuma couldn't help but fall into disarray.

　　 Chiyoko frowned and glanced at Kazuma.

　　 Without waiting for Chiyoko to speak, Ogasawara spoke: "Kiryu-kun, no, I'm actually here to say goodbye."

　　 Chiyoko heard the words, his face showed surprise, and he stood up with the rag to wipe the floor, and looked straight at Ogasawara.

"Sumitomo Construction has established a new department called the Relocation Department. It has been trial operation for a period of time. It has achieved remarkable results and saved a lot of money for the company. Therefore, the new department will be responsible for all related land acquisitions in the future. After 6 o'clock this afternoon, our market The Ministry is no longer responsible for these."

　　 Kazuma vaguely feels something wrong-the newly established department has achieved outstanding results, and has also saved the company a lot of money?

　　 Why does it feel bad?

　　 Ogasawara said again: "The agreement we signed before 6 o'clock this afternoon is still worthwhile. I advise you to sell it. If the migration department takes over, it won't be at this price."

　　 Kazuma hasn't spoken yet, Chiyoko rushed and said: "We don't sell! The price is not sold at all! So even if your asking price becomes lower, it has nothing to do with us!"

　　 Ogasawara hesitated to speak, then silently watched Kazuma.

　　 What he meant, Kazuma understood in seconds.

　　—It's over, it looks like it's not for sale now, and there won't be such a good offer after that.

　　 Others have asked Jidao to deal with this matter. It is impossible to charge you a high price. At the very least, people have to deduct the money from the Jidao.

　　 Of course, it is also possible that Jidao first paid for the land lease and then resold it to Sumitomo Construction. Anyway, the money given to Kazuma will definitely decrease.

　　 Kazuma glanced at Chiyoko who started to wipe the floor and asked, "What's the matter with the floor at this door? Didn't the chicken blood wash away in the morning?"

　　 Chiyoko glared at Ogasawara: "Ask him!"

　　 Kazuma turned to look at Ogasawara.

　　 "We really don't know." Ogasawara said frankly, "We are not responsible for dealing with Jidao."

　　 "They threw seven or eight dead mice in front of our door! Rat blood spilled all over the floor! You told me you didn't know?" Chiyoko angered.

　　 Mr. Ogasawara lowered his head: "I'm sorry. But I can't do anything, but as long as you sign..."

　　 "Don't sell! Do you think I will believe you? This is a trap! You lied to my brother, you can't lie to me!" Chiyoko yelled.

　　 Kazuma: "Chiyoko, I think..."

　　 Chiyoko interrupted him: "If you want to sell, you can sign! You are the elder brother and the head of the household, you can sign this character! But if you dare to sign, I will go to Tokyo Tower and jump off!"

　　 Kazuma can only shut up.

　　 When it comes to matters involving the dojo, Chiyoko will become very emotional, not like that well-behaved sister at all.

　　 Kazuma can actually be understood. After all, he inherited the memory of Kiryuu Kazuma, knowing that this dojo carries the memories of being with his late parents.

　　 Chiyoko shouted to Kazuma: "You swear to me before, you must revitalize the dojo! Big liar!"

　　 After talking about Chiyoko throwing the rag away, he ran into the door madly, and left Kazuma and Mr. Ogasawara outside the door.

　　 Kazuma sighed: "Mr. Ogasawara, I accepted your kindness, but Chiyoko will really jump off the Tokyo Tower. I dare not sign this word."

　　 Ogasawara also sighed: "Today is a dead mouse. The ghost knows what tomorrow is. Don't have any illusions about these extreme ways. They do everything and they are just a bunch of beasts."

　　 Kazuma wants to say that I have seen it today.

　　 Tsuda group smashed the dim sum shop and beat the shopkeeper's wife who was nearly fifty years old. Kazuma witnessed the whole process on the spot.

　　 He also flattened the Tsuda group easily. UU reading www.uukanshu. com

　　 Ogasawara took back the document containing the contract and raised his hand to look at his watch.

　　 "There are three minutes and six o'clock, you take care, Kiryu-kun."

"I will."

　　 "Protect your sister. If you have any difficulties, you can contact me and I will try my best to solve it."

　　 After finishing speaking, Ogasawara glanced at the gate of the dojo again, shook his head, and left with his briefcase.

　　 As the sun sets, the orange light illuminates Ogasawara's slightly bald head.

　　 Kazuma shook his lips.

　　—How do I feel that I seem to have made a crucial choice?

　　—Should I sign and tie up Chiyoko and let her calm down for a few days?

　　 At this time, the loudspeaker of the town hall began to play Dvořák's "Symphony No. 9 in E minor", which is also called an excerpt from the symphony of "The New World".

　　 This is a characteristic of Japan. Every day when the sun goes down, the district office will use the public speakers installed in various places to play this music to urge the children to go home.

　　 Later, due to urban development in big cities such as Tokyo, public speakers were almost dismantled, so this practice was abolished, but this practice is still retained in many places in the countryside of Japan.

　　 Dvorak's music played alone in a deserted field, this scene has a somewhat strange atmosphere, so it is used by many literary works to set off the horror atmosphere.

　　 Some people regard the sound of this music as a sign of the arrival of the magical time.

　　 In the Gurdjieff district in 1980, Dvorak's music would still sound on time.

　　 Kazuma looks at Ogasawara's back in the sunset, listening to the music, and inexplicably feels that he is about to face Hyakki Yakou when he is walking into the evil spirits.

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