I teach kendo in Tokyo

Kiryu Kazuma said this coolly, but in fact, because he had just been hit by Nanjo, he had to devote a lot of energy to controlling his expression so as not to be affected by the pain.

Judging from the location of the pain, Nanjo's blow should have been in a location where there are no key tendons or nerves, and where the bones are relatively hard, so there shouldn't be any big problem, it's just painful.

When he first performed martial arts, there was a section where Nanjo was serious, so the sparring in that section was different from what he had practiced before, and it was considered improvisation.

Kazuma dodged and deflected most of the attacks. At the last moment, he judged that this attack would not cause any serious damage, so he gave up dodging and took a hard hit.

After all, Nanjo was probably a little jealous because he was staring at the new girl, so it was fine to let her vent her anger by beating him.

But Kazuma underestimated the pain.

I really do have you, Nanjo.

At this time, the girl looked around, and then said with such skillful acting that it was hard to tell whether it was real or fake: "Eh? Are you talking to me?"

"if not?"

It turns out that she was silent just now because she was waiting to see if any other girl would come forward to "pretend". Now that she had no other choice, she came out to act.

"That's you." Kazuma considered whether to report her school as well, but that would be a bit too fake.

It can be seen that he has practiced martial arts, probably because of his posture and habitual movements.

This is actually not difficult. Martial artists and athletes must be physically strong and breathe regularly.

Martial artists also have various customary movements, which are not difficult to recognize anyway.

But it’s not right for people to recognize the genre without making any moves.

"I don't know how to do swordsmanship." The other party continued.

Kazuma: "It's okay. The purpose of performing martial arts is to make people who don't know kendo interested in kendo."

"I don't want to learn swordsmanship either."

"But I see you were the first one to enter the classroom." Kazuma continued to attack.

Girl: "That's because I'm close. I was buying popsicles outside your class. I happened to hear that lion roaring, so I came in to take a look. Who was that roaring just now? He must have practiced vocal music, right?"

The chairman smiled and said: "I have played the tuba."

Kazuma complained in his mind, could it be possible to practice the lion's roar skill by playing the tuba? I learned it.

I don’t know if I can achieve anything by practicing playing the harmonica.

"Hey, I thought you must have received vocal training in the direction of alto." The girl's surprise seemed genuine, and Kazuma couldn't tell whether it was acting or true feelings, "The world is so wonderful, you don't know it until you look at it. "

The girl may have said it so carelessly, but it triggered Kazuma's childhood memories: Wasn't this the slogan of his favorite Zhengda variety show when he was a child?

After the Zhengda Variety Show ends, it will play the CP Theater program, and I have watched "Knight Rider" in the CP Theater program all my life.

"Anyway, I just came to see what the person who just yelled looks like, and now I see it. I'm satisfied."

It seemed that the girl had made up her mind not to have anything to do with Hema. She got up and walked out as she spoke.

Kazuma was stunned, how could BUFF Ji, who was already in front of him, let her run away.

Even if she doesn't need to sing to add buffs, with her level of swordsmanship, she can still be brought back to the dojo to be a "coach". The increase in experience depends entirely on her.

Kazuma glanced at Chiyoko who was also present - anyway, the cultural festival was on Saturday and Sunday. As a third-year junior high school student, Chiyoko had retired from the kendo club and could not go to school without club work, so she came to help.

Chiyoko looked at Kazuma confused.

What a tragedy, the spiritual connection between brother and sister has not been realized!

There was no way that Chiyoko could throw the harmonica to Kazuma. If she went to get it herself, the girl would leave.

Kazuma simply started singing - he had nothing to do before, so he tried to change the lyrics and add them to the song.

Of course, the first version written by Hema was very bad. After all, his Chinese language is barely good enough to be in the middle of the Northern Gurashi Ranking. It was too difficult for him to fill in the lyrics.

Then Dandanzi and Nanjo got together and changed Kazuma's words.

The lyrics written by He Ma were to change the name of the country in China to "Mother", and there was no sense of inconsistency at all.

At this time, Kazuma directly sang the lyrics filled in by the girls.

His singing level is actually average, just about karaoke level.

To be honest, if the other party was a professional singer, he would probably sneer at it.

But the other party probably came to see Kiryu Kazuma who wrote the music. So when he heard the melody that Weekly Fangharu boasted about, he should be interested, right?

At this time, Kazuma heard the chairman of the committee murmuring in a low voice: "Weekly Fang Chun just claimed to have recorded your song, and it didn't come with the magazine. Most people haven't heard the melody yet."

Kazuma thought, that's right.

But the next moment, the girl looked back.

Apparently she had heard of it.

Obviously this girl has some background.

Kazuma just looked at her and finished singing the first verse.

Because there is no accompaniment at this time, it is all sung a cappella, so when Kazuma stops to take a breath, it feels like he has finished singing, instead of "listening to the interlude and there is the next part."

The girl spoke directly: "Singing is really bad."

"You're welcome." He Ma Niu Tou Bu Ma Zui responded.

Then the girl spoke.

It was the part she had just sung with Ma, and she actually remembered it word for word, and she sang it directly without practicing, and she was in tune as soon as she opened her mouth.

As she spoke, the words above her head began to shine.

Her voice was indeed blessed, like the sound of nature.

Nanjo came closer to Kazuma: "This kid is so amazing. He corrected all the mistakes you just made in your singing. It should be her first time hearing the sung version."

Kazuma nodded in agreement: "Yes, that's amazing."

After singing a section, the girl looked at Kazuma: "Good song. Have you really never studied music?"

Kazuma shook his head: "I just sang this part, does it look like it was sung by someone who has studied music?"

"Indeed." The girl nodded simply, "The lyrics are just like those of a layman. If you go to sing karaoke, someone will grab the microphone."

"Is it so miserable?"

"Yes, please don't speak again." The girl said unceremoniously.

Then she glanced at the reporters outside the classroom.

The photographers had been waiting for this moment, snapping pictures with all their might and using flashes one after another.

Kazuma joked: "It seems you are going to make your debut as a singer."

"You think too much. I am also a layman, but you, who don't understand music, can write good songs. You are the protagonist of tomorrow's entertainment news. I can even guess what they will call you."

"What did you call me?" Kazuma asked in confusion as he really didn't expect it.

"Japanese Yanni is the Greek who recently gained attention from the world's music industry with an album. Talent is such a thing that makes people jealous. Geniuses are so annoying." The girl's voice said in the last part of her sentence. Pressed very low.

Kazuma felt that there was a story in it. He was about to ask when he was interrupted by the girl's movements.

The girl who had already arrived at the door turned back, minding her own business, took out a bamboo knife from the basket and waved it.

"Well, this one is good. Don't you want to teach me the way of swordsmanship? Come on."

After saying that, the girl raised her sword.

"The kendo layman

Kitagawa Saori

See ref. "