I teach kendo in Tokyo

Kazuma didn't hear the doorbell at all.

He is now in a state of "tranquility", and sounds of this level cannot disturb his mind at all.

He is now in a state of excitement, because he finds that as he sings, his practical experience has been upgraded.

Now he has actual combat 5.

The speed of upgrading is really fast. Originally, there was no actual combat at all, but now it has reached actual combat level 5. You must know that the new rider who has been practicing with horses for so long is only at level 6.

Upon comparison, I feel that this actual upgrade speed is abnormally fast.

But when Kazuma thought about it, there was a saying in the army that there was a huge difference between soldiers who had been on the line of fire and had seen blood and soldiers who had not seen blood, and they could be distinguished at a glance.

It seems to make sense that the experience gained in actual combat exceeds several years of training.

Moreover, the opportunities for actual combat are much less than those for ordinary practice.

Tsukahara Hokuden, the founder of Shinto-ryu, had a total of 19 actual sword fights in his life. He was already a generation sword master and a legendary figure.

Looking at it this way, it is completely reasonable for me to gain so many experience points in an actual battle.

After all, this is a trophy gained through hard work and risking one's life.

Now Kazuma has been stopped in actual combat 5 for a while. Kazuma's reason tells him that all the experience points in this actual combat should have been squeezed out, but his sensibility makes him continue to hum - this is the experience gained by risking his life. It’s worth it, what if a little bit is leaked out and not squeezed out?

As long as we don't stop, the road ahead will continue to stretch...

Suddenly, he felt something coming towards him!

Before he could react, the thing hit his face, and the powerful impact made him fall backwards.

what happened? Is Jin Shanping too deceitful?

**

It was Chiyoko Kiryu who opened the door for Mikako Fujii.

After all, the police were still looking around, so if the beaten gangsters were asked to open the door if they were seen by the passing police, things would be complicated.

At the same time as she opened the door, Kiryu Chiyoko flexed her facial muscles and gave Mikako a bad look - if this woman had been caught, my brother wouldn't have to fight for his life.

Just now when Kiryu Kazuma launched a desperate attack, Chiyoko was almost crying. She also practiced kendo, and she knew at a glance that Kazuma gave up his defense and gave up his life-threatening blow.

Chiyoko didn't want to lose any more relatives, so even though she was scared to death, she rushed forward.

Chiyoko had been watching from the side and did not participate in the battle because her calves kept shaking. She knew very well that rushing forward might not be helpful.

Kendo is actually a martial art that requires a lot of space.

Sometimes multiple kendo warriors attacking together are not as effective as several warriors attacking alternately.

Chiyoko wanted to help, but she was more worried that she would become a burden, so she kept watching and providing support at any time.

But when she saw her brother risking his life to attack, Chiyoko could no longer stand by and watch.

Now that I think about it, my attack was really risky. If I didn't knock off the knife, I might interfere with my brother's attack, leading to him being killed in one fell swoop.

After the battle, the more Chiyoko Kiryu thought about the scene just now, the more cold sweat flowed from her back.

Now, all the fear has turned into anger towards Mikako Fujii: If you weren't such a bad guy and got caught, we, brother and sister, wouldn't be walking outside the Land of Underworld.

So Chiyoko's face now looks quite disgusting.

Apparently this frightened Mikako Fujii.

"Where is Kiryu-kun?" Mikako Fujii asked with a look of horror.

Chiyoko said coldly: "My surname is Kiryu, too."

"Where's Kazuma?"

Mikako Fujii immediately changed her title.

In Japan, people with very close relationships will call each other by their first names, and even ordinary friends will call each other by their last names.

Moreover, Japanese people usually use honorific titles in their titles. Chinese people are familiar with the XX Sang XX Jun. The Sang He Jun behind this is actually a kind of affix-like thing that shows respect.

Mikako Fujii usually calls her Kiryu-kun, but occasionally calls her Kazuma, which makes her shy for a long time.

When some young lovers first call each other by name, in order to relieve shyness, they will use the first name plus honorific, but Mikako skipped this step directly.

It seemed like she was really worried about Kazuma's condition and couldn't care less about these details.

But this made Chiyoko's expression even worse.

——Who are you? You come up and play with the horse. Is this what you ordered? Did you get my consent? I don’t care whether you recognize my sister-in-law or not, I haven’t recognized you yet!

"My brother is meditating and comprehending the world. It's best not to disturb him..."

Before Chiyoko finished speaking, Fujii Mikako pushed her away, got into Kiryu's house, and rushed towards the dojo with thumping footsteps.

"Kiryu-kun!" She called Kazuma and returned to her usual state without realizing it.

She just shouted "Kiryu-kun" and opened the door to the dojo from the main room.

She was stunned for a moment, then closed the door and took a deep breath.

"Kiryu-kun!" she shouted again, opening the door.

**

As soon as Mikako Fujii opened the door, her first reaction was to close the door and open it again.

——I actually saw a bunch of bloody Yakuza? I must be opening the door wrong.

So she closed the door and opened it again.

On the other side of the door, a group of Ji Dao were lying in the dojo with bruises, faces, swollen heads, and bleeding. Kiryu and Ma Duan were sitting in the middle of the dojo, facing the door that opened to the courtyard.

Outside the door is the spacious "edge" of the house, and the wooden floor is covered with cherry blossom petals.

The large cherry tree in full bloom in the yard outside stood quietly, with petals falling continuously.

Kiryu Kazuma was humming a tune, which seemed to be the theme song of Takakura Ken's "Manhunt".

He looked completely different from the miserable appearance of the Yakuza, which made Mikako Fujii stand there for a moment.

The scene in front of her had a beauty beyond common sense. Mikako always felt that as long as she stepped in, she would say goodbye to her familiar daily life.

At this time, Mikako Fujii heard someone next to her say: "What are you doing standing still? Haven't you seen the movie? After everything is over, the beauty has to hug the hero who has just finished the bloody battle, right?"

Fujii Mikako thought that this person was right, and then looked to the side, and was startled by the ghost face tattoo that suddenly appeared in her field of vision, occupying half of her shoulders and the entire back.

The man with the ghost face tattoo was holding a cigarette in his mouth and glanced at Mikako Fujii: "I'm sorry, the Yakuza's tattoos are as scary as they come. Did they scare you?"

Mikako shook her head repeatedly, and then she quickly rushed towards Kiryu Kazuma.

Chiyoko Kiryu tried to grab her wrist to stop her, but failed.

Mikako Fujii pounced on Kiryu Kazuma, threw him to the ground, and then held his head tightly to her chest.

"Great, you're okay...great!"

Mikako Fujii murmured softly.

Kiryu Kazuma struggled to grab her shoulders, tried hard to push her body away a little, and squeezed out a sentence: "I...can't breathe!"

Kiryu Chiyoko rushed up and grabbed Mikako's ponytail and pulled her back: "Let go! You are suffocating my brother to death!"

"It hurts! My hair!"

The dojo was in chaos for a while.