"Seiya, you want to reopen the family's Kendo Dojo, right?
But given the current state of society, recruiting dojo students won't be that easy. The competition is fierce, and you've only just turned eighteen as the dojo master.
No matter how you looked at it, if parents wanted their children to learn kendo, they would definitely choose a dojo with a long heritage or an experienced teacher..."
While Kirito was still patiently trying to persuade Seiya, Nao emerged from the kitchen, placing the prepared dishes on the table as she snorted at Kirito. "Brother Seiya is the champion of the National Kendo Championship for youths.
How could someone as amazing as Brother Seiya possibly fail to recruit students?
Not to mention anything else, quite a few boys in my class have asked which dojo I learned kendo at. They said they were very interested too."
Seeing Nao's confident expression, Kirito glanced at her impressive chest beneath her kendo training uniform and immediately mocked, "Do you really think they want to come learn kendo? They clearly just want to watch the balls."
At first, Nao did not understand what Kirito meant by "watch the balls."
But she quickly noticed where he was looking and punched him squarely in the head. "Brother Kazuto, you're so filthy. Looks like I need to find a chance to tell Sister Sachi all about it."
Hearing Nao bring up Sachi as a shield, Kirito immediately began begging for mercy.
However, he soon turned back to Seiya. "Shangri-La Frontier is currently the virtual reality game with the highest number of online players.
If you can defeat a Unique Monster in Shangri-La Frontier and casually put out an advertisement or something, I think the results should be pretty good, right?
After all, the physics engine used by Shangri-La