"Classmate, violence should always be the last resort for solving problems. If it can be settled another way, why be so aggressive?"
Xu Yue rubbed his fingers, smiling as though that hand chop just now had not been delivered by him at all.
Kaga Tetsuo's eyes nearly popped out of their sockets.
When he first saw that cold gleam flash and his folding fan snap in two, he had been badly startled. He had thought someone had cut it with some kind of sharp weapon.
That angle, that timing, that precision—those were all beyond anything he could afford to provoke.
A slight deviation, and it would have been either his fingers or that brat's head!
But when he turned around, he realized Temo had cut it with his hand!
Was this an action movie or something?
No, a sci-fi movie!
Afterward, upon hearing Xu Yue's words, Kaga Tetsuo, who had originally looked like a defiant delinquent, became as meek as a housecat.
With lowered eyes, he said obediently,
"Senior is right. I was too rash. Violence should always be the last option."
"Ahhh! That's so cool!"
Unlike Kaga Tetsuo's meekness, Shindo Hikaru, that carefree little brat, instead looked utterly thrilled.
He had not considered at all what would have happened if that hand chop had shifted slightly and struck his head.
He kept making all kinds of gestures where he stood, punctuating them with grunts and shouts, worked up with excitement.
Then Xu Yue messed his hair into a bird's nest again, physically forcing him to calm down.
"Since you're arguing over Go, why not settle it with a game of Go? Whoever wins gets to call the shots, and the other side has to apologize properly."
After "pacifying" both sides, Xu Yue calmly offered them a suggestion.
A cold