Crashed by a Horse Girl

Tokyo, Treisen Academy Affiliated Hospital, Neurology Examination Room.

Behind the desk, a woman with long brown ears and short brown hair held a steaming cup of black tea in one hand and an X-ray of a brain in the other.

After scrutinizing the X-ray for a moment, she looked toward the opposite side of the desk, her crimson eyes, marked with shutter-like patterns, shimmering with obvious intrigue.

"To be sent flying 10 meters by a Horse Girl moving at tens of kilometers per hour, yet somehow ending up with only a soft tissue contusion?

"Ho ho, what an interesting constitution...

"Are you interested in becoming my test subject, Anjing-kun?"

Sitting across from the desk, the young man named Anjing Zhen shook his head rapidly without a moment's hesitation.

"Please forgive me, but I must decline, Dr. Agnes Tachyon.

"Also, aside from the contusion, is there anything else wrong with me?"

Setting down the X-ray and taking a sip of tea with both hands, the long-eared woman named Agnes Tachyon narrowed her eyes and curled her lips into a smile.

How truly fascinating, this young man...

A few months ago, the academy announced the results for this year's Central Trainer examination.

As always, very few people passed, but the identity of the top scorer sent shockwaves through the industry.

Anjing Zhen, 18 years old, having just graduated from the Trainer Academy last year, achieved perfect scores in everything except for the vocal performance portion of the exam.

Agnes Tachyon had been quite surprised by this for a while.

She had retired early, but as a former Horse Girl, she knew exactly how difficult it was to obtain a trainer's license.

Especially the Central-level exam; those who could pass it were truly one in ten thousand.

Moreover, trainers who managed to get licensed were usually over 30; those in their 20s were rare, let alone someone at the unbelievable age of 18.

At the time, she had wanted to find an opportunity to see if she could get a biopsy from Anjing Zhen for research.

A brain biopsy would be best; it might just advance some of her own studies.

However, between her hospital consultations, research, seminars, and teaching at Treisen Academy, she had never found the chance.

She hadn't expected him to deliver himself to her doorstep today.

The reason for his visit was exactly what she had just mentioned: being sent flying by a Horse Girl moving at tens of kilometers per hour.

Under normal circumstances, the lightest injury for someone sent flying like that would be internal trauma or fractures, yet Anjing Zhen only had a minor contusion.

Furthermore, according to the description from the Horse Girl who brought him in, he was able to stand up on his own after the impact, looking completely fine.

This proved that not only was his intellect unimaginably sharp, but his physical constitution was also incredibly robust.

So, what kind of excuse should she come up with to perform a biopsy on this interesting guinea pig? Ho ho ho...

Taking a sip of tea and pretending to be deep in thought about his condition, Agnes Tachyon's mind raced.

Under the gaze of those crimson eyes, Anjing Zhen felt a strange sense of unease, with chills running down his spine for no apparent reason.

He had heard a rumor about this Horse Girl—that she was seemingly obsessed with human experimentation.

Although this rumor had never been confirmed, he didn't believe for a second that she was just thinking about his condition when she was clearly hiding some ulterior motive.

He could read X-rays, not just because the Central Trainer exam required sufficient medical knowledge, but because in his previous life, he had been an "Extreme Acrobat."

"Extreme Acrobatics" was a relatively new sport, falling under the category of extreme sports.

This sport gathered various high-difficulty maneuvers from other disciplines and raised the bar even further.

For example, the straight front and back flips from gymnastics, the flying armbar from martial arts, and the double-spinning kicks from Capoeira.

These movements were fused together to create a more spectacular and challenging discipline.

The danger of this sport was self-evident; although he had been talented in his past life, he had eventually encountered a flight accident during a high-altitude performance, which led to his transmigration into this world.

He then discovered that this world was quite peculiar.

There were no such creatures as horses here; they were replaced by "Horse Girls."

They had long ears and horse tails, were blessed by deities known as the "Three Goddesses," possessed physical abilities far beyond those of humans, and were born with extraordinary talents.

Especially their leg strength; their average running speed could reach 60 kilometers per hour.

They loved to run, and for this reason, an institution dedicated to training Horse Girls was born: Treisen Academy.

His parents in this life happened to both be from Treisen Academy; his father was a local trainer, and his mother was a retired local Horse Girl.

He didn't hesitate to decide to become a Horse Girl trainer.

For an "Extreme Acrobat," the greatest dream was to challenge the limits of the human body or to witness the most extreme performances.

Horse Girls looked just like humans but possessed much stronger physical capabilities, which undoubtedly struck a chord with his dream.

He wanted to see exactly what kind of limits these creatures in this world could reach.

He also wanted to know if, with their performance, he could break through the limits of being human.

Carrying this expectation, and relying on the memories and abilities of his two lifetimes, he was admitted to the Trainer Academy right after graduating from middle school.

Having just graduated from the academy, he passed the exam to become a trainer at Central Treisen Academy and moved from his hometown to Tokyo a few months ago.

It is difficult for a rookie trainer to sign a contract with a Horse Girl; generally, they must first shadow a senior to learn for a period of time before slowly embarking on the path of coaching independently.

Anjing Zhen, however, felt he did not need to do that.

As a professional Extreme Acrobat, while calling his various abilities the best in the industry might be an exaggeration, they were certainly at a first-class level.

Coupled with the fact that he had been exposed to professional trainer knowledge early on with the help of his parents, he was confident in his ability to guide a Horse Girl to be sufficiently outstanding and dazzling.

It was just that others certainly would not think so, which meant that in the few months since arriving in Tokyo, he had tried to approach many Horse Girls, only to be politely rejected without exception.

He was rejected again this day, and perhaps because he was a bit distracted by it, he saw a small child about to be hit while waiting for the red light at a crosswalk and rushed out without thinking too much.

The child was saved by him, but he was sent flying.

He wasn't hit by a car, but rather sent flying by a Horse Girl with short black hair.

Fortunately, he had challenged such extreme reactions in his past life, so he instinctively adjusted his posture in time and was not really injured.

He had wanted to take the opportunity to leave, but the Horse Girl was clearly terrified; after hitting him, she apologized incessantly and insisted on taking him to the hospital for a checkup.

After declining a few times and failing to be stubborn enough, and seeing her persistent "I'll follow you if you don't agree" attitude, he had no choice but to come to the hospital.

He never expected that while he was fine after being hit earlier, coming to the hospital meant falling into the hands of a strange Horse Girl named Agnes Tachyon.

Moreover, with her looking as if she wanted to slice him up, Anjing Zhen felt a headache coming on while secretly pondering ways to escape.

At this moment, after staring at Anjing Zhen for a long time, Agnes Tachyon finally spoke slowly.

"As for other issues... it's hard to say for now."

"If there are any problems that only manifest after a few days, that would be troublesome."

"So, my suggestion is for Anjing-kun to stay here for a while and observe for a period of time."

"Additionally, you should probably undergo some craniotomy surgery to check things out properly..."

Anjing Zhen's scalp went numb, and he immediately confirmed that the Horse Girl before him was indeed plotting to slice him up.

Before he could voice his refusal, with a thud, the door to the neurology examination room was knocked open.

A Horse Girl with short black hair burst in.

As this Horse Girl crashed in, the doorknob let out a teeth-grinding creak, and it was ripped off along with a large chunk of the door panel.

"Craniotomy?! Is, is it that serious?!"

Amidst Agnes Tachyon's surprise and Anjing Zhen's astonishment, the black-haired Horse Girl shrieked, then subconsciously looked at the doorknob she had ripped off by force, and then at the hole in the door.

"I, I'm sorry! I, I was too reckless..."

With a swish, she hid the doorknob behind her back and bowed deeply.

"Dr. Agnes Tachyon, hello!

"I, I'm Kitasan Black! I'm a freshman at Central Treisen Academy this year! Please take care of me!

"I, I... in short, I will be responsible for all of Mr. Anjing's problems to the end!"

Simply put, after watching the new PV for Gray Cinderella, the urge to write another Horse Girl story became uncontrollable.

Moreover, because of experience issues with my previous book, there were many stories I wanted to write that didn't come out, and I had thought many times about whether to write another one.

In short, I decided to write it.

It has already been submitted internally and signed; friends who like Horse Girls or sports competition + campus daily life can add it to their collections.