Uma Musume: It All Started When I Got Sent Flying Ten Meters
Chapter 200

A Horse Girl So Simple She's a Little Slow

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"Kyoto? Tokyo?"

Kitasan Black repeated Anjing Zhen's question, but instead of answering, she asked curiously:

"Trainer... do you want to make a trip back to Tokyo?"

"That's right. I want to visit a senior Horse Girl and learn from her."

Anjing Zhen did not hide it in the slightest and said directly:

"You've heard of Sakura King, right?"

The idea of seeking advice from Sakura King came from something Manchester Cafe had said during the Saint Lite Kinen.

Even before that, he had known of this Horse Girl's fame.

The Sakura family, much like industry giants such as the Mejiro Family and the Satomi family, was a renowned family that had produced many famous Horse Girls.

Sakura Star O, Sakura Chiyo O, Sakura Laurel...

They had repeatedly claimed major prizes in the Shining Series, including quite a few G1 races, and were all celebrated Horse Girls.

Sakura King was no exception. However, Anjing Zhen had initially believed himself to be unknown and had no prior acquaintance with her, so he felt it would be inappropriate to disturb her out of the blue. He had never considered troubling her.

Now, thanks to Kitasan Black, the two of them had received assistance from quite a few Horse Girls during their usual training and races.

He gradually realized that, compared to ordinary people, Horse Girls were exceptionally easy to get along with.

In Japan, asking someone for help was quite difficult. Japanese people placed great importance on personal obligations; they neither wished to owe favors easily nor wanted others to owe them favors.

That was precisely why everyday social interactions here involved so many elaborate formalities.

By comparison, not only were Horse Girls easy to get along with, they readily agreed whenever it came to helping juniors.

Even after realizing this, Anjing Zhen

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