Kitasan Black found it secretly intriguing, while Anjing Zhen had already walked to one end of the course's center line.
After loosening up his wrists and ankles, anticipation gleamed in his eyes as he continuously considered what strategy and tactics to use for this spur-of-the-moment simulation.
He was confident in himself, but he never underestimated any contest because of it.
What was more, just like the previous event, he was facing not merely a Horse Girl this time, but one with exceptionally outstanding talent.
Although she had yet to debut and had not fully entered Full Maturity, Almond Eye had already displayed astonishing potential.
In terms of fundamental attributes such as speed, endurance, and strength... as her Trainer, he could state with certainty that even compared to active competitors, Almond Eye had quite a few noteworthy strengths.
In particular, when it came to flexibility-related aspects such as joint range of motion and ligament suppleness, she could even be said to be no inferior to some of her seniors.
From that perspective, Almond Eye... might very well be harder to deal with than Einis Fushin, Special Week, and the others he had competed against before.
Because in Extreme Sports—especially competitions like parkour and WCT—agility was more important than anything else.
Standing at the other end of the course, Almond Eye was loosening her joints just like him, yet she took less time than he did, less time than many Horse Girls, and even less time than Kitasan Black.
As he analyzed her, Anjing Zhen came to a small realization.
His previous judgment had been correct: training alongside Horse Girls in person as a Trainer definitely gave him a more comprehensive perspective than simply standing at the sidelines.
For example, he would never have so naturally considered things from this angle before,