Kazuha had also witnessed Shizuka Hattori's kendo. Her skill was exceptionally high, absolutely at the level of a first-rate master. Kazuha had no confidence in Chen.
"Kazuha, are you worried about me, or are you looking down on me?" Chen asked Kazuha with a smile.
"I'm worried about you! Why don't you understand? Don't underestimate Aunt Shizuka just because she's a woman. She's really strong."
"Heiji Hattori's kendo is pretty good too. He learned it from Aunt Shizuka, but she beats him down every time. He's no match for her at all."
Kazuha told Chen just how formidable Shizuka Hattori was, hoping to make him understand the seriousness of the situation.
However, Chen did not understand at all. No, it was not that he did not understand—it was simply that he did not care in the slightest.
"Relax, Kazuha. Rather than worrying about Chen here, you should worry about your Aunt Shizuka," Akako Koizumi said to Kazuha.
"Yeah, Kazuha. You don't know how strong Chen is," Ran Mouri said as she entered the classroom.
"Even if he's great with his fists and feet, that doesn't mean he's great at kendo. Those are completely different things. Even Ran would be far from Aunt Shizuka's match if she used a sword."
Kazuha said helplessly.
Ran and Sonoko Suzuki, who had not been particularly nervous before, immediately grew tense as well. They stared at Chen with questioning looks in their eyes.
They knew Chen was powerful, but they did not know how good his kendo was. After all, Chen had never shown it in front of them.
"My kendo is very impressive—the kind that can destroy heaven and earth. With a casual swing, I could split an entire city apart," Chen said to them with a smile.
But after Chen finished speaking, Ran