"You're amazing. Though I feel like even I couldn't beat her," Yukiko Kudo said. It was hard to tell whether she was praising Shizuka Hattori, indirectly praising herself, or perhaps both.
"Don't compare yourself now. The old you probably couldn't even withstand a single move," Vermouth said, shooting Yukiko a glance.
"How would you know? Why don't the two of us have a match? I'll show you how good I am," Yukiko said indignantly.
"Yukiko, don't be reckless. You're the weakest one here," Chikage Kuroba said, grabbing Yukiko from the side.
"Mrs. Hattori, if this is all you've got, then you're far too disappointing."
Shin spoke to Shizuka Hattori.
No matter how fast Shizuka Hattori attacked, Shin could block it with ease.
Shizuka Hattori had not expected Shin to be this strong, and she frowned as she looked at him.
"You're not my opponent. There's no point in this." Shin boredly lowered his wooden sword.
"Are you looking down on me?"
Shin's action angered Shizuka Hattori. Shin could not help sighing inwardly. I just don't want to beat you into a serious injury.
Unable to understand, Shizuka Hattori swung her wooden sword fiercely at Shin. Looking at the descending blade, Shin felt that he had to teach her a lesson.
Shin, who had not intended to strike, slashed at Shizuka Hattori. Her wooden sword snapped instantly, and her body flew three meters away before crashing onto the ground.
"Wow, you actually struck her?" Yukiko stared at Shin in surprise. She had thought Shin would not attack, but reality had gone far beyond her expectations.
"You all saw it. I wanted to hold back, but she didn't cherish the opportunity, so there was nothing I could do," Shin said with a shrug.
"She seems to have passed out," Akemi Miyano said