Chapter 259

Kanzaki paused for a moment at this point.

Hirata had just spoken to Kanzaki, seemed a little flustered.

The person most affected by Ryuen right now is Sudō, the class's top student and a key player in this Sports Festival.

"I understand," Hachiman said.

"I'm glad you understand," Kanzaki said.

However, there was little relief on his face, because it was difficult to calm down the riotous Sudō at this time.

Just like it is now.

"Ryuen is mine!"

With bloodshot eyes, Sudō pushed aside the students next to him and walked up to Kanzaki, staring into his eyes.

"No one can take it away!" Sudō roared.

"Sudō, calm down, this is a team competition," Hirata quickly reassured him.

Unfortunately, even when faced with the gentle Hirata, Sudō couldn't stand it, even when Hirata.

After two exams, he was beaten and angered by Ryuen, and his so-called companions were completely useless!

I'll say it again, he's mine!

Sudō stared at Hirata, each word distinct and forceful, his voice like a suppressed volcano, brimming with rage, "Ryuen is mine! I'm going to fight him one-on-one, and anyone who tries to interfere should be prepared to be killed by me!"

"Sudō ..." Hirata knew that Sudō had completely lost control.

"Since Sudō wants it, then let him have Ryuen." It was at this moment that Hachiman finally spoke up. "I will arrange for others to assist."

"No need!" Sudō said. "I'll rush to Ryuen myself!"

"This..."

Hirata gave a wry smile, because Sudō was now completely deaf to any advice. It was a sign that he had lost his mind.

Then, helplessly, he said to Kanzaki,

"Sudō Santa, he's just had a bit of a shock, he'll be fine in a bit."

Apart from Hirata, the rest of Class B kept their heads down, pretending not to see anything like ostriches.

"I see, I understand."

Kanzaki glanced at Hachiman, then nodded slightly and said to Sudō, "He's yours."

At the same time, I felt a little down.

It seems that Sudō has been abandoned by Hachiman, and Sudō has great destructive and offensive power. Without Sudō, their advantage is very low, especially since there is a monster like Albert in Ryuen class.

Time waits for no one.

"Shh!"

Both sides took their positions.

Groups of four, Class B was missing due to the continued absence of Kōenji.

So, unsurprisingly, there were only nineteen people.

Although one group could only have two people supporting one general, at least five groups were made up, making a total of ten groups including Class C.

The number of groups is the same for the Red team.

"Charge!"

Both sides roared and charged at each other.

However, the signs were a bit strange, because the White team only moved one small group.

The Red team only mobilized 5 groups.

All five groups are from the Ryuen class.

Class A seems to be avoiding it.

But.

You are mine!

Sudō angrily charged toward Ryuen, roaring at the Class D members blocking his way, "Get out of my way!"

"..."

The students from Class D exchanged glances and quickly made way for each other.

Enraged, Sudō didn't notice this at all and thought they had gotten up.

However, right after Sudō passed through, the members of Class D regrouped and formed a defensive line.

His face still bore a clear expression of mockery.

They're just like the idiots in Class B; they're too easy to fall for.

"Hachiman, what should we do?"

Hirata, carrying Hachiman on his back, watched this scene from the back of the group and couldn't help but smile wryly.

"It doesn't matter."

Hachiman said, "I'd rather just watch the show; I didn't expect to win anyway. As for Sudo, he's already done very well."

"No one can persuade him in his current state, so let him take a gamble."

"I see..." Hirata with a hint of regret.

Because of Sudō's provocative behavior today, he also failed to provide any assistance.

"And don't you think Ryuen's targeting is very strong? It's like they have a complete grasp of our movements," Hachiman continued.

"You mean..." Hirata felt he had received an unexpected result.

So, does that mean there's a spy in the class?

They're classmates, why would anyone do something like this?

Hirata instantly became worried.

It's a good thing Sudō didn't get himself killed when he went to Kōenji at the beginning.

Meanwhile, Hachiman was observing, was thinking to himself.

And.

Sudō did indeed come in handy.

In the 100-meter dash, hurdles, 200-meter individual race, and three-legged race, Sudō won four consecutive first places for Class B.

In the subsequent tug-of-war, it was clear that Class D conceded defeat for Sudō's sake.

So even though Sudō himself didn't know it, his contribution was actually quite significant.

Therefore.

Although he is already enraged and has exhausted his energy, Sudō is unlikely to score many points in the three-legged race between the two men and women after lunch, or he will be difficult to persuade back after being angered by Ryuen.

Even so, Sudō's role was sufficient.

"Ryuen, you're dead!"

Sudō stormed angrily toward Ryuen.

Ryuen, however, sat steadily astride a classmate from Class D, a mocking smile on his face.

As expected.

His appearance further enraged Sudō, who was already not very rational.

"Miyake, you better hurry up!"

Sudō angrily shouted orders at Akito Miyake beneath him.

Miyake was on the verge of tears.

He's not a homebody like his name suggests; Sotomura is.

Even so, he was just an ordinary person, yet he bore a burden he shouldn't have had at his age.

Even something as simple as Cavalry Battle required submitting a registration form.

From the very beginning, he was paired with Sudō.

However, the original plan was for him to be the human and Sudō to be the horse.

After all, although Sudō has good physical strength, he is more suited to be a horse than a human.

After all, while the final outcome of Cavalry Battle may depend on who tears off the other's headband first, the horse's role is more important than the man's.

But Sudō was already enraged.

He didn't care about anything else; he insisted on having Akito Miyake.

Seeing his menacing look, Akito Miyake dared not refuse.

And so, it turned out like this.

"Vulnerable!"

Ryuen defiantly stretched his head in front of Sudō.

Sudō, without a second thought, reached out to grab it. But after several attempts, he failed to catch Ryuen's headband.

Then, before Sudō could give up his attack, Ryuen easily dodged Sudō's attack by tilting his head.

Taking this opportunity, she closed the distance by pulling off the headband on Sudō's head.

"Heh, what a piece of trash."

Ryuen chuckled, completely ignoring the distraught Sudō, and turned to join the battle.

That's enough.

Ken Sudō is already out of commission, so we can't give up on this match easily.

"Miyake, you bastard..."

Sudō was still unwilling to admit his defeat, staring at Akito Miyake with bloodshot eyes.

"Are you going to blame me?"

Akito Miyake, as if he had been bullied for a long time, suddenly exploded, his eyes also red, "You insisted on making me your horse, but you're completely useless! You lost the game, so you want to hit your classmates? Two of them, come on, hit me!"

Akito Miyake to go all out; he'd had enough.

"I..."

Sudō angrily raised his fist, only to find that the gazes of his classmates around him were so piercing.

Like a sharp, cold needle, it pierced his heart.

The word "waste" was once again imprinted in his mind.

"How can it be repaired!"

Sudō ran away, clutching his head and yelling, like a giant, impotent, furious piece of trash.

As a result of Sudō's impulsiveness, the White team's formation was unsurprisingly broken up by the Red team.

In the end, only a handful of groups survived.

But they also have to face the encirclement and suppression of the Red team, or rather, Class D.

As for the students in Class C, they have all been eliminated because of Class A.

But Class C's sacrifice wasn't without its benefits; at least Class A was completely wiped out.

"Hirata, it's our turn to go on stage now." Hachiman then urged Hirata, who had been standing still without moving since the start of the match, to move.

Hirata became depressed and lost in his own world after discovering that there was a spy in his class.

"I have found a chance to win," Hachiman continued.

"And don't think about it too much," Hachiman said. "Sudō has already run away, and you'll have to go and appease him afterwards. Or do you mean we should just let Sudō drop out of school like this?"