Why was Suzune Horikita acting even more like Hachiman than Hachiman today?
P.S.: Today's update is here.
A plug below.
Synopsis: After unexpectedly arriving in the world of cultivation, Keqing suddenly discovered that this was truly a magical world.
Sword cultivators cherished their swords as wives, emphasizing unity between sword and person.
Keqing: Isn't this the path of dual... something?
That was seriously a bit too heavy.
The troublemaking enemies strutted around arrogantly, spouting a whole lot of cocky nonsense at the start.
But because they talked too much, she chopped them down like vegetables with a single swing of her sword.
My fever came back. Taking the day off.
My head is foggy, and I can't organize the content.
My fever came back. Taking the day off. My head is foggy, and I can't organize the content.
My fever came back. Taking the day off. My head is foggy, and I can't organize the content.
My fever came back. Taking the day off. My head is foggy, and I can't organize the content.
My fever came back. Taking the day off. My head is foggy, and I can't organize the content.
Horikita vs. Amaza vs. Kushida! First Update!
Since Horikita had issued her a challenge, Ibuki was considering going to meet her.
However.
"You're saying you're planning to team up with Suzune Horikita for the eighth event?" Hachiman was greatly surprised.
Although the rules did not restrict team formation for group competition events, everyone normally formed teams within their own class. After all, any points earned through ranking had to be divided evenly among the participating members. Thus, Ibuki's decision to team up with a student from another class was truly surprising.
Of course, there was another possibility: deliberately forming a team, then deliberately losing.
But Ibuki clearly was