"It was my fault!"
"It was all my fault!"
"Me!" Furuya said.
"Me! Me, me!"
"Me!"
"Waaaah!
They were so unwilling to lose that they were all taking the blame for the defeat onto themselves!" Asada, sweating profusely as he watched the two locked in Tit for Tat, cried out in astonishment inwardly.
"Senpai!" Kuki, whose face was likewise covered in cold sweat, spoke to Sendou.
"Don't mind them. They get along great!" A certain salted fish lying facedown on the table raised his head, glanced at the two, and said.
Then he flopped back down again...
Clap!
"Okay! That's enough!" Abe-senpai clapped his hands between them and spoke.
"If you can't calmly review the game, then stop watching it!" Abe-senpai gently pulled the two apart as he spoke.
At that moment, Miyuki and the others also entered the cafeteria and happened to see the scene before them.
"Abe-senpai, I'm very calm!!" Sawamura still maintained his respect when speaking to Abe-senpai.
"I know!
Everyone is almost here.
The meeting is about to begin!" Watanabe-senpai said helplessly.
"Abe! What happened?!" Kuramochi looked at the two still staring each other down in confusion and quietly asked in a low voice.
"Mm! Nothing!" Abe-senpai replied with a smile.
The first-year female manager with black hair had eyes only for the rice ball in front of her.
It had already become nearly as big as a volleyball...
"What an intense atmosphere!
So this is what losing feels like!" Kuki could not help but laugh.
"Do people normally argue over who should take the blame for a loss?
These guys are a little too unwilling to lose, aren't they?" Seto said with a smile as he looked at his best friend.
Okumura began to sense Sawamura's seriousness from his behavior.
He had long understood that