After getting a general understanding of the Kendo Tournament's rules, Execution nodded. It seemed the Kendo Championship had hardly any rules, much like the Monster Handler assessment.
Chu Xin had experience entering competitions like this, so he paid little attention to the rules.
After looking through the contestant information on his phone, Chu Xin nodded with interest. As expected of a Kendo Championship, every contestant had some swordsmanship under their belt. It seemed he was the only entrant who had not mastered any.
Every one of these contestants knew swordsmanship, whether it was the Tai Chi Sword Technique or techniques from other schools. Their backgrounds varied widely, too. Some were formally trained Trainers from Dojos, while others were unaffiliated members of the public. But a mere student like him seemed to be one of a kind.
After finishing the contestant information on his phone, he tossed it to Luo Luo, then turned and headed toward the Kendo Championship venue.
There were still a dozen or so minutes before the Kendo Championship began. A crowd surrounded the entire competition area, but they appeared to be contestants. There were barely any spectators.
Chu Xin could tell at a glance. After all, what ordinary spectator casually carried a sword around?
Looking at the assortment of swords the contestants carried, Chu Xin scratched his head awkwardly.
Did everyone entering a Kendo Tournament have to carry a sword? There wasn't a rule about that, was there?
Still, with so many contestants wearing all kinds of swords, being the lone exception felt pretty awkward.
Forget it. I'm just here to join in the fun anyway. It doesn't matter.
Chu Xin had only one goal in entering this Kendo Championship: to help Kaka master the Mind's Eye Manual as quickly as possible. One glance was enough to