After teaching Kaka and Electrike how to train their mental energy, Chu Xin made another vow with Luo Luo. But leisure never lasted long, and he had not forgotten that his most important task at the Wudang Gym was to win the Kendo Championship.
Once those tasks were done, Chu Xin returned to his room and began studying his upcoming opponents.
After the Top 16 matches, the winners would advance to compete in the quarterfinals. The quarterfinalists were considerably stronger than the Top 16 competitors overall, but to Chu Xin, it made little difference.
Still, there were one or two contestants in this Kendo Championship who could pose a threat to him.
Chu Xin held two contestant profiles in his hands, studying them intently.
One belonged to Tian Leyan of the Emei Dojo. As an apprentice of the Emei Dojo on Mount Emei, Tian Leyan was undoubtedly strong. Her Samurott's swordsmanship was fluid and nimble, and combined with its considerable attack power, it would present quite a challenge for Kaka.
This was definitely a troublesome opponent.
After reading Tian Leyan's profile, Chu Xin set it aside, then turned a serious gaze to the other file.
Although Tian Leyan was strong, and fighting her Samurott would be a difficult battle for Kaka, this contestant worried Chu Xin more than she did.
"Yuansheng."
Chu Xin quietly read the name aloud, feeling increasingly puzzled.
Who exactly was this Yuansheng? Why did he have such a strange name?
Yuansheng's background was a complete blank. He had no dojo backing him and had entered the Kendo Championship as an Unaffiliated Civilian.
An Unaffiliated Civilian had actually defeated numerous dojo apprentices to reach the quarterfinals. Even Chu Xin was surprised by such an astonishing achievement.
After all, dojos were powerful precisely because of their ability to