A week later, the High School Karate Tournament was held in the city center of Shibata City.

This was a large-scale tournament. High schools from more than 20 nearby cities would participate, totaling more than 100.

Because each city had Ninja High School, Hero High School, and ordinary high schools. Ninja High School and Hero High School were special. Generally, there was only one, but ordinary high schools were different.

For example, in larger cities such as Shibata City, there were ten ordinary high schools and two or three medium-sized high schools.

Kongza City was relatively small, so there was only one ordinary high school.

All the high schools in these cities, whether special or not, had a karate club in their school all had to participate in the tournament.

In fact, this was very unfavorable for the students of ordinary high schools. Since the first Ninja High School and Hero High School participated, the tournament lost its fairness.

Even if the tournament was called karate, the rules were changed because of the participation of special students.

In the battle against ordinary students, the students of Hero High School couldn't use personality, and the students of Ninja High School couldn't use shadow clone and other ninjutsu. They had to rely on their own taijutsu to win.

So, at this time, as long as they KO the opponent, they would win.

The battle between Hero High School and Ninja High School was more casual.

It was also because there was only one ordinary high school in Kongza City. In the beginning, only this school participated in the tournament. As a result, the players sent to the neighboring cities were badly beaten by the players from other cities. They became the bottom school of all the high schools, which made the city leaders feel very ashamed. So, they decided to set up karate clubs in all three high schools. Whether it was Ninja High School or Hero High School, they had to participate.

The players who were forced to participate because most of them didn't understand the scoring rules of karate. So, they only had one goal, which was to use all their skills to KO the opponent. In fact, it became a kind of actual combat. Slowly, all the high schools began to use this strategy. More and more high schools participated, and it became a grand event.

Sachiko and Xiaolan passed the school's selection early and became the representative players of the ordinary high school in Kongza City.

However, this was inconceivable to ordinary high schools in Kongza City. One must know that in every Karate Tournament, the seeded fighters sent by the school were basically seniors in the third year of high school. There were very few freshmen in the first year of high school, and most of them were substitutes. This time, however, there were two freshmen in succession.

However, as substitutes, the seniors were not dissatisfied at all. Instead, they secretly cheered for the two of them, hoping that at least one of them could get a place.

This was because Kongzua City's ordinary high school had been at the bottom for many years. Every time they were dragged down by Kongzua City, they pulled down the city's average standard.

Fujiwara Sensei brought all the main and substitutes from Kongzuo City's ordinary high schools to the assembly point early.

They waited in the cold wind for an hour before the Hero School arrived, which was late to the party.

The teacher leading the team was a long-haired man with a bandage-like scarf wrapped around his neck. He looked sloppy. He opened his bloodshot eyes and greeted Fujiwara Sensei: "Oh, good morning, Fujiwara Sensei. Isn't the assembly time at eight o 'clock?"

Fujiwara Sensei was full of smiles. He was very tall, much taller than the long-haired man. However, when he stood next to him, he inexplicably felt a little short. Perhaps it was because of his hunched back and shrunken neck: "Not early, not early!!

It's our honor to wait for you!!

Aizawa Sensei!!

We meet again!!

How have you been? "

Aizawa dug his ears and weakly replied: "Oh, I'm alright."

The teacher leading the team from Hero Academy clearly didn't want to talk much with Fujiwara Sensei. After lazily opening his mouth a few times, he lowered his eyes and didn't reply.

Fujiwara Sensei wasn't discouraged at all. He persevered and said something to Aizawa Sensei beside him.

Sachiko saw many seniors in the front row covering their faces. They felt that their teacher was embarrassing them.

She vaguely heard a few students whispering to each other. They seemed to be saying something to the teachers. When Aizawa's gaze swept over them, they immediately stopped what they were doing. They stood straight and didn't dare to move at all.

It seemed that this teacher had a lot of prestige in the school.

The assembly time was eight o 'clock. They arrived at seven o' clock, so there were only a few minutes left before eight o 'clock.

Sachiko stood in the line. She felt someone poking her arm. She turned around and saw a boy from Hero Team.

"Hey, hey, hey." The yellow-haired boy smiled and asked Sachiko, "Are you in your first year?"

Sachiko nodded: "Yes, hello."

"Hello, hello." The yellow-haired boy was very happy to see Sachiko answer. "My name is Shang Mee Electric. I'm also in my first year. What's your name?"

"Sachiko Tomoda." Sachiko answered.

"You're so good. You're already in your first year. Are you a main player or a substitute?"

Sachiko thought for a while. Hero Team was considered teammates. After all, they were competing under the name of Kongzuka City. She replied: "Main player."

"Wow, wow, wow. You're actually a main player!!!"

Shang Mee Electric exclaimed, "I've been learning karate for a long time. Plus, with my personality, I'm at most a substitute.

You're only in your first year, but you're already a main player! "

"No, no, no. I'm very ordinary. We're just an ordinary school." Sachiko quickly waved her hand. "You're the one. You're very good. With karate and your … personality, it should be quite good."

Shang Mee Electric touched his head and laughed. He was a little embarrassed and said: "Thank you.

Let's do our best. "

"Mhmm." Sachiko nodded with a smile.

Just as she finished speaking, a whirlwind blew in front of her. Dust flew up, and in the next second, dozens of people appeared.

When the dust settled, the people of the Ninja Academy were standing neatly on the ground.

"Sorry, we're late." It was the ninja school's teacher. His voice was very familiar.

He slowly walked out from the back of the group. "Time's up. Let's go. Teachers and students."

Sachiko's body shook. Her neck stiffened as she looked at the teacher. Her face was pale.

…

"Let me remind you first, little girl. Before we figure out this matter, our people will keep an eye on you at all times. As long as you leak any information," the white-haired ninja's expression couldn't be seen clearly under the mask, but his eyes were calm. "The consequences are not something you can bear.

Be careful. "

…

"Is Kakashi -san leading the team this time?" Aizawa -sensei finally straightened his back. "Thank you for your hard work."

"Aizawa -sensei." Kakashi's eyes curved. He seemed to be in a good mood. "You've worked hard too." He turned to look at Fujiwara who was nervous. "Fujiwara -sensei, we meet again ~"

Fujiwara -sensei bowed almost 90 degrees. He straightened his body and replied with trembling lips: "Hello … Kakashi -san …"

This time, Kakashi was obviously not on the same level as Aizawa. At the end of the day, heroes were no match for ninjas. A hero might take ten minutes to defeat you, but a ninja usually only needed ten seconds to kill you.

Kakashi's eyes intentionally or unintentionally glanced at the ordinary high school team. His eyes didn't seem to stop on Sachiko. However, Sachiko could clearly feel a cold aura locking onto her. It quickly dissipated.