Practical teaching: Starting from the soul traveling through Dragon Garden

Chapter 135 AD Showdown
In a tone unlike hers, Sakayanagi said, "This day has finally come. I was so excited last night that I didn't even sleep well. I almost overslept this morning."

"Are you talking to me?"

Horikita was a little confused about Sakayanagi's conversation. She and Sakayanagi didn't have much contact, and at the moment they were in a confrontational position, so she didn't feel the need to talk to the other party now.

Sakayanagi stared at the screen with a smile. There were only competitive events on the screen. She said to herself, "Let's have a showdown."

It seems that Horikita was just being overly sentimental. Sakayanagi wasn't talking to her at all.

Behind the two students, Mr. Sakagami was also chatting with Hoshinomiya.

Hoshinomiya was a little worried: "Horikita's opponent is this Sakayanagi-san. She is so pitiful. I feel sympathy for her."

Sakagami smiled and agreed, but what he actually thought was, "If Class D loses, you will be the one laughing the most. What's the point of your sympathy?"

Next, the project test selection officially began, and the selection of the favorite projects began. The commanders of both sides input the five projects prepared by each class into the computer, and the computer randomly selected seven projects.

Horikita was already prepared, and typed in without hesitation: Kyudo, basketball, table tennis, typing, tennis.

Sakayanagi moved her fingers quickly and input the items that Class A had carefully prepared: chess, English, modern literature, mathematics, and mental arithmetic.

The difference in strength was obvious, and none of the games were a matter of luck. In the end, Class D wanted to attack physically, while Class A chose to fight based on their comprehensive academic ability.

The first stop of the lottery: basketball game. (The project prepared by Class D)

Required number of players: Five, time is ten minutes per game, two games, usually the same rules as regular basketball.

Command Tower Rules: Players can be replaced at any time.

It was a good start. For Class D, which was relatively weak in overall strength, the first project was for their class to be selected. A good start could greatly boost morale.

Completely absorbed in the game, Sakayanagi and Horikita were only less than a meter apart but there was no communication at all.

Horikita selected five players according to the original plan, and Sudo was not among them.

Sakayanagi's choice also appeared at the same time, and Kamuro Masumi was actually among them. Although there was no restriction on gender, when it came to physical competition, there was still a big gap in strength between girls and boys.

The choices made by both sides are surprising.

As expected, Sakayanagi saw through Class D's trick. For Class D, which has the absolute trump card Sudo, the basketball game is a must-win, and Class A may not win even if they try their best. According to common sense, Class A will most likely give up this event and save their energy for the next game.

After discussion, Class D came to the conclusion that they should preserve Sudo's strength as much as possible for the next game. Of course, this was based on the premise that Class A would adopt the Tian Ji horse racing method and use the worst lineup to give points to Class D. If Class A resisted, Horikita would let Sudo play in advance to ensure victory.

Sakayanagi began to talk to Horikita, revealing all of Horikita's thoughts.

But Horikita was not affected. At the end of the first half, at 8:10, Class A was actually leading by two points. Horikita judged that there was no need to let the team win anymore, so he asked Sudo to replace Ike.

"Aren't you going to change people over there?"

Sakayanagi said calmly: "This lineup I arranged is completely for victory, there is no need to change it at all."

At the beginning of the second half, a sense of disharmony suddenly arose. In the first half, the half-baked players of Class A and Class D were fighting back and forth. However, when Class D replaced Sudo, the game was still going back and forth.

Sudo's voice came from the headset: "You guys, have you been letting me win just now? And you said you have never played basketball, are you kidding me?"

Sudo yelled at Kito from Class A. But Kito simply denied it without caring: "I'm really just a newbie. I just trained for a week to deal with you guys."

In fact, Kito was the ace of the basketball team in junior high school. Because he was too outstanding, fewer and fewer people were willing to play with him. He himself had no interest in professional basketball, so he stopped playing basketball after entering high school.

Sudo was indeed annoyed by Kito's arrogant words, but he could clearly hear Lingyin's voice in his ears: "I believe you, Kito is no match for you."

Teacher Horikita was encouraged to go online. Although Onitsuka was also good at basketball, he had not played it for a long time, so it was normal that his hands were rusty. However, Sudo had been training all the time.

According to Sakayanagi's calculations, the irrational Sudo should not be a match for Kito, but she overlooked the role of the encourager Horikita.

Sudo calmed down and showed his absolute dominance in the basketball field.

In the end, Class D won the game with a score of 20:12.

"Beginners should practice more."

After saying this in front of Onitsuka, Sudo left in a cool manner. This was one of the few times he showed off, and of course he had to show off in front of Horikita. It was a pity that Horikita took off her headset as soon as the game was over and prepared for the next game.

Hoshinomiya was standing behind Horikita, as if to cheer her up: "Class D actually won. It seems the outcome is still uncertain."

Sakagami is optimistic about Sakayanagi: "Class D was indeed lucky in the first game."

The second item selected: typing, which is still the main skill of Class D.

The test requires one person and is given 30 minutes. The test will be graded on typing speed and accuracy in three categories: "words", "short texts" and "long texts".

The Commander can communicate a mistake in the exam to the contestant.

This individual competition was completely prepared for Professor Waimura from Class D. Although he was at the bottom of the class in other aspects, Waimura was at the top of the class in terms of computers and anything related to computers.

Furthermore, the Commander had very little say in this competition, and Sakayanagi had undoubtedly lost again.

Even though she lost two games in a row, Sakayanagi still didn't seem to be panicking at all.

"Hey, at this rate, Class D will win. Come on Suzune-chan."

Hoshinomiya continued to cheer Horikita up from behind.

The corners of Sakagami's mouth twitched. Why did Hoshinomiya, the invigilator, talk so much today? He didn't want to respond to Hoshinomiya anymore. Horikita and Sakayanagi also ignored Hoshinomiya.

In the third English competition, Class A won easily at home.

Sakayanagi remained nonchalant about the victory. He had said before that he cared a lot about this competition, but from his performance, it seemed that Sakayanagi didn't take it seriously at all.

There was no substitution in the basketball competition, the typing competition was left to its own devices, and there was no result in the English competition either, as it was completely crushed by the strength of the classmates.

The fourth battle was about mathematics, which was Class A's main subject. Even if Horikita struggled, she was still no match for Class A.

With the game tied at 2:2, Horikita was under a lot of pressure.

(End of this chapter)