Hikaru no Go: I taught you Go, and you made the Kisei cry?

After thinking for a moment, he took out two match schedules from the drawer and handed them to them.

"This is your match schedule for today."

After Akira Touya and Ran Su received their battle cards, the teacher, unsure of what to say, could only manage a forced smile and say, "Well then, you can go to the academy classroom now, on the sixth floor, remember?"

Su Ran and Touya Akira nodded together.

Su Ran got off the elevator on the sixth floor, changed her shoes, and said, "I never thought you would become a student here."

"I never expected that you, Su Ran, would decide to become a student in the academy."

Akira Touya was silent for a moment before saying, "But I've been looking forward to our next match. I've improved a lot since that last game."

Akira Touya said this while squatting down to untie his shoelaces.

"I'm not afraid of you..."

"I'm looking forward to our next match; I really can't wait that long for the Young Lions tournament."

Akira Touya raised his head and looked at Su Ran.

"That's why I came here, to become a student, and to be with you, Su Ran-jun!"

Su Ran listened to Akira Touya's words, remained silent for a while, then stood up and walked towards the intern classroom.

Akira Toya quickly changed his shoes and caught up with Su Ran.

When Su Ran and Touya Akira appeared in the classroom, the morning free chess session had already ended, and they stood there discussing it.

"They should be here soon, right?"

"Yeah, who would play against them in the first game today?"

"They're really good at learning from me, sigh..."

When Su Ran and Touya Akira entered the room together, all eyes were on them.

"They're here!"

Mitani Yuuki, who had previously been indifferent to all of this, was pleasantly surprised when he saw Su Ran: "Su Ran-kun?"

A boy leaning against the wall next to him paused, then asked, "Youhui, do you know that guy who beat the village teacher?"

Yuuki Mitani also looked surprised and nodded: "Yes... But I didn't expect that he was the one who beat Mr. Honmura..."

"Really? Is he good?" the boy next to me asked.

Seeing that Su Ran didn't seem to notice him, Mitani Yuki was somewhat discouraged. He nodded, then recalled watching Su Ran defeat Mr. Yue at the Go club earlier, and whispered, "Very strong..."

Standing next to Su Ran, Akira Touya took out a folded battle chart from his pocket, ignoring the comments and stares, and asked calmly, "May I ask, who is Mashiba?"

A blond boy, looking dejected, raised his hand and said, "Me."

Touya nodded: "Wait a minute, we'll have a match."

Mashiba sighed, turned his head, and walked towards a chess table.

Seeing this, Akira Touya put away his battle card and went up to him.

At this moment, Su Ran also took out the battle schedule that the teacher who was greeting her at the door had given her.

"Then, may I ask, who is Uchida?"

A girl raised her hand, her eyes sparkling with excitement: "Yes, it's me! It's me! Wow... he's so handsome..."

Uchida walked up to Su Ran and said softly, "Please come with me."

After saying that, Uchida led Su Ran to a four-cornered chess table and knelt down.

"Let's play the game here later."

After hearing Uchida's words, Su Ran paused for a moment, then nodded: "Okay."

This is his first time playing against a girl.

Not far away, seeing that Su Ran hadn't noticed him at all, Mitsuya was a little annoyed: "Tch, you're such a womanizer! My sister has taken care of you for so long, and you just ignore her completely when you see a pretty girl!"

Thinking of this, he glared angrily at the boy beside him: "Isumi, shall we play chess today?"

Izumi snapped out of her daze, nodded, and stammered, "Um... oh, right."

"Come on, today I'm going to utterly annihilate you!"

Mitani, his face contorted with fighting spirit, rolled up his sleeves, ready to vent his frustration on the game of Go.

Soon, it was time for the game. Everyone sat in front of the chessboard, each with their own thoughts.

"Please give me more advice."

The students opened the chess box, but everyone's peripheral vision glanced in two directions.

Akira Touya!

Su Ran!

The atmosphere was tense and oppressive!

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"Um, I heard you beat the village teacher at a handicap game, is that true?"

As Uchida pushed the Go box towards Su Ran, he spoke softly.

Su Ran nodded, without denying it.

He is currently ranked 26th in Class 2, and Akira Touya is ranked 27th; both are currently at the bottom of the rankings.

Only by winning match after match can one advance to Class 1 and ultimately qualify for the professional exam, also known as the Young Lions Tournament.

"Excuse me, are both Class 1 and Class 2 in this classroom?"

Su Ran was a little confused. All he knew was that he was in Class Two.

"Yes."

Uchida set up the timer, nodded, and whispered, "They're all here."

She pointed behind Su Ran and explained, "The other half is Class One."

Su Ran turned her head and looked over. The students of Class One were all sitting upright, with chess boxes on the chessboard in front of them, waiting for the time to start the game.

At this moment, Su Ran noticed Mitani Yuki, who was sitting in Class 1, facing a black-haired boy.

Upon seeing Su Ran looking over, Mitani Yuki immediately turned his head away, avoiding his gaze.

Su Ran was a little confused, wondering what she had done to offend this guy.

"So you don't care about Class Two anymore, huh?"

Behind him, Uchida suddenly spoke in a low voice.

"Ah...no."

Upon hearing this, Su Ran turned around, shook her head, and smiled, "I'm just a little curious."

Uchida opened the Go box and said softly, "Although I am just a student in Class 2, please do your best."

"Ah, okay."

Su Ran nodded.

Uchida grabbed a handful of white stones from the Go box and said, "Let's decide who goes first."

Su Ran took out two black pieces from the chess box.

"Two, four... nine."

Uchida put the chess pieces into the chess box, pushed the white chess box towards Su Ran, and they exchanged chess pieces.

In this game, Uchida played black and Su Ran played white.

When the nine o'clock mark appeared on the wall, Uchida lowered his head and said, "Nice to meet you."

Su Ran returned the greeting politely: "Please give me your guidance."

Uchida reached into the Go box and quickly placed the first Go piece.

Four columns and four rows, stars.

Su Ran also picked up a white piece, bent down and placed it down, sixteen columns and sixteen rows, a star.

"I can't lose."

Uchida reached into the Go box, his eyes fixed on the Go board.

"We need to reach the level of discharged patients!"

Uchida made his move again, four columns and sixteen rows, a star.

Su Ran remained silent for a moment, then chose the position of the star in the 16th column, 4th row.

For the first time, Su Ran started the game with a fixed star position.

Meanwhile, the game between Akira Touya and Mashiba also began.

"Please give me more advice."

"Please give me more advice."

In this game, Akira Touya played black, and Mashiba played white.

Mashiba's face was a little ugly. He was currently the number one in Class 2, and he happened to be facing Touya Akira, who was in last place, in the first game.

Akira Touya sat in front of the Go board, emanating an invisible pressure that made Mashiba tremble slightly.

"We need to teach this arrogant brat a lesson and show him what a senior is!"

Mashiba clenched the white pieces tightly in his right hand, a sinister look appearing on his face.

Akira Touya quickly placed his stones, in the fourth row and third column, at the small eye.

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