Conan: I’m really not Tokyo Monster Story

After all, this is a ruthless person who can be evaluated as "Neon's strongest single combat power".

Although Sano didn't know how to define the strongest, he naturally wouldn't be careless.

But considering the age of a high school student, even if he starts learning martial arts from a young age, he shouldn't be too strong in this area. Does that mean there is something wrong with his attributes?

Something like innate divine power?

In his wild thoughts, Sano followed Kyogoku to the open space behind the hotel.

Kyogoku took off his apron and put on a posture.

Sano tightened the Masked Superman pendant buttoned inside his pants and took a stance.

"Senior, please give me some advice!"

Kyogoku waited for a few seconds, but failed to wait for any other movement, so he took the lead in attacking, shouted angrily, and then rushed forward.

The speed is very fast, but not just because of the high burst attribute.

Is this a technique for exerting force in steps?

Kyogoku struck out with a straight punch... although he obviously withdrew his strength after thrusting out, probably because he was afraid of really hurting Sano.

Sano tilted his head to meet him. While dodging the attack, he also got close to Kyogoku Makoto and hit the opponent's face with an uppercut.

"Be serious, Kyogoku!"

What! ?

Kyogoku Zhen obviously did not expect that Sano would take the initiative to meet his fist, let alone that the other party would be so fast. Before he could react, his body instinctively stopped, and his cheek was also grazed by the fist, which quickly became red and swollen.

Sano succeeded with a punch and took a few steps back to distance himself.

Kyogoku touched his left cheek. In surprise, his eyes towards Sano suddenly became fiery.

"I'm sorry, senior. I was too arrogant and rude just now. I just wanted to be safe. I still won't attack with all my strength next time."

"But if you, senior, can hold on, then I will gradually increase the intensity until I use my full strength... In this case, senior, can you accept it?"

...There is no need to say such words.

Is this kid a little too honest?

Sano tilted his neck and nodded helplessly: "Well, come on."

As soon as he finished speaking, Kyogoku had already rushed out. After closing the distance, he threw out a series of attacks.

Straight punch, uppercut, swinging punch, knee strike, straight kick, horizontal kick.

This guy's attack speed is much faster.

Sano held his breath and concentrated, and was forced to retreat and dodge one after another, leaving no room for counterattack.

Unless Sano tried to block Kyogoku's true attack, there might be a chance to counterattack.

...But feeling that his face was sore from the blow of the fist, Sano had no doubt that if he dared to try to block it, Kyogoku would really dare to send him to the hospital.

But that's all.

Although Kyogoku's true attack, both in terms of speed and strength, has reached a very terrifying level, Sano can see that this is the result of his martial arts level and not the attributes he originally suspected.

This made Sano want to complain about something outrageous, but it also established a fundamental gap that the two sides could not bridge.

Sano's flexibility attribute blessing of up to 100 points brought an almost full dodge rate, which was not something Kyogoku could easily hit.

Therefore, the situation became an embarrassing situation in which Sano was unable to attack, and Kyogoku's attack was unable to hit.

Is it just a long-lasting battle of attrition with physical strength and concentration?

In this case, I should have the advantage.

After all, unlike Sano who only needs to dodge, Kyogoku really uses martial arts skills in every attack, which is equivalent to using more power than he should have every time, that is, "overload operation".

That would naturally consume more energy than Sano.

Especially at such a high frequency, Sano didn't even think how long Kyogoku could really hold on.

Sano walked around with Kyogoku, not daring to be distracted in the slightest.

Because if there is even the slightest hesitation or flaw, Sano will most likely be "killed with one blow."

And Kyogoku's true concentration is no worse than Sano's.

Although Kyogoku Makoto has now confirmed that Sano's strength is not bad, and is even exceptionally strong in "body skills", he has some problems with the opponent's attack level.

In the round before the official start of practice, Sano's uppercut was only so-so in terms of speed and power, but Kyogoku couldn't tell whether the opponent felt that it was too unfair to attack him when he was careless. Talk about martial ethics.

That's why I deliberately let myself go.

Therefore, Kyogoku really cannot expose any gaps, otherwise if he is "killed with one blow", he will lose directly.

... Of course, Kyogoku Shinya could have chosen not to move at the beginning, and let Sano take the initiative to launch the attack, so that he could calmly stop and not fall into the current disadvantage.

But if Sano doesn't move, the "battle" won't start at all.

Although this exercise was initiated by Sano, and he should logically take on this responsibility, Kyogoku is an honest character after all.

He was not facing his senior who had been practicing martial arts since childhood.

Kyogoku Mari rightly believed that he should suffer this small loss.

Of course, it's not like Kyogoku hasn't never tried, using fake moves or deliberately exposing flaws to lead Sano to take the bait, thus exposing the flaws.

It's a pity that none of them succeeded.

This is not because Sano has rich combat experience and sees Kyogoku's every thought.

Not because of how terrifying Sano's fighting instincts are.

That kind of gambling behavior is even less likely to succeed every time.

It's just pure attribute crushing, plus a stable mentality.

...Speaking of which, this guy's basic attributes seem to be a bit high.

Once again, Seizing Kyogoku's gradually weakening and showing his stiffness after the attack, Sano whipped out a whip kick, but was still blocked by the opponent's hasty return to defense.

This exercise lasted for more than ten minutes. Both Sano and Kyogoku had exerted their full strength and showed their respective limits. Their physical strength was exhausted extremely quickly, especially the latter, who still had System and situational issues.

This allowed Sano to seize three opportunities to counterattack.

But Kyogoku's flexibility and physical attributes are obviously not low either. He is either able to defend in time, or he can directly withstand Sano's attack.

...This time it’s not a question of being unable to attack, but that it’s simply impossible to attack.

Realizing that the current situation had become one where one side could not hit and the other side could not hit, Sano took a deep breath and saw that although Kyogoku Makoto was also out of breath, he still said "I can fight you all day long." appearance.

After tugging at the corner of his mouth, Sano finally didn't want to continue.

"No fight, no fight, I'll vote."

"Um?"

Kyogoku was stunned for a moment. Although he didn't quite understand what Sano meant by "thrown in", he still knew that the opponent didn't want to continue practicing.

Although it was a bit regretful, Kyogoku really couldn't force Sano to continue fighting, so he could only nod in a muffled voice.

...In fact, judging from the results of the entire "practice", Kyogoku really suffered a loss, because he received a full four blows. Although one of them was only a minor blow and two of them were blocked, he still cut it. A real punch.

There is obvious redness and swelling on the side of the neck.

At this time, Sano suddenly said that he did not want to play.

For ordinary people, they probably wouldn't accept it easily.

It's like rock-paper-scissors slapping each other. One side is so lucky that after winning three games in a row and slapping the other side three times, they suddenly stop playing.

Who the hell can admit this?

...Kyogoku can really do it.

Because Kyogoku is not an ordinary person, but an honest person.

So it's not a big problem.

"...Senior You's skills are already very good. Being able to achieve this level in such a short period of time proves that your upper limit in the future will not be very low, and you have extremely high physical coordination, reaction speed, and dynamic vision. With strong talent, the future direction can also be mainly developed in this area."

Kyogoku still thinks that Sano really wants to practice with him, and even tried to give some of his own suggestions... although there are also some little thoughts of his hidden in them.

"Um."

Sano nodded perfunctorily, but in his mind he was thinking whether he could beat the monster Kyogoku Makoto if he relied on the blessing of the special attack suit.

...In fact, judging from the results of this "exercise", although Sano made a shot, it should actually be handled as a draw. And even if we zoom in to the entire process, Kyogoku was occupied one after another. Quite cheap.

This exercise isn't fair.

So Sano should have lost.

Sano knows this very well...he still has self-awareness.