I Kept Pressing the 100-Million-Year Button and Came Out on Top, Vol. 2: The Unbeatable Reject Swordsman by Syuichi Tsukishima and Mokyu

Author:Syuichi Tsukishima and Mokyu
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Yen Press

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We performed strict Soul Attire training under Chairwoman Reia’s supervision from first to fifth period, then wrapped up the day with afternoon homeroom. Lia, Rose, and I were currently taking a rest in our classroom.

“Man, that was another long day,” I grumbled after exhaling deeply.

“Soul Attire class is more draining mentally than it is physically,” said Lia.

“I feel dead,” expressed Rose.

They both took a sip from their water bottles.

We spent some time resting in our seats. Once we’d recovered enough from our exhaustion, we got up.

“Let’s go look at the clubs!” I proposed.

“Yeah, let’s do it!” Lia agreed.

“I’m ready,” answered Rose.

We left Class 1-A.

The three of us knew almost nothing about Thousand Blade Academy’s student organizations, so we decided to do a full lap of all the offerings first. We started with the Cheerleading Club, which was stationed right in front of the main building.

“Let’s fight, fight, get it done! TBA is number one!”

The girls were each chanting with strong voices that they projected from the bottom of their stomach, and their routine was perfectly coordinated. I was sure that it was the result of hard practice. The performance was so good that it instinctively made me want to start clapping my hands and cheering with them.

One thing worried me about this club, though—the amount of skin they were showing. Their outfits were extremely daring, liberally exposing their backs and legs. Staring at them made me feel more than a little awkward.

“I’m not sure about this club. Those outfits are a little much…,” noted Lia, shaking her head. She definitely would have been embarrassed wearing those.

“You think so? They look cute to me,” Rose disagreed. She didn’t mind the skimpiness.

Oh yeah, her personal clothes were a little showy…

When I’d met her at the Sword Fighting Festival, she’d been wearing a top that completely bared her midriff up to her lower chest, and black athletic shorts.

Her outfit was so revealing that I was afraid to look at her.

Next, we checked out the Swimming Club. There was an outdoor pool on campus with seven twenty-five-meter lanes. It was a meter deep at its most shallow, and over five meters at its deepest. The pamphlet we received when we first joined the academy said that it was used for a variety of activities, from snorkeling to water weight training.

“Hmm… I used to race Ol’ Bamboo in the river at Goza Village all the time,” I reminisced.

There was a large river near Goza Village with water so clear that you could see the bottom. During the summer, I would often swim there with everyone from the village. Every once in a while, I would also go fishing with Mom to catch the river’s delicious bounties.

“The Swimming Club sounds fun!”

“Yeah, it might be nice.”

The organization made a good impression on both Lia and Rose. After watching its members swim for a little while, we decided to move on. We continued to observe a variety of clubs until we arrived at the final one, which happened to be the one I was most interested in—the Swordcraft Club.

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