At noon, Hao Lei went home for lunch. Halfway through the journey, he turned back and headed for school, because his mind was full of Brick. He felt that there had to be a break between them, a battle between the two of them. He did not represent the Seven Dragons and Six Phoenixes, and Brick did not represent Wang Hao. It was just the two of them. They had a good fight, and the price of losing was to leave Beiqi forever. He believed that Brick would agree. He understood Brick, just like he understood himself.

Arriving at the school, he walked straight towards the cafeteria. As soon as he entered the cafeteria, the noisy hall became a little quieter. Hao Lei, the second dragon of the Seven Dragons and Six Phoenixes, was of course well-known to everyone. Even though the Seven Dragons and Six Phoenixes have fallen to this point now, their former reputation is still there, and no one dares to underestimate the second dragon who represents the highest combat power of the Seven Dragons and Six Phoenixes. The second dragon had a gloomy face, circling and searching in the huge cafeteria. Finally, he found his target, and then slowly walked over, and the crowd made way for him.

I was very happy this afternoon, really very happy. A group of us gathered around a dining table, happily chatting and talking, and even openly placed beer on the table, which was nothing in Beiyuan No. 7 Middle School. Xu Xiaokai suddenly looked ahead and said in a low voice: "Hao Lei is coming!" As soon as the voice fell, we immediately quieted down. Whether sitting upright or sitting sideways, everyone lowered their arms, and the next second, the steel pipe or iron rod was already in the hands of each of us.

The movements were in unison, a good habit we developed in Beiqi. Then, we stood up together and faced the direction where Hao Lei was coming from. Eight people, four steel pipes, three iron rods, and a brick. Then we were all stunned. Hao Lei came alone, and he didn't look at anyone. He walked straight to the brick and said in a deep voice: "I want to fight you!"

Brick's eyes lit up immediately. It was obvious that this was what he wanted, so he immediately said, "Okay!"

"Whoever loses will leave Beiqi!" Hao Lei's eyes were fixed on the brick.

"Brother Brick, don't agree to him!" Lei Yu suddenly said, "Seven Dragons and Six Phoenixes are at the end of their rope. We are sure to win now, so there is no need to fight him in a one-on-one duel!" The implication is that he is alone now, and we can still defeat him if we all rush up. Others also said, "Yeah, Brother Brick, there is no need to fight him in a one-on-one duel!" "Whoever loses will leave Beiqi? How did you make such a good plan?" "Seven Dragons and Six Phoenixes are almost finished, and they still want to make a final desperate effort to get one of our generals?" The meaning of these words is of course that they are afraid that Brick will lose, because the two of them have fought before and it is basically hard to tell who will win.

Everyone was talking at once, but Hao Lei didn't say a word, just staring at Brick, waiting for his reply. When everyone quieted down, Brick replied with one word: "Okay!" Everyone was anxious, looking at me, hoping I would say something. Because Brick had promised me before that he would follow my instructions in all actions. If I stop him now, I should be able to do it.

Brick also looked at me, as if asking for my opinion. I nodded: "I agree." Lei Yu and the others were all shocked, and they were very confused about my decision at this moment. There was really no need for Brick to fight Hao Lei alone. Brick breathed a sigh of relief and asked: "Where are we going?" Hao Lei pointed to the back door of the cafeteria: "Small garden, one-on-one, hand-to-hand combat." Brick immediately took off the cloth bag and handed it to me, then went straight to the back door of the cafeteria, and Hao Lei followed behind him. The two looked very similar.

I said to their backs, "No matter who wins or loses, please come back and let us know. We'll be waiting here."

Lei Yu and the others wanted to go over and take a look, but I stopped them: "This is a fight between the two of them, let them enjoy it themselves."

"Brother Hao." Lei Yu said, "Why don't you stop Brother Brick? It's fine if he wins, but if he loses, it's not worth it."

"Because I can see the desire and fighting spirit in Brick's eyes." I touched my fingers and said, "Whether he wins or loses, he really wants to fight Hao Lei one more time. At this time, winning or losing is no longer important to the two of them." After saying that, I looked up at their backs. They had walked to the back door of the cafeteria and soon disappeared behind the door. There, they will have a decisive battle. Whether Brick of Chenggao is stronger or Hao Lei of Beiqi is stronger, perhaps we will soon get the answer.

When Hao Lei came into the cafeteria, he attracted the attention of many students. Now he and Brick went to the small garden, which naturally aroused the interest of many people. They basically guessed that they were going to have a fierce fight. So many people wanted to go over to take a look, but they were stopped by Lei Yu: "What are you looking at? Go back to the dormitory and sleep after you are full!" So they walked back to eat obediently, and no one dared to approach the back door of the cafeteria. Lei Yu sat down and said excitedly: "It's great, Brother Hao, we have never been so glorious in North Seven, everything is thanks to you!" I smiled and didn't comment.

I was nervous. In fact, I was really afraid that Brick would lose. Although we were stronger than the Seven Dragons and Six Phoenixes in terms of overall strength, I still felt insecure without Brick. For Brick and Hao Lei, as long as they could have a good fight, it would be fine. This difference in values, of course, led to different moods.

Although I was nervous, I was still chatting with them in a relaxed manner. Ten minutes passed, and there was still no movement at the back door of the cafeteria. Twenty minutes passed, and there was still no news. My hands and feet began to feel a little cold, and I really wanted to see how they were fighting. Thirty minutes passed, and there were fewer and fewer people in the cafeteria. I resisted the urge to stand up several times. Forty minutes passed, and the cafeteria was almost empty. The cleaning lady began to deal with the leftovers.

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