"Okay, your current activity is to climb this mountain."

Coach Saito put his arm around Ryoma Echizen and said to the group of junior high school students in front of him.

Meido Ryo couldn't wait to ask, "Coach, if we climb this mountain, does that mean we have a chance to come back from the losing end?"

"Well, who knows?"

The long-haired coach spoke half-revealing and half-hiding, which whetted everyone's appetite.

"What do you mean by who knows?"

The coach's answer was obviously unsatisfactory.

"Your words are so unclear, I can't understand you at all~"

"Echizen!"

Oishi and others saw the young man turn around and walk into the depths of the forest without saying a word, and hurriedly chased after him.

"hateful!"

"Is it okay for me to crawl?"

Yukimura Seiichi and Atobe Kagemitsu, who were left at the end, looked at each other and Kagemitsu nodded.

He looked at Yanagi Renji again, "The probability that there is something waiting for us on this mountain is 100%, and the probability that it is a more difficult training is 95%."

"It's a very high probability. It can almost be said to be certain, right? Lianji."

Yukimura Seiichi looked up at his spiritual coach and said with a smile.

“It’s impossible to be wrong with the data.”

Yanagi Renji said calmly.

Atobe Kagemitsu ignored Saito's strange look as he kept looking back and forth between him and Seiichi, as well as his somewhat surprised and understanding expression.

He turned around and left, "Let's go, Jingshi, let's go together."

God knows what he is imagining.

Anyway, this coach is just a guy who looks tall but is extremely delicate inside.

You're not the only one who understands psychology!

Although it's useless to see through you, I still understand some of your little moves.

Watching the last three boys turn around and leave,

Saito whispered, "Good luck to you."

So he got on the bus that the junior high school students had taken and left.

When competing with high school students, Takeshi Momoshiro's right hand was injured and he encountered great difficulties in climbing the mountain.

Although I was prepared, I was still amazed by Jingguang's quick and decisive movements.

It was seen that Jingguang, who was supposed to be the last to reach the bottom of the cliff, had surpassed everyone else in less than ten minutes.

Although Yukimura and Yanagi are also physically strong, rock climbing is not really their strong point.

And in the absence of safety measures, you still have to be careful.

The two of them moved forward steadily and gradually caught up with the large group in the middle.

Seeing Jingshi looking a little distressed and not knowing where to start, Jingguang calmly slowed down his pace and finally just climbed down.

He maintained the same speed as Jingshi, guiding him to which stones were easier to step on and which stones had been petrified by wind and sun, making it easy to fall once stepped on.

Although Jingguang did not deliberately make a fuss, he also did not hide his progress. Many junior high school students who were busy climbing the mountain relying on instinct and experimentation gradually found a pattern and rhythm.

The crowd rose rapidly at a seemingly unhurried pace.

After climbing a very high and long rocky steep slope, everyone cooperated with each other, pulling each other, and everyone who succeeded climbed onto a platform where they could take a short rest and relieve their fatigue.

They sat cross-legged casually on the ground, breathing heavily, wiping the sweat from their faces, and looking around the place.

This is a large hollow cave.

The further you go into the cave, the smaller it becomes. Deep inside there is a winding and narrow mountain road. After passing through the twists and turns of the cave, you can soon feel the direction of the wind and the faint moonlight can be seen coming in.