The referee who shouted that it was an anomaly and declared the victory of the east quarters.
Hearing that, Phee protested the referee.
"Yeah, why?
"The use of weapons other than swords is forbidden"
A normal penetration when it comes to the obvious.
But besides, Fee gave it back with a crisp look.
"That was orange juice for breakfast. It's not a weapon."
Beautiful blue eyes stare back at the referee.
This was the result of the Gollms working so hard to teach the rules.
The achievements were diagonal......
Leave the juice of breakfast in your mouth and blow it as an eyeball to poke at your weakness of closing your face when you finally get together. And where the movement stops, attack with all your might.
Exactly a breakthrough as I learned from the captain.
Fee is proud to say it's a perfect operation.
The referee looked frightened for a moment in his clear eyes, but said he would shake his head in haste as if he had gone sane.
"Oh, can you admit such an excuse! Not even if it's more or less so! Earlier acts go against chivalry!
But naturally, naturally, there is no way to be admitted...
The rulebook did say.
Besides "You must not use weapons other than swords," he said, "No acts contrary to chivalry".
Besides, Fee looks disgruntled.
"Yeah, those rules are too vague!
"Nothing vague or anything. Anyway, nothing bad! If you're a knight, fight square and square!
Boo-boo and Phee pointed their mouths.
"The devious chivalry soldered - Yikes! Give us a ten-colored chivalry!
Raise your arms and deploy the protest sprech call alone.
Someone grabbed that back in a gasp.
"Heath, come here for a second. We need to talk."
Whoever it was, it was Hislo.
He grabs a disappointing collar neck and takes him when he drifts away, saying something a little bit.
Heath left the game venue strained by Hislo, looking unhappy.
Seeing how it goes, the captains of the Knights who had come to watch it bothered.
"Behold, what, that apprentice knight...!
"What team of apprentice knights are you!
"Our...?
At those moments when Ior was making a scene, the captains of the knights blued their faces and distracted themselves at random.
"(a) Was it Ior's..."
"Ha... You're a healthy kid...... ha"
Only Zephas was bursting with a belly in that.
"Ha ha, you put in another funny one, Iol. I can't believe you used poison fog in a game!
"If it was in action, we would have won."
Ior sighed so slightly sorry as he looked at Heath, who had been dragged away.
"Right. Now Coyle and this bastard are going to make a bad habit of it."
Zephas even laughed fun next to it.
"Hey, what the hell. That was..."
This is the seat where the humans from the east quarters gather.
When I saw the outcome of the game, Carnegis groaned.
I won to win.
But the mood in the east quarters, where the vanguard was supposed to win and thrive at once, was all baffled because of what happened in the game earlier, and it was no longer in such an atmosphere.
In the northern dormitory seat, Gollms was dropping off Heath as he put his arms together and looked shuddered.
"Every time I've been an apprentice knight since I met him, I keep moving away from the existence of a knight..."
Phee's dirty behavior like this was famous among the northern quarters in the first place.
Even mock warfare procures less dangerous hidden weapons and dark utensils made of wood from somewhere, and at some point they wear and use that treatment as well.
If you tell them not to use it beforehand, some people stop the game and start over at the time they've used it.
But some humans, such as Golms, fight in that state.
In action, knights don't always fight each other. Fighting Heath, who is long enough to handle hidden weapons, was of great benefit given the actual battle.
Exactly like a training wooden sword, when the blade brought in a mysterious wooden sword that popped up with a spring, Hislo called me in and ate about three hours of sermon though.
Heath's two wins, 10 losses, and three of the 33 draws are unruly losses.
There is also the fact that Heath is hopelessly unsuitable for battle with the sword.
In that physique, there are limits to being strong with normal swordsmanship. Though largely off the sidewalk, his companions, the boys in the northern quarters, did not intend to hinder his efforts to bridge the difference from around him.
That's why it was in semi-authorized condition in the northern quarters that Heath was wearing the use of dark vessels.
So I can say that this result was, in a way, as expected.
Gollms was extremely right about his decision to pioneer Heath without question.
The matter of reminding me of the rules in writing worked in a diagonally upward direction….
Anyway.
"All right, here's the real deal! Leave that asshole alone, we're gonna win three for the four of us as planned!
"Ooh!
It was decided that no asshole kid had been taken in a loss against the rules from the start, and the team of four Gollms will be in a new mood to challenge the game
Fee of the anxiety element bomb wasn't originally in number!
From the dormitory seat to the east over there, one boy comes down.
One of the members of the east quarters, Jerido. Not as famous as Rookid, who was Heath's opponent, but never as easy to beat. He is one of the mighty ones who echoes the name to the generations of the sluds.
"All right, I'm coming!
"Hang in there! Slad!"
A lot of support can be directed to the slud who is ready.
Slad went down to the stage of the game, enthusiastically tempered when he would definitely win.