Careless Gonzaemon

I was resented because I would not remember unless it hurt.

It means that the disciples other than the high-ranking students are not united.

As long as it is a relationship where skills are competed against each other, there was certainly room for malice to creep in.
The danger of collapse already existed at this time.

I thought it was just ordinary harassment from those around me.

Shigurui has a writing style that leaves a lot to the reader’s imagination, doesn’t it?
Childhood friend of the cow’s crotch.

The theory that I accidentally made it rigid.

Everyone is so muscular that if I accidentally tie it tightly, it probably won’t come undone…

It seems that even within the Tiger Eye style, there are likely some frustrations building up below.

There are plenty of developments where I didn’t quite understand how to tie it…

There is only one person who has such incredible strength that it cannot be undone by Fujiki.

(If it’s Fujiwara, he should be able to untie it even if I tie it a bit tighter…) *tightens*!
There is a possibility that it’s quite ordinary.

It’s a group that makes more sense when you think that rather than malicious intent to belittle, it’s something like “If it’s Fujiya, he can do it!” or some strangely positive evaluations of actions.

It can harden again when it absorbs water…

There’s absolutely no element that makes Fujiki likable, right?

I wonder if it would have been easier if it were just either the match pump from Irako or something else, thought Ushimata, whether he did it unconsciously or by mistake.

I don’t think a dojo where someone can survive with that kind of mentality, capable of doing something like harassment, is a place worth being in.
I feel like I can’t escape the observant eyes of the sane and sharp-eyed.

Did you not anticipate that it would harden when it absorbs water, or is it possible that it was originally like that?

I thought Irako did it to repay a favor.

Ushimata-sensei seems appealing in both appearance and atmosphere at first glance…

I think it was a match-pump that Irako did to raise his position within the Togen-ryu.

Considering the development of the story, it can be thought that Irako schemed to help Fujiwara in order to raise his own status.
Well, that’s natural.

A disciple under the Tiger’s eye would not do something so trivial.
If someone hidden is grasping the intentions of the Nōbi San Tengu, which will later reveal betrayal, it would be hard to tell.

I did it.

I think Irako intended to kill, but while practicing together, he got emotionally attached and ended up helping instead.

I thought it was just a typical oversight by Gonza.
Irariko is probably bound to the scene on the sandy beach.

Well, it’s just a prologue to the relationship breaking down.
It would be good if the unsettling atmosphere could be conveyed to the readers.

I accidentally tightened it too much, but that’s usually what happens.

What is safety, anyway…

I can’t help but feel that it’s safer than hitting each other with wooden swords.

It’s just like a place where we practice serious sword-catching at the end of training.
There are practices in motorcycling where one must prepare for death…

I wondered what kind of practice is not safe.
The usual practice with wooden swords might be more dangerous since you could die if you get hit…

I have a feeling that if Fujiki were just a little more talkative…
I have mixed feelings, knowing that inevitably, a sense of frustration will continue along with various other things.

If he’s a shellfish guy, he should be hated by others besides Irako.

After this is over, I need to go pick up the armor I took off.

If you think about it, isn’t this armor a waste?
I can’t believe that even the abnormal people of the Togen-ryu would be able to retrieve it from the bottom of the sea.

I was well-loved by Okitsu, but I have no idea about the relationship between the other internal disciples and Fujiki.

It doesn’t seem like a school that has the luxury to engage in bullying among its own members.

I thought Irako did it to get the heir point…
There was quite a strong appeal from Irako’s finger skills.

I thought it was Ushimuta who didn’t go to help.

I thought that Uemura-san might have done it accidentally because it was written something like “with grip strength like a vice…”
Irariko doesn’t have that powerful image, and there’s no reason to make Fujiwara a dead man here.

Didn’t you write something about using old, unnecessary armor?

Is it Chupa Uemon and Munakata on the boat?

I can’t forget the response about Maruko that I saw long ago, where she accidentally tightened it too much.

The way the chupa was swimming instead of getting on the boat was cute.

The teacher is still alive, but since he hasn’t been able to cultivate any leaders other than Ushimata, wasn’t it destined to perish sooner or later…?

Is this safe…?

I think Irako did it because he likes directing.

Doesn’t the armor become unremovable in the water every time you do this?

Fujiki is so stoic to the point of madness that there are quite a few fanboys too!

As time passes, martial arts increasingly become mere forms.
Such a harsh place is destined to decline.

That’s why I’m using this useless armor, you know.
I wonder if such unnecessary armor will really come out?

Is Mr. Funaki’s helmet also made from recycled materials?

It’s funny that “oops” is the most understandable.

It seems like I might accidentally be like Chupaemon.
I think Maruko was incredibly strong, so this one seems suspicious too.

I think of it as a casual scene where the cow is tied tightly and is slow, or something like that.

(Well, if it’s Fujiki, it should be fine… but nothing is coming to mind at all, huh?)

The fact that the biggest rival to Irako’s match-pumping theory, which has a strong dramatic meaning, is an oversight is laughable.

(I need to tie it securely so it doesn’t come loose during training…)

Tora-ko has a kind image towards family, you know.

Well, it’s training that won’t kill you even if you’re punched.
As long as I’m solid, it’s okay, which is safe.

The cow leg master has incredible physical strength in his natural state…

If it’s not Iroko, then there’s no point in killing Fujiki; they’re all just meaningless people.
In other words, the theory that someone with incredible grip strength like a cow inadvertently tightened it too much is plausible.

There was someone who, even though they didn’t know what was happening, went to help with a knife in hand, prepared.

I think it’s either Irako’s self-produced performance or a genuine mistake.

The cow’s butt is different, and the person who taught me the characters is also different, and the disciple who harbors malice towards Fujiki is probably only someone like Chupaemon.

How should I put it, there is a certain persuasiveness that makes it seem like a mistake that a cow’s stock instructor might make.

I wonder if there is someone who benefits from labeling a fool who drowned in a shell during training and the man who helped him gets some prestige for it.

That small knife is the one attached to the side of the sword, so everyone has it.

Just put on a string or something…

It’s bad that there was no training to cultivate psychic powers in the Tiger’s Eye style.

It’s not that I want to know the correct answer; rather, it’s interesting that there can be multiple theories.

Even if it’s not tightly tied, if you pull too hard on the opposite side while it’s wet, it will easily tighten up.

If it’s Ushimata and Fujiki, there’s a good chance they tightened it up like this…

If Irako had mind-reading abilities, he and Fujiki could have become the strongest duo…

You’re small.
In period dramas, they use it as a weapon.
In reality, it was closer to scissors or a cutter.

I just reread the relevant part.
Whoever did it, Irako, who helped, began to develop a sense of camaraderie, especially with Fujiki from the Tôgan-ryû.
“I am a born warrior.” If bad communication hadn’t occurred, something incredible would have changed.
That’s sad.

Even if I were to achieve perfect communication here, Irako would still go after Iku, resulting in a checkmate.

If you read it, you’ll understand, but the reason for the punishment is 100% due to NTR.
The rest were all safe cases for the next heir.
So even if we reconcile, the outcome won’t change.

Why did Irako get involved with Ikuni?

Ushimata thinks he accidentally tied it too tightly with his great strength.

Even if a bond is about to be born, this is the kind of guy Irako is.

Looking back at it, he’s really hugging Iku, right? It’s seriously bad, so stop it now. You’re the next head, you know? That warning is really kind of Ushimata.
In the end, I didn’t tell on anyone.

Personally, I think it’s Irako.
At this point, it was a strategy to raise my own evaluation.
I really like the flow where Ushi expresses genuine gratitude and changes the perspective on Torako.

Mie is also in love, and the teacher has also given the OK at least once…

Ira has not reflected on anything and even after being warned, he is still making advances towards the kunoichi he borrowed.

Those guys all have exceptional strength, don’t they?

Great achievements cannot be accomplished in a sane mind.

Even if there’s friction here, in the end, both the shell guy and Irako will come to understand each other’s inner selves before their final duel, so the outcome won’t change at all.

I see… so it was a child that was adopted… it’s nice to understand that.

Either way, I will be embracing Iku, so it’s certain until the ban on Irako.
If there is a happy ending, it would be good if Fujiki won in the revenge match.
I think I prospered after avoiding the match with the backup of the pregnant stone.

The name “Ikku” is bad.

They’re all just ridiculously stupid, right?It seems like.
Um… I was about to say that.

It’s great to see the two best swordsmen display such a poor performance in the match before you.

Ushimata is part of the Tora Ganryu, yet there is only a proper place.

After that flow, it’s definitely Irako.
Also, I’m a born samurai, so I wouldn’t go against my teacher.

If Ushigata-sensei hadn’t been castrated, it seems like there wouldn’t be an issue with heirs, given his good character and strength…

For Ibaraki, being a samurai was just a status, but for Fujiki, it was a way of life.

But until the moment I won the match, there was hope.
Dark lord…

Even if Irako and Fujiki had good communication, Irako himself would not have been able to escape from his own saga.

Ushimata sensei is completely not normal, right?
A puppet among puppets.

If it was Ushikubo who tightly tied the rope, the words of gratitude towards Iroko would have a different flavor…

The reason the return of territory shines is because of the ending of Shigurui…