I ended up crying…!

Oh no, I want to read it but I don’t have any gold…

Hey, boys~

Toki cried!

I wonder which one of us is being emotional…

You’re still a middle school student, after all.

Ayase River vs…

It’s not that it changed, but that I changed it.

I remember the swimming school and the tennis stuff…

The violence of righteousness is nice, isn’t it?

DV husband Aya

I thought adult, lewd political maneuvering was starting behind the scenes, but was it actually necessary?

I couldn’t make it in time, but…

What Ayaka is saying is what Nanashi mentioned last week, and well, it makes sense to think that way.

It’s not okay to unilaterally take Tsukina’s side here…

>>22

We’ve been friends since childhood, just like the illustration on the cover.

Of course, I would side with that rather than a genius who appeared out of nowhere.

>>31

Isn’t the one who says “Don’t get emotional” being carried away by their emotions?!

I think the people who are crying and those who are yelling are the most emotional.

Then Mom should just stop throwing it!

If Ayaka can keep a shutout, then the problem lies with the others.

When I’m told what someone wants… I wonder what they really want.

>>29

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Hehe, it feels like the husband of A is always right, and the sycophant is balancing things out.

One factor in completing Ayase River in this way is undoubtedly due to my teammates as well.

Well, it’s just a fact that there are incredible talents at a distance that can’t be helped feeling like it’s so, as the scout said.

The team fell apart…

Don’t forget the poop of the forgetfulness battery and remember the wise commander.

The problem is that it ends up being a lack of ability of the team members who can only rely on A.

>>38

If I had to point out something bad, it would probably be that in this situation…

>>41

In the end, no matter what team I’m on, if A shows up, it seems like everyone else will receive this evaluation, so there’s nothing I can do about it.

>>38

When A is active, regardless of the outcome, it seems like one of those matches, which likely affects the mentality.

Since I’ve experienced both the casual players and the serious players, I should also experience the halfway players.

>>39

Isn’t Phoenix for real!?

>>40

I’m saying this again this week, but it seems like not everyone gathered here is really aiming to be a professional…

The impression of A’s serious players is that they are part of the U12 selection team.

>>52

U-12 > The team of origin for U-12 and Hirakata > It gives the image of Phoenix.

Well, it’s about a 2-card drop, right? Phoenix.

>>92

To begin with, Ayabuki is ranked among the top three in the Tokyo area, just behind Seijo and Fuchu.

It was because Ayaka was there that we made it to the national top 8.

If it were true, it would be a team that could only make it to the first or second round nationally.

>>40

Phoenix is an entrance exam baseball team, you see…

I think if we didn’t try to maintain the formality of the team meetings and just went to a family restaurant with old friends to complain about Aya, it would have settled down after that.

Even when mixed in with a serious team, it will still be a crime turn.

Well, I guess there’s no other way for Aya to turn out like this.

The readers have been following Ayase River’s story since the first chapter, but it’s about a long-time teammate and a genius who suddenly appeared…

In situations like this, the words that come to mind are usually a boomerang, so it’s very realistic.

You don’t have to be this realistic in making things awkward, you know?

That’s right, it’s the one who can’t hit that’s to blame.

Did I say something bad?

Iga, say something too.

>>51

Even though there are issues with the scouting, I can’t really say anything when someone from a privileged family talks down to me about internal advancement…

These kids are in the 7th grade… still…

I used to carry a backpack until last year…

At this rate, there will be suicides by the time they reach the 3rd year of junior high.

It might be a tough environment where you can only cope by thinking that it’s your fault for not having talent.

We can only fight with a lineup of nine Natsuo.

Is it not good to stick to reason when dealing with children of this age?

Even so, what should I do then?

>>58

Well, you know… there are quite a few mature kids for their age, though…

Normally, it tends to turn out like Tokiyumi…

>>58

Well, even as an adult, it’s possible to react defensively when someone from the same generation hits a sore spot with a valid point…

Iga probably can’t keep up with advancing to higher education anyway…

>>62

There’s only Keio, right, Iga-kun…?

Even if we say they are the strongest seniors in the prefecture, there are players starting from 40, and even in the top team, the A team might be one or two levels above…

Isn’t it unfair not to darken Akechi, the root cause of everything, when going to Gunma?

>>66

But without that, A would have continued to wear down their mental state, so in the end, it actually saved A’s mind.

I don’t know whether the result of being saved is happiness for the person or not.

What Ayano needs is Nogoro, right?

>>68

That’s right, Aya.

You killed.

>>78

It’s not my fault that I have a talent that feels like dying.

A’s hitting is terrible, and there are times when they don’t even pitch, so it just looks like they’re shifting the blame.

Aya’s mind races with thoughts that are not suitable for her age, so inevitably there are conflicts with those around her due to that gap, but if you ask which side is more justified, it would overwhelmingly be Aya.

Don’t drag Natsuho, who is already in a tough environment, into this hell.

Wait a minute!

Don’t get so emotional!

>>74

Labeling the other person as emotional to worsen their position and gain an advantage for oneself.

From middle school, this is a natural response battler… has the talent of being unnamed.

>>85

There might be some nameless people who, when approached from the other side and reacted, received a response like, “Oh? Are you mad? lol” and burst out laughing.

>>85

Aya’s quick thinking is too fast, and when she states her arguments, those around her can’t even respond because their minds and hearts can’t keep up…

If you let someone with talent like that, who comes along once every 20 years, speak their mind, then of course the team will fall apart.

If it’s the national representative team, that’s one thing, but…

When you corner an adult with the right argument, there’s a rare chance that it can lead to a violent incident…

But I think this assertive side of A probably goes well with Tougo.

If I remember correctly, the one-shot would enter the same high school, right?

Takeru, get down from the phoenix.

>>81

Well, if anything, it’s A that should rise…

By the way, did Ayane (small) forget about Iga?

I thought for sure Iga and Jiro would become sworn brothers.

>>82

When I had a conversation with Aya, I realized that Iga was in fifth place and Aya was in ninth place.

>>82

It’s natural for a beautiful girl to choose a handsome guy over an idiot.

There’s no reason for a wealthy family to choose someone from a lower-middle class background, no matter how you look at it.

>>98

Mayu-chan is cute, right?

So… what would it take for Ayasegawa to be satisfied?

After stubbornly refusing to say this, they end up crying, huh?

>>84

I can’t say, “Set the stage for my moment!”

It’s not something I expect from Ayase River, but there’s nothing that shuts down an escape route quite like being told the harsh truth by someone whose abilities are outstanding…

Honestly, the best solution for this kind of online debate is to either refuse to engage in conversation or cry first.

If you ask who is right, then it’s definitely Aya who is right.

It’s just that a first-year junior-high kid can’t grasp it.

Don’t have meetings when there are no adults present from now on.

What are you going to do, Ariga?

If Ayasegawa-kun says it, then it’s all going to be correct, so please don’t bully him too much.

>>95

F**k you, Akechi.

>>100

How can I enjoy it?

>>108

If we gather 17 players as strong as Aya on both sides, wouldn’t it be fun?

>>100

It’s over…

Aya is speaking calmly.

Don’t get emotional about it. If you say that while being emotional, it’ll be like, “Me?”

It was creepy.

Please just die.

…It seems that in the end, this is what they might say.

It’s nice for the weak, because when they cry, they get support.

If Iga doesn’t settle this situation, it will be hell.

>>109

Iga is not a dragon god.

It seems there won’t be another success part for a while…

But maybe the Ayasegawa gang of juniors will support Aya, right?

>>111

Seriously sabotaging colleagues.

>>113

Until now, I had a sense of guilt for having mixed in at an inappropriate place.

If it’s a phoenix, it should be fine… It’s serious, right…?

Is it possible that someone this strong isn’t supported?

>>121

I feel like Momo might not get angry as long as he behaves according to his abilities.

I got that mad at Aya because I was saying ridiculous things without understanding my own abilities.

A life that continues to be labeled as a villain.

Aya’s sharp mind is working against her; doesn’t she feel any sense of omnipotence from that?

>>124

I’ve never had any good things about choosing baseball, and I don’t feel any sense of omnipotence or anything.

Ayase River might have understood that it can’t become a position like a circle.

It’s actually a top team, yet they’re talking about career paths or something, how ridiculous.

The Ayase River is the strongest yet the most constrained.

The uncle who just finished work is impressive…

They are properly considering the products and developing sales channels.

Maybe even if Aya cries, no one will sympathize with her.

Because they are strong.

>>132

You’ve probably seen it all by now.

>>145

I guess the readers have seen it all from episode 1, right?

I’ve only seen bad people who treat children like products!

I wonder how this connects to the directors’ conversation.

It feels like “Since the course is stabilized with A’s barter, don’t go against it, okay?”

But I’m going to Gunma.

I think Iga will at least tell you what they want from Aya.

>>137

Because we can see it fairly, there is no more room for favoritism… You are good at negotiation…

>>137

It’s a bit against the code of honor, isn’t it?

Togo tends to get angry with TOKIO.

Junior: “It’s your fault for not being able to hit! Why don’t you go play soft baseball, Tokio-san?”

Baseball

I thought it was good that I chose it.

I’ve never done it even once.

Although Tokio has become like ChiiKawa… it’s a bit vulgar, but it gets me excited…

Aya just wanted to have fun…

In short, it’s that Ayase-senpai is outstanding, so you want to lower that evaluation to relatively raise the others.

Isn’t this a team directly connected to seniors and pros? Don’t you other seniors have any pride?

I want to hear the conversations of A believers like that from my juniors and hope for a violent incident to happen.

I want to play the match a little longer with my friends… I want to win…

>>147

Isn’t it amazing that Aya can feel this way towards her friends from here?

>>155

Yamato… I’m counting on you…

I wonder what actual geniuses like Darl were like.

>>149

Grandma is strict.

Could you play your playful baseball somewhere else?

I wondered why Aya was crying about something like this…

>>156

In this age, it seems like the one who cries first wins.

It’s like a big genius ace at number four is taking the team to Koshien alone, and the fact that he’s not being intentionally walked makes reality still more merciful.

>>158

That’s probably because it’s a stage where you can gain prestige, like Koshien, in high school club activities.

In middle school, being part of a somewhat serious team was different from being frustrated by thinking, “Is this person really going to be around my age group forever?”

>>158

In reality, there was a time when I avoided and sealed a great genius, and then it caused a huge uproar…

I wonder if I even have the ability to get a recommendation in the first place…

>>160

I’m complaining and crying because I’m aware that it’s touch and go whether I can receive it or not.

Furthermore, what’s terrible is that when I asked for preparations to be made for my performance, it seems like Ayana could handle it.

It feels like baseball ended up being a failure too in the current situation…

I feel like I’m doing this because, at my age, I can’t do anything else.

If only Mayo-san were alive…

>>164

If Mayo wasn’t an idiot, Aya wouldn’t have finished Natsuo off…

Something like A is usually raised strictly by parents who are serious athletes.

>>165

It is not usually thought that the only son of a female lineage family has a father who is working away from home.

The iguana, unaffected by its path, simply waited for the storm to pass.

I wonder which side the directors would take if they came back…

If there is an excellent pitcher, shouldn’t the batters be seeing that pitch up close and therefore improve their hitting?

>>168

Because Bappi will play with us, we can gain experience with better pitchers than other teams.

If it were Momo, she probably wouldn’t say to take it easy just because she doesn’t like Aya, knowing that it’s the teammates who can’t hit.

>>169

That area still has a chance to keep up with A’s talent.

You can decide your own path to some extent.

Was the only time Aya could cry properly when she reunited with Iga…?

>>162

I mean, both my coworker’s mental state and Ayasegawa-kun’s mental state are pretty messed up; it’s amazing how accurately I hit the nail on the head when I said it would be better to decide soon…

A no longer seems to have any desire to play baseball with the Phoenix teammates at high school.

Adults are watching properly, but children are only looking at today’s results…

If a similar situation happened during Takada-senpai’s time, the coach, who was gaining some favor, would end up losing it again.

Isn’t it super lame to start something yourself, get hit with the truth and cry, and then be defended with completely off-base opinions?

>>179

It’s understandable because you are 13 years old.

If an anonymous person does the same thing on the bulletin board, their ID will appear.

It’s A who is raising the team’s evaluation, so it’s actually bad for you to be left behind there.

If you look without A, it will be lower nationwide, so either way, the scouting and career path are questionable.

>>182

That’s exactly how Yamato feels mentally as well.

It had to be decided with one pitch.

There are many adults in the shadows, but if you turn it around, it means they have solid intentions, so it’s truly reassuring that there are reliable adults to depend on.

Well, A doesn’t benefit from that…

I want to become like Ahin…

>>191

The ability to create a bad atmosphere is too strong…

>>196

Huh? What?

Am I the one at fault?

Were we just talking about baseball?

It’s really pathetic that I cry when I’m told that all I have to do is hit it…

>>193

In the first place, the person who is crying said so themselves.

I should have advanced to senior a year earlier…

The U-12 members were truly the cream of the crop.

>>195

Even though they are elementary school students, they are the Japanese national team and the champion team as well…

It’s really the weaklings who can’t make an impression through striking that are to blame!!!

It feels like it’s A’s fault for Tomo’s decision to quit baseball.

I just started reading it, but isn’t Ayasegawa not suited for sports?

If it were my mental state from a little while ago, I could have just let my emotions out and cried a lot, so that would have been better.

Just passing through Yamato.

If only Tsubaki were here at a time like this…