Three minutes ago, holding the registration form, I was so frightened by the "magnificence" of the Judo Club that I automatically stopped standing... Isn't this too big of a difference? The student union building is majestic, but the Judo Club looks like the bungalows you can see everywhere on the street corner.
?And it’s still a dilapidated bungalow?
"Creak" A gust of wind blew, and the hanging wooden door sang a song of mourning in response to the scene.
I blinked hard, looked at the map in my hand, and pushed Madoka next to me with my elbow, "We didn't go the wrong way, right?"
"Uh... probably... no." Madoka twitched and pulled me closer to the door.
Six silent crows flew by, leaving six dark black lines on our foreheads.[
As the wooden door shook, we saw a small square wooden board half hanging on the door. On it were clearly written the three characters "Judo Club" in Song font. The white paint on it had peeled off to the point that it could rival a century-old plaque.
Six crows flew by again...
Is it possible for Fukkai Academy to even build a judo club into a bungalow? This question popped up in Madoka and I's heads at the same time.
"Madoka..." I twitched the muscles on my face, pointed at the 'dangerous building'-like house, and asked very uncertainly, "Are you sure we want to join the judo club?"
"Kirisa, we have already registered." Madoka weakly raised the registration form in her hand.
"But why did we sign up?" I swallowed my saliva and said, almost crying but without tears.
"Just now a senior came to the class to promote it, saying that if you join the judo club, you can get free toothpaste for a year." Madoka, whose eyes were already starting to wander, recalled.
"Then the two of us participated happily." I rubbed my face and took her words in annoyance. People really can't be greedy for petty gains! It's really a moment of hatred that will last forever. I shouldn't be greedy for the toothpaste I didn't have to buy for a year.
ah!
Six crows flew by again...
"Then we..." Madoka, whose eyes continued to be distracted, turned to look at me, "What should we do?"
"That……"
A pair of green hands quickly stretched out from behind the wooden door, grabbed us one by one and dragged us inside, and shouted loudly: "You two are here? Why don't you come in? We have been waiting for you for a long time. The Judo Club has already
There have been no new students for two years, so this time I came up with a good idea, asking everyone to contribute a year’s worth of toothpaste, and finally I was able to trap two elementary school girls. I really couldn’t bear to let the children trap the wolf.”