[Ding! Use Sakakibara Itto-ryu to climb the stairs and defeat the enemy]
[Acquire 60 personal experience points and 80 swordsmanship "Sakakibara Itto-ryu" experience points]
[Ding! When the experience is full, your personal level will be upgraded by 1, and you will gain 1 skill point]
[Ding! When the experience points are full, the level of Sakakibara's Itto-ryu will be increased by 1 level, and 2 skill points will be obtained]
[Ding! The level of Sakakibara's One-Sword Style has reached level 5, and you will be rewarded with 3 exclusive skill points of Sakakibara's One-Sword Style]
The upgrade notification sound was extremely pleasant to Ogata.
Ogata could swear that this was the longest system prompt he had ever heard since arriving in the Edo period.
All kinds of unfamiliar information dazzled Ogata.
——Exclusive skill points? What is this?
Ogata thought to himself in confusion.
——Why didn’t Sakakibara give me this thing when he upgraded his sword style before?
——Does it mean that... these martial arts schools must wait until a certain level before they can obtain these exclusive skill points...?
While Ogata was still confused by the large amount of unfamiliar information that suddenly appeared, Itagaki's other three partners rushed forward and helped Itagaki up from the ground.
"Itagaki, are you okay?"
"Are you injured?"
…
With the support of three companions, Itagaki covered his right shoulder that had just been hit and said:
"I'm fine..."
After confirming that Itagaki was okay, his three companions all breathed a sigh of relief.
Then, the three people turned their heads in unison and glared at Ogata.
"You bastard...!" One of them glared at Ogata through gritted teeth.
At this time, Ogata also temporarily pulled his thoughts away from the confusion about the large number of unfamiliar system sounds just now, and turned his thoughts back to reality.
"What?" Ogata looked at them with calm eyes, "He and I had an upright duel, and then I won upright - is there anything to be dissatisfied with?"
Itagaki's three companions hesitated, as if they were trying to think of suitable words to rebuke Ogata.
But after thinking for a long time, none of Itagaki's three companions could utter a single word.
Because what Ogata just said makes perfect sense.
Ogata and Itagaki have an upright duel.
No one is playing tricks.
The two faced off in an upright manner, and Ogata prevailed in an upright manner - there is nothing to criticize about this.
After thinking for a long time but unable to think of a single word to rebuke Ogata, the three of them quickly fled the place while supporting Itagaki.
When escaping, the three people did not forget to say the following harsh words:
"You guy! Wait for me!"
Faced with their "harsh words" that were almost bluffing, Ogata didn't take it to heart at all.
After they completely left Ogata's sight, Ogata finally remembered something important.
That is - That Itagaki hasn't apologized to Ah Fu yet.
"Hey! Don't run! You haven't apologized yet!"
While Ogata shouted, he quickly picked up the katana he had just put aside, put the sword into its sheath, and prepared to chase Itagaki and the others.
However, before Ogata could run a few steps, Afu's voice suddenly reached Ogata's ears:
"That's it! Ogata-sama! Don't chase them! After seeing you beat that guy up, I'm not angry anymore!"
Hearing Ah Fu's shout, Ogata slowly stopped.
"But..." Ogata hesitated.
Before Ogata could finish his words, Ah Fu, who was standing not far away, smiled at Ogata and said:
"That's enough. I've calmed down, so I don't need their apology anymore."
"And - I don't want to see them again."
Seeing Ah Fudu say this, Ogata had no choice but to give up.
The group of people who were watching the excitement just now dispersed when they saw that the show of samurai duel was over.
In twos and threes, they returned to the stream house and continued drinking.
And Ogata also returned to his workplace - sitting at the gate of the flow house.
After sitting down at the gate of the house, Oubei couldn't wait to open his system interface.
Through the large system sound just now, Ogata understood - the system in his mind still has many functions waiting for him to slowly explore and develop.
The functions carried by the system far exceeded Ogata's original imagination.
Looking at his system interface, Ogata thought to himself:
——When I just defeated Itagaki, I gained 60 personal experience points, and Sakakibara gained 80 experience points for the Itto-ryu...
——Being able to defeat Makino once only adds 20 points to your personal experience points and the experience points of your swordsmanship school...
——Why can you get so much experience points by defeating Itagaki...
——The experience points gained after defeating Itagaki even exceeded the experience points gained after defeating senior brother Mikami...
——But That Itagaki is definitely not as strong as Senior Brother Mikami...
When he heard the series of system sounds in his mind just now, Oubei keenly discovered a problem - the experience points gained when defeating Itagaki seemed to be too much.
Directly upgrade both Ogata's personal level and Sakakibara's Itto-ryu level.
Ogata originally thought that the amount of experience gained was related to the strength of the enemy he faced.
The stronger the enemy, the higher the experience points gained after defeating him.
The weaker the enemy, the less experience points you will gain after defeating the enemy.
But now it seems that Ogata's idea seems to be wrong.
The amount of experience gained after defeating an enemy does not seem to be solely related to the strength of the enemy.
That Itagaki was definitely not as strong as Mikami, but the experience points gained after defeating him far exceeded the experience points gained from defeating Mikami.
Ogata thought for a while and finally came up with a reasonable explanation.
The amount of experience gained after defeating an enemy should be related to the enemy's "killing intent".
When competing with senior brothers like Makino and Mikami, they all came to compete with Ogata with a friendly attitude and did not want to hurt Ogata.
Because their swords do not have killing intent attached to them, they do not gain much experience points.
But that was not the case for Itagaki just now.
Itagaki didn't come to fight Ogata with any good intentions.
He came to compete with Ogata with an attitude that he would not hesitate to hurt Ogata.
Itagaki's sword has a heavier "killing intent" attached to it.
Therefore, the experience points gained after defeating Itagaki will far exceed the experience points gained after defeating Mikami.
Although I don't know if this inference of my own is correct, this is the most reasonable explanation Ogata can come up with for the question "Why are there so many experience points gained from defeating Itagaki?"
After solving the problem of experience value, Ogata turned his attention to the next problem.
It’s an unfamiliar word I just learned from the system audio—exclusive skill points.