Seeing this, Ian Song narrowed his eyes. Hiro Miyamoto might look big and strong, but he hasn’t even cultivated inner energy. Rina Miyamoto, on the other hand, seems delicate and cute, but she’s already reached the peak of the Postnatal stage—Postnatal Great Perfection.
So if Leon Long accepts, he’s bound to lose.
Ian had planned to stop them, but after thinking about it, he stayed quiet. After rampaging through several clubs, Leon and Gavin Gan were starting to get cocky.
As the saying goes, pride comes before a fall. If Leon loses to Rina Miyamoto, it might actually be a good thing—at least it’ll remind them that there are always people stronger than you.
Leon was stunned, staring at Rina in disbelief. Was this delicate Japanese girl really such an expert?
"Miss Miyamoto, no need to be so formal."
"Dragon-san, Gan-san, do you dare accept my sister’s challenge?" Hiro pressed again, giving them no chance to refuse.
Leon hesitated. "Miyamoto, maybe we’d better drop it. Your sister’s a girl, after all—fists don’t have eyes. If she got hurt, that’d be bad."
"Yeah, Miyamoto, maybe let’s forget it," Gavin echoed.
"Dragon-san, Gan-san, are you looking down on women?"
"Uh..."
Both of them looked troubled. If they admitted it, they’d offend Sierra Chen, Kelly Wu, and the others. If they denied it, they’d have to accept Rina’s challenge.
Watching from the side, Ian couldn’t help glancing at Rina again. This girl was pretty crafty—one sentence and she’d trapped Leon and Gavin.
Under Rina’s gaze, Leon finally nodded and agreed.
Seeing them accept, Hiro broke into a smile, afraid they’d back out. He quickly said, "Alright, Dragon-san, Gan-san, tomorrow at five, we’ll wait for you at Gymnasium No. 3."
Then, the siblings simply turned and left the restaurant.
"Gavin, are you really going to fight that Japanese girl?" Sierra couldn’t help asking.
Gavin looked a bit embarrassed. "Leon and I really had no choice, but don’t worry—I’ll definitely go easy on her tomorrow."
"You just want to play the hero and protect a pretty girl, huh?" Sierra teased.
"No way...!" Gavin hurried to explain. He definitely didn’t want Sierra to get the wrong idea.