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Awakening the Ancestors

Ancestral spirits drenched the world in blood 1000 years ago, forcing people to choose between death and turning to ancestral spirits. Saido Kado, on the other hand, was the only swordsman in the world who could match up with the ancestral spirits and seal them away. However, after 1000 years, people became dissatisfied with the current world and desired the return of the ancestral spirits. Tahara Kado, a young swordsman and the last Kado of his generation, aspires to be the best swordsman in the world, but his peers mock him because he is an F-Rank. His wish was granted, and he was killed, but an awakening system reawakened him, allowing him to level up and unlock new abilities, power, and sword skills. His first inquiry is to find out who has the ability to seal and unseal ancestral spirits. Will he be able to stop the people from unsealing the ancestral spirits? If they are unsealed, can he stop the ancestral spirits? Will he be able to awaken his ancestors? Join Tahara and his friends on a journey full of challenges that will put his swordsmanship and determination to succeed to the test. ....... Volumes........ -Volume 1: Awakening (1-44) -Volume 2: First-Year (45–57) -Volume 3: Samon Kenji (58–78) -Volume 4: The Lost Maniac (79–114) -Volume 5: The Gray Soul and The Tombstone Teacher (115–138) -Volume 6: The Twelve (139–157) -Volume 7: Chandganuur Arc (158–187) -Volume 8: Unveiling the Nexus of Blades and Sorcery (188-212) -Volume 9: The Graveyard Devil (213-224) -Volume 10: Chadli Guelimja (225-

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Chapter 193: Ghana and New Zealand

Miss Yui and the other principals were celebrating their first victory as the Japanese team entered their room while lying on the bed and heavily perspiring.

“I thought you guys were going to lose?” Anaya said. “Not until we noticed you with your arms wide and laughing like a maniac.”

Otake inquired about Zhang Mei's whereabouts from Tahara, who was on the bed, as he had not seen her fighting or moving. Tahara pretended not to have heard his question as he changed the subject.

The group made the decision to take a break for the day after the principals left the room, and they happily dozed off.

The following morning, as the next tournament was about to begin, the group got up early. They turned on the television in front of them, and as the next match was being announced, the golden sun shone brightly down upon them. The next match was a match between Ghana and New Zealand. Dúkũ sat up straight even though his injuries were still not in shape, staring at the screen.