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The lunch break bell rang, and the students in Class B began packing up to leave the classroom. At that moment, Ichinose stood up, her voice ringing out in the classroom: "After everyone finishes eating, we've decided to use the lunch break to practice our abilities, so please finish your food, okay?"

Ichinose is very popular and influential in the class, and her words carried a hint of a request, so naturally no one refused.

“Of course, Ichinose. We’ll be back after we finish eating,” Shibata replied first, his voice tinged with excitement.

The other students also expressed their agreement. They were very interested in improving their superpowers, especially the opportunity to train with their classmates, which made them even more excited.

“Okay, see you after dinner.” Ichinose replied with a smile, a hint of gratitude in her eyes.

The students left the classroom one after another and headed to the cafeteria. Ichinose and the others also went to the cafeteria for a meal first.

After finishing their meal, they returned to the classroom and found that some students had already returned as promised. They were very pleased, as it seemed that everyone was also eager to improve their skills.

Kanzaki stood in front of the classroom, a serious look in his eyes. He began to explain the training methods: "We will conduct some basic ability control training, as well as some teamwork exercises."

He explained in detail the purpose and methods of the training, emphasizing the importance of teamwork.

“Students with an offensive mindset can attack Itosawa and Ichinose, while those with a defensive mindset will be attacked by me.”

“Those with physical abilities and a strong drive can try attacking Watanabe. We can judge the strength of the power he absorbs, and Watanabe can also use this opportunity to train himself. As for those with stronger defensive abilities, Shibata can attack.” Then he thought for a moment and added, “Well, let Shibata and Ando attack together. They should have made some progress in their training these days, so they can put some pressure on your defensive side.”

"As for spiritual and brain-based superpowers, they do not require mutual training; they only need to maintain their condition. These two types of superpowers cannot be improved by last-minute cramming."

The students were very interested in Kanzaki's training method and were all eager to try it.

Ichinose had no objection to this; she knew that such training would help improve everyone's abilities.

But Itosawa was worried that Ichinose would go berserk like before, so he stopped Kanzaki's suggestion: "Why don't you all attack me? I can handle it."

Kanzaki didn't know why Itosawa would make such a suggestion, but recalling how easily Itosawa had dealt with his attacks, he agreed: "Alright, then let's all attack Itosawa."

Ichinose understood Itosawa's concerns, and a warmth welled up in her heart. She agreed to Itosawa's suggestion, but insisted that Kanzaki find her something to do.

Kanzaki thought for a moment and said to Ichinose, "Then Ichinose, you should keep an eye on the situation. If anything gets out of control, use your friendliness to smooth things over."

He turned to his classmates and said firmly, "Then, let's start today and intensify our training in supernatural abilities."

The students unanimously agreed, their eyes shining with determination and anticipation.

Ito Sawa stood in the center of the classroom, facing a group of attackers with different types of mental abilities. They all shared the same goal: to concentrate their firepower on Ito Sawa.

The user of Mind Blast launched the first attack, sending an invisible mental shockwave straight towards Ito Sawa.

Ito Sawa's brain was like a high-speed computer, rapidly analyzing the trajectory and intensity of the attack.

He found the key point and guided the explosion with his mental energy, causing it to erupt prematurely and avoiding the most direct mental impact. The remaining aftershocks were naturally absorbed by the chessboard and turned into a new piece. Unfortunately, the mental energy he infiltrated was insufficient and only barely lit up.

In response to the mental shockwave attack, Ito Sawa predicted the shockwave's path and used his mental powers to redirect its energy to others, causing those nearby to become stunned.

Immediately afterwards, the attacker using the Mind Piercing technique released sharp mental spikes, attempting to penetrate Ito Sawa's mental defenses.

Ito Sawa's supernatural ability came into play again. Several chess pieces lit up on his chessboard, representing the depletion of his mental energy. He then quickly analyzed the spikes' attack pattern.

Then, he used his mental power to break through the key points of the spikes, preventing them from restricting his mental abilities.

The attackers of the Mind Chains attempted to bind Ito Sawa's mind, but Ito Sawa's special ability allowed him to foresee the formation of the chains and react in time to avoid their binding.

For him, only pieces that could restrict or dazzle him might cause him a little trouble. Once restricted, he would need to expend more mental energy to resolve the situation. Facing their gauntlet-style attack, he should obviously increase his efficiency. Although, given Kanzaki's overwhelming momentum, their mental energy seemed completely insufficient for him to consume.

The attacker of the psychic storm unleashed a psychic storm in an attempt to inflict a massive mental shock on Ito Sawa.

But this was actually a good thing for Ito Sawa. He made no attempt to stop it, and the storm rushed directly into his mental sea. But before the manipulator could even show a look of joy, he felt that he had completely lost control of the storm.

For Ito Sawa, the storm surged onto the chessboard and then transformed into a milky-white chess piece.

Because there was absolutely no interference this time, the chessboard completely absorbed its power, and the milky-white chess piece looked much more solid.

In this battle of superpowers, Ito Sawa's superpower played a key role.

Through analysis and prediction, he alleviated the burden of his supernatural abilities. He chose not to directly confront attacks that targeted his mental state, because these attacks, once on his chessboard, would only become dull pieces, unable to have any real impact on him.

He even had time to check on what was happening in Kanzaki's area.

Unexpectedly, Kanzaki also chose to stand in the center, facing a group of opponents with defensive mental abilities. He didn't take them seriously at all, as if he were facing children.

He closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and then slowly spread his mental energy outwards.

His mental energy, like invisible ripples, quickly covered the entire classroom, forcefully preparing to fight together.

The owner of the mental barrier attempted to construct a solid barrier using mental energy, but Kanzaki's mental power, like a wave, easily broke through the barrier and struck the target.

The user of the Mind Shield attempted to protect himself with it, but Ryuji Kanzaki's mental power, like a sharp sword, pierced through the shield and directly attacked the user's mind.

The possessor of the Mind Isolation ability tried to isolate himself from the outside world, but Kanzaki's mental power was like a beam of light that could penetrate everything, ignoring the isolation as if he didn't have this ability at all.

The owner of the Mind Purification ability attempted to disrupt the rhythm of Kanzaki's mental energy through purification, but Kanzaki's mental energy remained unaffected and adapted perfectly to the changing rhythm.

The owner of the Mind Armor attempted to enhance his mental resistance with it, but his mental power was like a hammer, shattering the armor with a single blow.

The owner of Mind Guardian attempts to provide mental protection for others. This protection is stronger than barriers and shields, as it is continuous and is not based on the strength of mental power, but rather on multiple layers of protection, generating a new layer of protection every certain period of time.

But Kanzaki was very experienced in dealing with this kind of thing. His mental power was like a flood, testing the rhythm of the guard time and time again, and then he quickly took it down.

Those who possess psychic resonance attempt to connect with others and share psychic defenses through it, but Kanzaki's mental strength is like an endless ocean, and the effect of resonance is negligible to him.