As soon as the blacksmith enters the state, he would focus on his forging, but the other participants would suffer. The blacksmith's rhythm would be disrupted, and the other blacksmiths would suffer as well. So, the blacksmith meditates cross-legged, and she knows how fast he could forge. She decides to ask the child whose product he is from, so that he can bring it to her. He goes straight to the arena to compete in the individual group. He tells us that the competition has begun, and that he has finally caught up with his classmates. They were forced to eat for an hour at the restaurant. It's all the fault of the brats, and he blames them for not being friends with him. He blames the teacher for not paying for the meal, and says that he never said he would treat the students like friends. He says that if they were his friends, he wouldn't have to pay for theirs. He wants to beat the teacher on the stage. He has thirty seconds before the fight begins. He can still go home and practice his combat skills before coming back again.