My childhood sweetheart is Nishimiya Glass

Chapter 198 Health Check

"I'm fine." Takagi Sana swallowed the food in her mouth and waved her hand.

Naoto Nishikata watched her eat her bento calmly, rubbed the back of his head, and looked away.

The five of them finished their bento boxes chatting and laughing. Ayumi Ajitani and Shoko did most of the talking, while the other three listened. Sana Takagi occasionally nodded and agreed.

Naoto Nishikata couldn't find anything to say, only adding a comment when Sana Takagi chimed in.

Tsuna quietly enjoyed the bento that Shoko had made for him early that morning.

"Thump...thump..."

"Alright, everyone go outside and line up."

As the afternoon class bell rang, Ms. Noki, dressed in a women's suit, walked into the classroom and, after confirming that everyone was present, went straight to the point.

"Let's go, Tsuna!"

Shoko's urging, the sounds of desks and chairs being moved, and the noise of students all rang in Tsuna's ears at the same time.

Tsuna stood up and nodded to her, indicating that he understood.

Shoko, who wanted to wait for him to go out and line up together, was helped out of the classroom by Ayumi Ajitani and Sana Takagi.

"Let's go, Miyamura."

"Ah."

The gymnasium was temporarily transformed into an efficient and orderly "physical examination maze," with all the overhead lights on, white light shining on the wooden floor, and occasional sunlight filtering through the curtains.

The flow from entrance to exit is unidirectional, forming a "回" shape, and students are grouped by class.

The classes that had arrived early lined up, each student holding a health handbook.

Students chatted in hushed tones, the rustling of papers mingled with the occasional beeping of instruments, and the occasional announcement of "Please keep quiet" came over the loudspeaker.

"I thought our class would be the first to arrive."

Naoto Nishikata, who was waiting in line outside the gymnasium, looked at the students coming and going at the gymnasium entrance and the school doctor in a white coat, and sighed.

A-Gang followed his gaze and mentally estimated the number of people: "There are probably only one or two classes ahead of us, it'll be our turn soon."

"Here, junior, this is your 'health manual'," a sweet voice rang out from Tsuna's right.

Tsuna and Naoto Nishikata then turned their attention away from the entrance and looked towards the source of the sound.

A senior student wearing a "Health Committee Member" armband is distributing brochures for the health check-up.

Behind him followed a senior student who was also wearing a 'health committee member' armband, except that he was pushing a small cart covered with white 'health manuals'.

“Arigato, senpai.” Tsuna reached out and took the small white booklet from the other’s hand.

He knew that "superior-subordinate relationships" (senior-junior culture) were highly valued on Japanese campuses.

Senior students usually have a responsibility to guide junior students, while junior students are required to show respect to their seniors.

When expressing gratitude at this time, you should add the word "senior" to your thanks, otherwise it would be disrespectful to the other person.

Of course, there are always exceptions; some delinquent teenagers (or girls) in this age group may not have this habit...

The girl smiled and nodded at A-Gang, then continued distributing the gifts to the students who hadn't received them yet.

The senior student following behind her gave Tsuna a deep look.

"Thank you, senpai," Naoto Nishikata replied in return.

Tsuna scanned the group of upperclassmen wearing "Health Committee" armbands; there were quite a few of them.

Their duties mostly consisted of guiding the team, distributing manuals, and temporarily repairing loose markings with a ruler.

If I'm not mistaken, they are still senior members of the student council.

"Go in and be quiet. We'll do a few tests, it'll be over quickly. Don't make a fuss."

At the front of the line, Mr. Nokitaki shouted to the students behind him and led the group slowly into the gymnasium. As soon as Tsuna entered the gymnasium with the group, the first thing he saw was a row of silver metal height and weight scales, with anti-slip textures on the pedals and adjustable sliding crossbars at the top.

Just then, a complaint came from behind: "I didn't expect the first area to be the height and weight measurement zone!"

"Calm down, Nishikata. Even if your height measurement is scheduled for later, you won't grow taller during this examination period."

Tsuna carefully observed the equipment, offering a reassuring remark without turning his head, while simultaneously delivering a sarcastic remark.

As time went by, it was A-Tsuna's turn to have his height and weight measured.

"Give me the manual." The physical education teacher next to the height measuring equipment held out his hand to A-Gang.

The PE teacher took it, turned to the first page, took out a pencil from his pocket, glanced at Tsuna, and went straight to the point.

"Name."

"Professor Zuo, do I even need to ask this?"

"Nonsense, I've memorized so many names today, how could I possibly remember yours so clearly?"

With the manual in hand, Mr. Saoi gave Tsuna a light tap on the head without any hesitation.

After retracting his hand, Mr. Sai wrote Tsuna's name on the paper with a pencil, and said, "Come up."

"Hey hey hey." (Yes, yes, yes) Tsuna took off his shoes and silently walked to the machine.

At this moment, Mr. Zuo Jing also stepped forward, manually pulled down the horizontal bar and gently touched the top of Tsuna's head. The weight data was displayed on the electronic screen with a "beep".

"Don't move yet, let me remember this first." Teacher Zuo stopped Tsuna from getting down and took out a ballpoint pen from his pocket.

He looked at the data on the electronic screen and wrote it down in the manual, muttering to himself, "Not bad, height and weight are both within the acceptable range."

"Thank you for the compliment," Tsuna replied perfunctorily.

"Okay, hurry up and get down."

Mr. Sakai handed him the manual and urged him on. After he took it, he turned around and shouted to Nishikata at the front of the line, "Next, hurry up."

After getting off the equipment and putting on his shoes, Tsuna headed to the next project.

In the second vision test area, the traditional 'C chart' was hanging on the wall, and A-Gang had to stand at the tape mark 5 meters away.

A black blindfold covers one eye, and the nurse points to a symbol with a long stick. A-Tsuna has to answer loudly for the direction. After that, the other eye is covered.

"Very good, your eyesight is fine, keep it up." The nurse in the infirmary, wearing a nurse's cap, handed the completed manual to A-Gang, not forgetting to give him a compliment.

"Hi." Tsuna took the manual, glanced at the contents briefly, and then moved on to the next area.

"Students, please keep quiet!"

Just then, an announcement came over the loudspeaker in the stadium.

Tsuna ignored it and slowly walked to the hearing test area. For some reason, he thought of Shoko. He looked around and saw that Shoko had already gone to the next area.

This is a temporary semi-enclosed space created using foam boards to reduce environmental noise interference.

As he stepped inside, he saw a portable hearing tester placed on a folding table.

Following the instructions of the school doctor, I put on my headphones and pressed the button to respond to the beeping sound.

“Hearing is fine.” The school doctor said casually, handing the booklet back to Tsuna and waving him away: “Go to the next one.”

After quickly finishing the remaining internal medicine examination area and the spine and posture check, A-Tsuna walked to the exit with his 'health handbook' already full of records.

"Student, you can go back to the classroom if you give me the handbook."

"Okay, senior."

A-Tsuna handed the handbook to a senior student wearing a "Health Committee Member" armband and quickly left the gymnasium.

(End of this chapter)