Net King: This player is backed by justice

Tatata!

The sound of rapid footsteps echoed in the empty stadium, making it even more chaotic and tense.

Toyama Kintaro kept adjusting his breathing, trying to use his eyes to find traces of the tennis ball in the darkness.

He knows one thing, that is, unless one is in an environment with no light source at all, human eyes can barely see things in the dark after a period of time.

Of course, these eyes must be healthy eyes with normal vision.

"It just so happened that my elementary school teacher told me that my visual acuity is 5.0 in both eyes!"

Kintaro Toyama could feel that his vision was gradually becoming clearer, and he couldn't help but reveal an excited smile.

Even if he could only see a little bit clearly, it would definitely be quite useful to Kintaro Toyama.

"Caught!"

With his blurred vision and awareness of the movement around him, Toyama Kintaro finally got rid of the situation of passively returning the ball and began to take the initiative!

tread!

The figure sprinted towards the tennis ball, waving its arms vigorously.

"Oh!"

The real feeling of hitting the ball makes Kintaro Toyama happy.

On the opposite side, Jinguji Hikari seemed to have anticipated everything in front of him.

"It seems that this environment is still a little bad, but there is nothing we can do, let's make do with it."

As he spoke, he moved around the court like a leisurely stroll, and hit Kintaro Toyama's ball back with his backhand.

"Oh!"

"What's going on, Kintaro? You don't feel the attack at all. Do you have no physical strength?"

"How is it possible? My attack is just starting now!"

Kintaro Toyama laughed and his eyes became more focused, but perhaps because of his position, Kintaro Toyama could only see the blurry position of his own half of the court, but for Hikari Jinguji on the other side of the net , Toyama Kintaro still found it difficult to find his traces.

Why! Since then, isn't it true that the enemy is in darkness and we are in the clear?

For no reason, such a word came into Kintaro Toyama's mind. Don't ask why Kintaro Toyama knew this word, he just knew it by accident.

"Oh!"

"Boss, let me ask you something!"

"Oh!"

"How is your vision in both eyes?"

"Oh!"

"It's okay. I can see quite clearly in the bottom row of the eye chart."

Hearing Jinguji Hikari's understatement, Kintaro Toyama's heart suddenly sank.

"Hey! In this case, boss, can't you see my position!"

Toyama Kintaro shouted loudly: "It feels like my side is brighter!"

"But I have my eyes closed."

Jinguji Hikari's understated voice came from the other side.

"Ah?"

Toyama Kintaro was stunned, he did not expect Jinguji Hikari to answer like this.

"Don't be stunned, the ball is coming."

What, bad!

Kintaro Toyama, who was slightly distracted, was in a panic and instantly lost the opportunity to capture the trajectory of the tennis ball. He only heard a "bang" and knew that the tennis ball had flown out of his court.

Kintaro Toyama, who lost a goal, was not annoyed. Instead, he asked more curiously: "Boss, how did you know that I was dazed!"

Toyama Kintaro suspected that Jinguji Hikaru was lying to him. How could anyone close their eyes and still know that the other person was dazed.

"Because it feels like you're not paying attention."

His tone was still lazy and careless, but the words he spoke made Kintaro Toyama's heart sink.

Am I not paying attention?

"What have you been doing since the beginning, Kintaro?"

Jinguji Hikaru asked as if he didn't understand: "It feels like you care about trivial things like the environment. Do you need to change venues with me? Anyway, I don't care."

Hearing this, Toyama Kintaro's emotions suddenly became more complicated.

Don’t think about it anymore, just concentrate on the game first!

Toyama Kintaro patted his cheek to calm down.

"Go on, boss!"

Hearing the fighting spirit in his voice this time, Jinguji Hikaru smiled slightly.

"Oh!"

"Oh!"

"Oh!"

"Oh!"

"Oh!"

No more nonsense, Kintaro Toyama focused most of his attention on the game, his eyes extremely focused.

But even so, the situation is still completely one-sided in favor of Jinguji Hikari.

Kintaro Toyama's free-spirited playing style has made his reflexes extremely fast. Due to the narrowing of his field of vision, his power has also been greatly reduced, and he cannot use his original strength at all. At the same time, this feeling of being constrained also makes Kintaro Toyama very depressed. .

Damn it, it’s really uncomfortable.

Toyama Kintaro secretly gritted his teeth, his eyes constantly observing any disturbance on the other side.

"Oh!"

As a black shadow flickered, Toyama Kintaro quickly locked his target and ran towards the direction of the black shadow. When he caught up with him, he saw that it was indeed a tennis ball.

but

"Damn it, I can't see where the boss is standing. I don't know where to fight."

After an idea flashed through Kintaro Toyama's mind with a calm face, he increased his intensity and began to hit the tennis ball violently without hesitation.

"Oh!"

Since you don’t know where your opponent is, use your full strength! It will always cause trouble for your opponent!

With this idea in mind, Kintaro Toyama competed tenaciously with Hikaru Jinguji, but he didn't even notice it.

As the game continued, a faint fear quietly emerged deep in his heart.

"Oh!"

"Oh!"

"Oh!"

Toyama Kintaro found that no matter how hard he hit it, the tennis ball flew into the dark space, as if it had hit a big net full of elasticity. With more power, faster speed, and more Bounce his own ball back at a tricky angle.

Damn it, this won't work at all. You can't see the boss's position, so blindly attacking like this won't work at all!

When a person faces darkness for a long time, his mood will inevitably become different from usual.

At this moment, Kintaro Toyama felt increasingly anxious and uneasy.

His eyes stared at the darkness in front of him, flashing with fear that even he himself was not aware of.

And this fear is still expanding at a speed visible to the naked eye.

I can’t see the position of the boss. I don’t know what kind of ball to hit, which direction to hit, what kind of strength to use, and what kind of angle to hit. Maybe every ball I hit is just right. It hit the boss.

Some questions that Kintaro Toyama had no time to come up with, and he didn't even realize why they occurred, passed through his mind in an instant, disturbing his mood. Therefore, Kintaro Toyama's pace also seemed to be like His heart was generally in chaos.