I am in Prince of Tennis, others are training me while I am lying down

Kirihara was bewildered as he listened to Takahashi's words.

what?

Depend on demonization yourself?

How can it be?

"Demonization only occurs when I have a strong desire to win and want to destroy my opponent."

Kirihara retorted to Takahashi.

"Then when you enter the arena, don't you have a strong desire to win? Don't you want to destroy your opponent?"

Takahashi continued.

"This……"

Kirihara didn't know how to answer.

"I think that compared to the desire to win and destroy the opponent, the more important thing about demonization is that you devote yourself to it, forget all the rules and restrictions, and only have the goal of winning."

Takahashi Road.

"Yes, Master, that's what I mean!"

"It's just that when I'm a demon, I can't help but want to destroy my opponent."

Kirihara became excited as if he had found a soulmate.

What Takahashi just said was exactly what he felt personally, but he just couldn't express it clearly.

"But you have to change and take control!"

"Change your normal self and improve your abilities in your normal self."

"Control the number of times you enter the demon state. It's best to defeat the opponent before he enters the demon state."

"Control your mind in the demonic state. After all, it is still you. Don't let another force control you."

"Once the mental power starts to backfire, the consequences will be very serious!"

Takahashi said as Kirihara listened and nodded vigorously.

"Master, but how do we do this?"

Kirihara asked.

Takahashi picked up the tennis ball that had rolled on the ground and replied, "It's very simple, just practice more!"

"Under normal conditions, you can only hit the ball at a speed of 185 km/h, so practice hard until you can reach 195 km/h."

"Your endurance is also very low, so run more!"

Kirihara looked at Takahashi's figure and said, "But I've been practicing all the time!"

“It’s too difficult to increase the speed of the ball.”

Takahashi turned around, looked at Kirihara and said, "You should be able to feel it if you can enter the demon state!"

“Devote yourself to one thing, forget about time and space, have only one goal in your eyes and mind, and don’t be disturbed by anything in the outside world.”

Kirihara was stunned, trying to recall the feeling of being demonized.

Takahashi's voice continued to ring out.

“This state is also known as flow.”

“When you put all your energy into one thing, you won’t feel the passage of time or anything in the outside world. All you think about is the same thing.”

"Your demonization has, to some extent, reached a state of flow, but it is filled with too many negative emotions."

"If you can get rid of negative emotions and enter the same state, your strength will be greatly improved."

Kirihara murmured, "Shin-Ryu?"

“Get rid of negative emotions?”

Takahashi said: "Get rid of negative emotions and retain other abilities in the demonized state. This is your future goal."

"It would be best if you could find the flow state during practice, so that your strength can be improved much faster, but this is very difficult!"

The idle man in Takahashi's mind is practicing in a state of flow, with a high degree of concentration, forgetting everything around him, forgetting time and space.

Only by staying in this state of practice can the AFK player make rapid progress and make great strides every day!

Seeing Kirihara lost in thought, Takahashi ran to the other side of the training ground.

Kirihara looked at Takahashi's receding back and felt as if his brain had suddenly opened up, but there was still a lot he couldn't understand.

Kirihara even wanted to find a pen and a notebook to write down everything Takahashi said.

Recite from time to time.

Review the past and learn the new!

At this time, Takahashi didn't know what Kirihara was thinking.

His eyes were attracted by the various high-tech equipment in the training room.

At this moment, he was holding a tennis racket, waiting with full concentration.

Waiting for the automatic serving machine to serve the ball.

"boom!"

He successfully hit back a tennis ball travelling at 210km/h.

This is very similar to the hang-up system.

It is similar when the AFK man practices returning the ball.

The AFK system sends out tennis balls of different speeds and strengths, and the AFK man fights back.

After playing with the new machine for a while, Takahashi discovered that the machine could also set the interval time between one ball and another.

Out of curiosity, he set up a goal of 5 consecutive balls, with each ball separated by 0.01 seconds and the speed set to 205km/h.

Tennis balls were seen ricocheting towards Takahashi like raindrops. Five balls were flying in the air at such a fast speed that double images appeared, making it hard to keep up with the sight!

"boom!"

"boom!"

"boom!"

The sound of hitting the ball continued.

Five balls successfully received and returned!

Takahashi found it very interesting.

Then I adjusted the machine parameters.

……

In the evening, after training.

Renji Yanagi and Sanada were standing by the tennis court, waiting for Yukimura to do the final finishing touches.

Yukimura is now the vice-president and is in charge of the daily affairs of the tennis club.

Naturally, he became the last person to return from the tennis club.

"Sanada, do you think it's possible for a junior high school student to return a tennis ball at 230 km/h?"

Yanagi Renji looked absent-minded, as if he had a lot on his mind.

He went to the high-tech practice room this afternoon and made a surprising discovery.

After thinking for a long time, he finally couldn't help but discuss it with Sanada.

"impossible!"

"It's impossible for junior high school students, but it's possible for high school students."

Sanada answered without even thinking.

Facing a tennis ball traveling at 230km/h, he couldn't even catch the trajectory of the tennis ball, let alone return the ball.

And he is already considered a top figure in the entire junior high school tennis world.

Even he couldn't catch any trace of the tennis ball, let alone others.

The "wind" in "Furinzan" is what Sanada is most proud of.

"Its speed is as fast as the wind", which is about 210km/h.

Of course, in addition to speed, it also contains powerful power and high-speed swing when serving.

This speed has made it difficult for many schools' starting players to see the trajectory of the tennis ball.

Not to mention the faster speed of 230km/h.

It's impossible to receive it!

Even for Yukimura, given Sanada's understanding of him, it would be difficult for Yukimura to hit back if the ball speed exceeded 220km/h.

So Sanada answered with certainty, without any hesitation.

"What brings you to ask this?"

At the same time, Sanada was confused and asked Yanagi Renji.

"If it was Takahashi, do you think he could have done it?"

Liu continued to ask.

Sanada was silent for a moment.

He doesn't know this question either!

As a freshman, Takahashi has grown from a tennis novice who knows nothing about it to the current position as the captain of the Rikkai University Tennis Club.

It has only been a little over three months, not even half a year.

This speed of progress is something Sanada has never heard of or seen before!

If Takahashi Hikoichi hadn't been hanging around in front of him every day, Sanada would have suspected that he was having a long nightmare.

It only took more than three months to defeat Yukimura.

If I tell them, who would believe it!

Yukimura was also a first-year student when he defeated the then president and became the new president.

However, Yukimura started learning tennis at the age of 4 and was already famous throughout the country when he was in elementary school.

He even won the championship in the National Jr. Conference.

At that time, the strength of the minister of Rikkai University was not strong enough. It was considered good in the Kanto region, but it was nothing when looking at the whole country.

It was after Yukimura Seiichi became the president of Rikkai University that Rikkai University started its journey to becoming the national champion.

So both Takahashi and Yukimura challenged the position of captain as first-year students. Although their experiences were similar, the difficulty levels were vastly different and could not be compared.