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

Chapter 73: Scheme against each other

"boom!"

It's still Atobe's turn to serve.

The tennis ball came towards Takahashi with very ordinary power and speed.

Takahashi did not add any more strength or speed to the tennis ball.

When I looked up, Atobe had already arrived in front of the net.

this is.

Should we change the way of attack?

Takahashi thought.

……

"boom!"

……

"boom!"

Standing in front of the net, Atobe hit a short ball.

Takahashi also hurried forward and swung his racket lightly to the right.

Seeing this, Atobe quickly moved.

however.

Aim the tennis ball at the iron post on the far right side of the net.

Hit.

It spun around and around.

Subsequently,

Falling down the iron pillar.

"0-1!"

"Takahashi scores!"

This ball not only surprised Teibe.

Even Xiangri, who was watching from the side, was shocked and dumbfounded.

This batting.

Even more stunt than the stunt shots he was so proud of.

Takahashi can not only hit the tennis ball to roll straight over the top of the net, but also make it hit the iron post.

This ball control ability made him feel ashamed.

However, since he has such strong ball control and such exquisite moves.

Why didn’t you use it in the last game?

Do you look down on him, the Riyueren?

Xiang Ri felt greatly insulted once again.

……

Looking at Atobe's stunned expression, Takahashi seemed to understand all of a sudden.

I understood Atobe's intention of playing the short ball.

I want to hit a high ball.

Unexpectedly, I also got a short ball.

It was still a short ball that hit the iron post.

Takahashi understood that he had placed the short ball incorrectly.

Did not cooperate well with Jibe.

……

Takahashi served in the second game.

"boom!"

Takahashi also did not choose a difficult serve.

It was just an ordinary serve.

……

"boom!"

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"boom!"

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Sitting in the referee's seat, Oshitari was a little confused about the situation.

In the last round, the two of them fought back and forth.

A tennis ball with tricky angles and powerful force.

Endlessly.

It is a rare high-level competition.

What? It's Takahashi's turn to serve.

The level dropped suddenly?

With this serve, not to mention Atobe, even Oshina could receive it with his eyes closed.

There are also the two skills that Takahashi just demonstrated, tightrope walking and hitting the iron pillar.

What, no need at all?

Even with national-level strength, Ji Bu couldn't fight back against these two attacks immediately.

It also takes some time to adapt before you can successfully fight back.

Takahashi didn't use a move that could clearly score points.

Instead, he chose the most ordinary and common serve.

why?

Is it really like what Takahashi said before the game?

Tired? Need a break?

But looking at Takahashi's calm face without blushing or breathing heavily.

Who can associate him with the word tired?

This is not a joke!

So, why did Takahashi do this?

Also, Atobe also made Oshitari unable to understand him.

Atobe has a strong insight and can hit the tennis ball to the blind spot where the opponent is least good at returning.

However, now Tezuka also reduced the power on the tennis ball and chose an ordinary angle.

What are these two people doing?

If we say that the last game was a tie and extremely exciting.

So there are two people in this round.

It is most appropriate to describe it as lying down and giving up.

Could it be that Atobe did this on purpose to delay the game?

Exhausting Takahashi's physical strength.

But when this idea came to mind, even Oshitari himself didn't believe it.

……

"boom!"

……

"boom!"

Takahashi accidentally released a high kick.

A flash of surprise flashed across Atobe's face.

Then he jumped high up, his body in mid-air.

Pull your right hand back with force, use the inertia of the impact to smash the tennis ball.

"it is good!"

Oshitari was very excited.

It turns out that Atobe did it on purpose just now, in order to relax Takahashi's vigilance and lure Takahashi into hitting a high ball.

This will allow the Dejibu's famous unique skill "Waltz Towards Destruction" to be used.

Although it is still unclear why Takahashi started to play badly in the second game, one thing Oshitari can be sure of is that Takahashi will definitely lose facing this move.

Standing in front of the net, Takahashi will face the power of the smash.

The closer the distance, the more powerful the smash.

Oshitari narrowed his eyes and cast an expectant gaze towards the field.

Takahashi was still standing there motionless, and his right hand holding the racket moved slightly downwards.

But don't underestimate this slight movement.

It was this small action that successfully changed the expression of Atobe while he was still in mid-air.

Atobe's move, Waltz towards Destruction, is aimed at the opponent's hand first. The first blow will knock the opponent's tennis racket to the ground, and the second blow is actually used to score.

But Takahashi moved his right hand slightly down.

This caused the ball, which was originally aimed at Takahashi's wrist, to now be aimed at the face of the tennis racket.

Unable to knock the tennis racket out of Takahashi's hand.

In other words, the waltz failed.

Since developing this move, has Atobe never failed?

Every opponent who encountered Waltz watched his tennis racket being knocked to the ground in horror.

Atobe had never thought that someone would crack it this way.

Move your hand down a little

Just a little distance.

Just align the tennis ball with the racket.

He successfully cracked his waltz.

Is it really that simple?

"boom!"

Although the tennis ball did not knock Takahashi's racket down, Takahashi slightly moved his hand position, so that the return ball was still a high ball.

Atobe stared at the tennis ball and chose to continue smashing.

Although the first step did not successfully knock down Takahashi's tennis racket, his own smash was successful.

Takahashi may not be able to catch it successfully.

however.

The next moment, he froze.

Takahashi was just standing there.

One foot in front, one foot behind.

Stretch out your hands like a roc spreading its wings.

It was exactly the posture of a brown bear being caught in a net that Oshitari had just displayed.

"boom!"

As Atobe watched, the tennis ball suddenly began to rise, passed him, and landed directly in his back court.

Then bounced up.