Lehigh High School Boys Tennis Club

Everyone in Lihai University actually wants to defeat Yukimura.

Nioh, of course, is the same.

He admires Yukimura's strength very much, and his aggressiveness and competitive spirit also keep him chasing after this kind of strength.

In Lihai University, people who are not firm enough in their hearts and do not pursue strong people cannot survive in the tennis club, and they will feel very painful.Because the atmosphere of the entire tennis club is to strive for victory and to make continuous progress.

Nioh doesn't know why the coaches put him in the same group as Yukimura.

Probably because of curiosity and optimism about his phantom?

At the beginning, there was almost no sense of presence when training in Houshan, but after playing a game with Oishi and being noticed by Atobe, and after playing the First Army Challenge with Atobe, Nioh can feel that he has received a lot from the coach focus on.

So he has a lot of opportunities to play in international competitions.

Even if the roster of the preliminaries had to be rotated, but being able to play in the knockout stage, and it was a match against two professional players from the German team... This is a surprising arrangement.

Even the opponents at the time thought that the Japanese team was going to give up that game.

Nioh doesn't care much about being looked down upon.

He is even quite willing to be underestimated by others.

Isn't it fun to take advantage of others' underestimation and fight back?

It's just that there is no way to use this method today.

His opponent is the minister.

Yukimura knew him too well.

Even Liu couldn't collect his information, but Yukimura had a way to know his progress and progress in tennis.

It was like last year when he practiced phantom, Yukimura had just returned from surgery, watched a few training matches, and asked him alone if he had developed a new trick, and if he wanted to try it out in a singles match.

So sharp, terribly sharp.

Such an opponent...

Ino was excited.

He felt his heart beating very fast.

If it was a one-game match, or an official game with two best out of three games, he had no chance of winning.

Nioh knew this.

He wanted to challenge Yukimura, but he also understood the difference in strength between the two.

But it's a seven-ball showdown!

Still restricted from the seven-ball duel between Yips and Dreamland!

The restriction on myself is that I can only use the phantom, but the phantom itself is a trick to improve the strength in all directions and exchange endurance for explosive power!

His consumption in the phantom state is much greater than that of normal play. If he plays at full strength, he can't last three rounds, but it's only seven goals...

I have a chance to win!

King Ni let out a breath, and his spiritual power surged.

And Yukimura was holding the racket and the ball, and at the same time as he was about to serve, he saw the figure of Nioh opposite was covered by another person.

I saw it at the World Cup match——

"Byodoin-senpai?" Yukimura raised his eyebrows with a smile, "Because Tokugawa-senpai was beaten badly by Byodoin-senpai, so I think my style of play is similar to Tokugawa-senpai, and I will also be beaten by Byodoin-senpai Restraint?"

"Sometimes you are really naive, Masaharu." After the words fell, the racket was swung out violently.

Yukimura's fully recovered muscular explosive power is vividly displayed in this swing: the left foot jumps on one foot, the right foot is slightly arched to maintain balance, and the big arm is swung forward from a position of [-] degrees behind him. The center of the racket is just right. In contact with the falling tennis ball, the racket can only see afterimages when the racket surface touches the tennis ball.

Yukimura, with his left hand on his chest, was just a very ordinary topspin serve, and he played a high-speed serve.

It is faster than Sanada's "disappearing serve" (it can also be regarded as the "wind" serve version in "Furin Volcano") and the dry waterfall serve!

Facing Yukimura's return, the golden man with a fierce expression shrank his pupils, and threw forward without any buffer.

The sudden burst of mental power brings out unique tricks of different dimensions.

"pirate"!

There is no temptation at the beginning, just go straight to the topic!

"...every time I see Nioh's move, I'm a little surprised." Shinobu who ran over to watch the game sighed, "What is the principle? If this kind of move can be used in the phantom state, then it is not a phantom. Can it be used?"

"No way. It's like a trick that can be used in the state of no self, but it can't be used in the normal state." Marui answered.

Shinobu turned his head to look at him, a little surprised: "Is it okay for Marui-kun to say such a straightforward thing?"

"I'm telling the truth." Marui shrugged, "That guy Nioh's phantom is really amazing. But in comparison, Yukimura who can easily counter this kind of trick is more powerful, isn't he?"

Shinobu: Nioh is your teammate, right? Why do you feel that you are very rude to him... That's right, that's what a pro-teammate is like. For example, Atobe has always been dissatisfied with my game.

The scene looks anxious, but it can be seen that from the beginning, the initiative is in Yukimura's hands.

Nioh used "Pirate" at the beginning, trying to gain the initiative with impact.

However, Yukimura's simple action returned the ball in the most direct way.

There is no more strength, no more movement.

The most labor-saving, cleanest and most effective.

Tanejima, who was sitting on the referee chair with his whistle in his mouth, couldn't help but whistle in his heart.

He remembered another junior high school student he had mentored.

It is said to be the perfect tennis style of play, and he also comprehended the completely balanced "seven-dimensional five-star" style of play in the game.

Comparing that junior high school rookie with Yukimura in front of him, both of them can be regarded as simple, simple and effective styles of play, but they give people a completely different impression.

Tanejima originally thought that the evaluation of Yukimura's "No. [-] Junior High School Student" was a bit too high.

Yukimura did not perform very well in the opening game of the World Cup, and he also had some preconceived opinions because of this game.

But now it seems...

That guy Kimishima did a really good job.

Thinking of this, Taneshima was a little upset again.

The white-haired brat on the field beat him up like this?

How could the guy from Byodoin have nothing to do with this style of play!

If it is because the opponent is a teammate and cannot play Bloody Smell, then do not choose Byodoin as the phantom target.Taneshima believes that Nioh's first choice was wrong. The "pirate" move is very sharp, yes, but it is not just a simple attack move, it has to be matched with mental oppression, psychological suggestion and pressure, and a wild style of play.

Such a clean attack method will only halve the power of the pirate's move.

If you keep fighting like this, you will lose quickly.

Thinking about it, Zhong Dao saw King Ni showing his figure.

thump.

He didn't catch the ball, and the score was 2-1. It seemed that the gap wasn't that big, but Nioh knew that it was a fluke that he got the point.

At this time, he also realized that his choice was wrong.

attack the opponent...

He couldn't do it against Yukimura.

He can't play the threat that professional players from other countries can play.

Oops.

It was so exciting at first.

Who let the opponent be Yukimura, and made an impulsive choice involuntarily.

It got off to a bad start, but Nioh did not give up.

In fact, he didn't know what kind of opponent would restrain Yukimura.

When he met Yukimura, Yukimura was already the No. 1 junior high school tennis player who had never lost a game. Not to mention losing a game, he had never even lost a point.This is true both internally and externally.

Yukimura started losing points after returning from rehabilitation after surgery.

Almost two years behind other players.

Due to injuries, his strength has stagnated, or even regressed.

In the more than one month since I returned to Lihai University, I have made rapid progress.

Such Yukimura...

Nioh took a deep breath, and the phantom became Taneshima.

He saw Tanejima sitting on the referee chair, and chose the second phantom object with a mentality that he would not suffer anyway if he tried.

Since even explosive attacks like Byodoin's "pirates" can't disrupt Yukimura's rhythm, let's change his style of play.

Tanejima's "Nothing"...

"That's wrong." Yukimura raised the corners of his lips, "Nio, can you really adapt to the simplest style of play after the invalidation of moves in a short time?"

He was forced to use this style of play before he fully recovered, and it took more than half a year to fully adapt to it, realizing the benefits of this style of play and the key to playing well.

Now he is in the process of evolving from complex to simple and then from simple to complex. He strives to directly grasp the initiative when the rhythm changes without adapting. He is also trying to use more direct offensive methods and changed physical conditions. A more adaptable style of play.

But in comparison, the style of play he is most used to now is to use the minimum amount of actions to obtain the maximum effect.

Senior Tanejima's "nothing" is the most effective way to use it together. This is the style of play.

Yukimura knew enough about Nioh.

He knew that Nioh had thought about it, and he also deliberately used this style of play to change the rhythm.

but……

What Nioh himself is best at and most adaptable to is the extremely fast-changing rhythm and complicated and gorgeous offensive style of play.

This doesn't work very well with the "nothing" trick.

Eliminates all tricks, turning spin and power into nothing.

This process consumes a lot of muscle energy.

And after doing this, you still need to make good use of tennis that has been completely stagnated to make the most correct choice.

Can Nioh do it well?

Yukimura believed that given enough time, Nioh would be able to master this completely different style of play from his current one.

but not now.

The opportunity shifted to my side again.

Yukimura held up the racket, his mental strength surged.

Although restricted from using Yips and Dreams, simple mental coercion tricks are not deterred.

And Yukimura's way of using mental power, which can also be considered as the "strongest mental power", is just simple mental pressure, which is not weaker than the tricks of the more known mental assassin.

+3-1

+4-1

Nioh did not catch up with the score.

He flicked his racket again and then stopped.

The score has become 5-1 with only the last two goals remaining.

Nioh let out a breath, the fluctuation of mental power changed, and the phantom person changed from Tanejima to Tezuka.