Nioh-kun who can do anything

Nioh woke up.

After he realized that he had fallen into an illusion, he also tried to break the situation violently.He doesn't have much time, and the more he procrastinates, the more he will be disadvantaged, so the most direct and violent break has become the wisest choice.

After trying, Nioh found that it is not easy to use mental power to break through Yukimura's layout.

But this is an illusion, not a "shackle", so King Ni turned his spiritual power into waves.

He didn't use the waves to wash away, but let the waves of mental power constantly hit him.

The "pain" produced by one's own spiritual power is connected and combined with reality, and then used to find the boundary between illusion and reality.

He broke through the dream and was in Yukimura's calculations.

"Time is enough." Yukimura said, further accelerating the attack.

What Nioh sensed at the moment of sobriety was that the ball was about to hit the ground.

Breath quickly provided him with the surrounding situation and corresponding information. Nioh had no time to think further, but chased the ball and hit it back.

Yukimura further accelerated the attack speed, and there was no scoreboard in the practice match. It was difficult for Nioh to judge the current situation.But what if... what if it happens to be Yukimura's match point?

Realizing that there was such a possibility, Nioh didn't want to let it go.

He fought back very reluctantly, and the newly recovered state made him unable to deal with Yukimura's further suppressed mental power and extremely fast attack.When the illusion built by mental power faded away, Yukimura immediately gathered his mental power together to carry out the most direct and oppressive attack. Coupled with the improvement of his own offensive rhythm, the tennis offensive was like a storm.

Oops!

Even if he used his steps and the strength of his breath, he still managed to catch up. The racket frame touched the tennis ball, making the ball a free ball.

Nioh didn't even have time to turn his head, his intuition made him immediately lower his center of gravity and take two steps back.

Yukimura did not choose to smash, but to hit a straight line after taking off - the time for the smash to brew will provide Nioh with a chance to breathe.

But Nioh still catches up, and is constantly adjusting his posture to catch the ball, so that he can regain control of SweetPoint and catch up with Yukimura's rhythm.

At first he looked a little embarrassed.Although it is not necessary to jump out or fall to the ground to catch the ball (if so, then he will not be able to catch up with the next ball), but other people watching the game can see that he is a bit reluctant every ball. To catch the tennis ball, you have to temporarily throw the racket out and change hands to hit the ball while running, and the impact force generated at the moment of the racket change and the deviation of the hitting angle caused by this will make his return power insufficient.

Yukimura's attack was too oppressive, and the other people who watched the battle held their breath even if they watched such a stormy onlooker.But Nioh still resisted, he was controlled by Yukimura and had to run back and forth on the court. This time he caught the ball from the left line and the next time he had to rush to the bottom corner of the right line.

The constant state allows him to always catch up with the tennis ball, but every time he returns the ball, it seems that he will lose points if he is close.

Ke Renwang gritted his teeth, constantly adjusted his posture for catching the ball, kept increasing his speed, and squeezed the energy in his whole body with his breath.

So it was always "almost", "almost", and after more than a dozen back and forth, this gap was gradually smoothed out.

Sanada, who was the temporary referee, clenched his fists.

If he hadn't been in charge of shouting points and remembering balls, he would have shouted: "That's how it should be! Playing tennis should have such a spirit! Well done!"

Fortunately, he didn't yell, but just bit the steel whistle in his mouth, otherwise Nioh might be distracted by his yelling, and even a ball might drop.

When Nioh slowly caught up with the rhythm, Yukimura realized something was wrong.

He put away his smile, because this situation was different from what he expected.

Withstanding the coercion of mental power, as if squeezing the body, in the case of burning and painful lungs, take a deeper breath, draw more energy from the air, and then focus on the lungs, Let the breath be able to maintain this depth at all times.

Nioh seemed to see it again, something similar to what he saw when he was playing the wheel battle on the top of the mountain that day, the pathways and star points that appeared in his vision, and he could understand what it meant subconsciously, as long as he hit the intersection of the lines with a tennis ball, You can open up the situation step by step!

The pace of the game further accelerated.

After Nioh caught up with the rhythm, he didn't stop, but continued to speed up.

When the batting speed increases to a certain level, there is no question of whether to make a move or not. What the two people at both ends of the court are doing is just hitting the ball back in the most efficient way.The solid basic skills will allow them to hit the most accurate place every time they hit the ball, and hit the most difficult position for the opponent to respond first, but the tricks become easier and simpler.

Thump, volley, volley, volley, volley, volley.

The sound of hitting the ball gradually became one, and even the shadow of the ball turned into a yellow beam of light due to repeated sawing at both ends of the court.

Boom!

The tennis ball finally hit the ground, Sanada conditioned reflex to whistle hard, and the whistle was slightly broken: "15-40!"

Nioh took a breath, and turned his head to see Sanada Hito's hand gesture. 3-5, it has indeed reached Yukimura's match point!If he hadn't gritted his teeth and held on to the ball just now when he was awake, he would have lost the first game now!

But no if, he caught the ball!

Chances have changed!

Yukimura sees a new future through his sixth sense.His face changed slightly.

Rather than miscalculating, it is better to say that Yukimura did not expect that Nioh would start playing desperately at this moment.

With the attack speed just now and the strong pressure to resist the style of play, it is already considered an overdraft.If you overdraw in this way, you will easily fall into a situation of exhaustion in the next game.Yukimura could see Nioh's pale face through the net.As a catcher, after Nioh once again increased his attack frequency, his stamina consumption rate also increased during the attack, so Nioh, who is the main body of the attack, will inevitably consume more stamina.

It's a three-inning game, isn't it?Yukimura thought so.However, in his field of vision, after taking a few deep breaths, King Ni's face gradually recovered, and his wrist, which had started to tremble slightly while holding the pat, calmed down again.

……So fast? !

Concentrating on my arm, which is slightly sore from the fast strokes, the soreness subsides after a few breaths, and the rest of the system's energy quickly repairs it.

Nioh saw the change in Yukimura's face.

He understood that he had found the key to success.

Not only the new tricks that I have comprehended, but also the manifested image of the evolution of spiritual power called "different dimension".

There is also a state of overdrawing with the overdrawn style of play, but it will not be overdrawn!

The three-game system is indeed beneficial to him, because in every game and every score, he does not need to consider the distribution of physical strength, but can keep chasing, biting, and hunting like a wild beast!

Realizing this, Nioh focused further.

If he wants not to be affected by Yukimura's mental power, then he can only focus on the court and tennis. With his own mental strength, he can naturally not be affected by illusions and inducements.

This is actually a defensive counterattack style of play, because he does not intend to predict Yukimura's shot, nor does he plan to make a corresponding layout. He just aims to "return this ball" after seeing Yukimura's shot. Running and swinging.

Nioh believes in his athleticism and fundamentals.

Tennis is all about hitting the ball back over the net.When the purpose of returning the ball is simply to "return the ball" without spending energy thinking about how to make the opponent unable to return the ball, the hitting becomes more pure and the reaction speed will be further improved.

Nioh wants to further improve the rhythm of the game!

This is also the method that he can only use when he is at a disadvantage and his basic skills have reached a certain level.If his basic five-dimensional is much worse than that of Yukimura, or if his basic skills are not solid enough to be easily found by others, then this style of play will only lose points faster.

However, Nioh's weakness has been made up for by his high-intensity and long-term training.

Basic skills are something that cannot be tricked, only continuous training can make the foundation more solid.The training mode gives Nioh a chance to solidify his foundation on the premise that the time to learn tennis is not as good as others!

This is incredible in the eyes of many people.

There are many geniuses in the world who have developed tricks that make others incredible in a short period of time.But the whole tennis game cannot be decided by one or two tricks. The winner is determined by every return of the ball and every swing of the racket.And within three years, Nioh has achieved what it took others ten years to do!

The pace of the game is getting faster and faster, so fast that people watching the game can hardly see the shadow of the ball clearly.

But in this case, neither of the two people on the court made a mistake.

Kirihara's palms were sweating: "The two seniors..."

Liu has stopped writing.Now every ball in the game is just the most ordinary shot, but behind the ordinary shot lies the profound basic skills of the two people, as well as the control over their own muscles and the rhythm of the game, which makes him not know what to do. Record data.

"Can you catch up?" Marui couldn't help but ask.

10 minutes, two 10 minutes, half an hour!

Every time everyone thought that Yukimura was going to win the match point, but Nioh no matter how embarrassed he was, he still forcibly hit the ball and let the ball fall in bounds.So there will be a few more rounds of offense and defense.

It looked very hard and there was no way, but the score was miraculously catching up.

"It's not that there's no way...Nioh isn't completely out of control!" Yoo finally found out after Nioh went 6-6 and forced the game into a tie-break.

"Defensive counterattack, defensive counterattack... so it is like this!" Yukimura also lost part of his control over the game because of Nioh's style of play.

Fighting wild beasts can send even the best hunter into a brief moment of insanity.

And this instead fell into the trap of the beast.

Using his mental power completely to resist Yukimura's mental attack and guarding his mind, and purely using physical tricks to deal with offense and defense in tennis, Nioh got his match point in the tie-break in the fourth hour of the game.

This time it was Yukimura's turn to cling to the score, so the game was deadlocked for more than half an hour.

Finally, the last ball fell on the court.

After Sanada blew the whistle, he found that the steel whistle had been bitten by his teeth.But he still shouted: "6-7! This round was won by Nioh!"