[Mainnet King] It’s not too much to use magic to play ball, right?

Facing Fuji's "angry" ball, Nioh, who transformed into Tezuka, directly used "Tezuka Phantom" to make it go out of bounds. Naturally, Nioh scored.

Since Mori and Fuji agreed to serve alternately before the game, after Fuji's serve failed to score, the next ball was served by Mori.

When they saw Mori start to take out a tennis ball and prepare to hit the ball, both Nioh and Yanagi were ready.

If Fuji is the case, Nioh and Liu still have some understanding of his strength... Even if the other party has improved, Nioh still feels that the other party cannot escape the military advisor's information and judgment. But if it's Maori-senpai... Ever since the other party was promoted from the central part of Rikkai to the high school, they have never seen each other's strength again.

Even in the previous challenge, Mao Li had never played... Sometimes, the unknown is also a kind of terror, not to mention, Mao Li is also a genius.

Nioh and Yanagi, who were well aware of their senior's genius, had to brace themselves to face their senior who had not fought against them for a long time.

Unlike Yanagi and Nioh, Mori can be said to know them very well... He has carefully watched the videos of their training in the training camp and the videos of the national competitions collected by the coaches, so facing these talents The juniors who are outstanding and powerful, Maori cannot be underestimated.

"Bang~"

The tennis ball flies to the opposite side after making contact with the racket.

Unlike other members who have their own "special moves", although Mori is also very powerful, he has no famous moves except "sleep" and "joint dislocation". But this does not mean that Mori has not studied... Although Mori did not successfully develop any moves, in the process of developing moves, he did master a lot of seemingly useless moves, but in fact they were just one step away from being called 'moves' skills.

For example, this serve——

The strange path of the yellow ball aroused Liu's curiosity. Liu stared at the ball intently and finally discovered its transformation pattern, so he came to the landing point he judged.

But when it was less than one meter away from the landing point, the tennis ball suddenly accelerated, catching Liu off guard. And with such a short distance... Nioh was unable to provide timely support.

With this goal, Maori also successfully scored.

Yukimura, who was watching the game from the sidelines, also smiled slightly, "Senior Mori, it's really not easy~"

"Ha~ This kid has some skills." Although Byodoin's attitude was not very good, it still recognized Mouri's talent.

……

Everyone outside the field was watching the game and talking a lot, but the players inside the field were all prepared.

Fuji and Mori alternated serving again. Unfortunately, Fuji still failed to score with his serve. Instead, Nioh took the opportunity to score another goal. Mori's previous skills were nothing more than disposable consumables and could only be played. The opponent was caught off guard. After Liu knew that the ball would suddenly accelerate behind him, that little trick was almost useless.

The current score between the two sides is 15-30, and the Fuji side is temporarily behind.

Four balls passed, and the opportunity to serve came to Nioh and Liu.

Although he planned to collect information, he had no intention of letting his opponent score directly. Liu took a ball from his pocket and threw it to Niou. After receiving the ball, Nioh swung his racket gently and used Tezuka's signature skill - 'Zero'.

Relying on Type Zero, Nioh easily won the serve.

Later, Nioh, whose physical fitness had been improved, started to use Tezuka's high-loss moves within the limits of his tolerance.

The score between Nioh and Liu is also constantly rising.

On the opposite side, Mouri, who felt that he could no longer go on like this, started to exert his strength... He relied on his own skills and other abilities to barely defeat Nioh's "Zero", and then relied on "Full Body Dislocation" to defeat Liu Bu. Tennis unfolds in a different dimension and the path of the ball cannot be predicted.

However, because the 'dislocation' caused too much damage to the body, Maori had no choice but to collapse after trying to recover three points.

Seeing how hard his temporary partner was working, and Fuji, who clearly wanted to change but was always hesitant to take that step, also strengthened his belief.

Fuji, who closed his eyes and strengthened his faith, relied on his extraordinary memory and intuition... and began to fight back Nioh's serve.

Maybe geniuses grow in adversity!

Fuji, who closed his eyes, wanted to rely on intuition and memory to fight back the tennis ball, but he didn't want to inadvertently develop a new move - the eye of the heart.

With this move, Fuji, whose mental strength and concentration were greatly improved, successfully received Nioh's serve and successfully returned it to score.

Looking at the tennis ball that landed on the ground, Nioh glanced at Fuji thoughtfully, and then exchanged positions with Liu.

Facing an opponent who swapped offense and defense, Fuji had no intention of giving up. Although Liu already has the best information... but genius is evolving all the time.

If a different dimension is deployed, then Liu may be able to easily suppress Fuji, who has not yet successfully transformed... However, Liu has no such plan.

He firmly believed that even without the use of different dimensions, the combination of him and Nioh would be enough to defeat Fuji at this moment.

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The subsequent development was just as Liu expected, although Fuji's mind's eye allowed him to improve his concentration and successfully return many tennis balls. But facing Nioh and Yanagi alternating offensive and defensive positions from time to time, coupled with Nioh's 'phantom'... it is quite difficult for Fuji to resist alone.

Maori, who had spent too much on the side, wanted to help, but... he was a little helpless. He used 'dislocation' many times, but it still had some impact on him.

Under another smash that Nioh Phantom used for Atobe, Fuji, who was forced into a desperate situation, suddenly came up with the idea of ​​​​using the power of the wind and the inertia of quickly surfing the net to counterattack with a smash when the breeze blew. The offensive move - 'Aoi Blowing Snow'.

It was also this move that once again extended the time of the game between the two sides. The original score of three to five came to four to five.

The emergence of "Aoi Fukiyuki" proves that Fuji has made up his mind to transform from a passive counterattack player to an offensive player.

Realizing this, Yanagi and Nioh looked at each other and accelerated the pace of their attack. They did not want to overturn because of Fuji's sudden 'evolution'.

Facing the two men's powerful attack like a storm, although Fuji had successfully 'evolved', he was still unable to survive alone.

Nioh and Yanagi won the game with a score of six to four.

Although they won, Niou and Liu's expressions were not good-looking.

Both of them felt ashamed that they were almost defeated by Fuji.

After Niou looked back at Fuji, he silently made the decision to train more in his heart, and Liu on the side also made the same decision.

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