Nioh-kun who can do anything

The tennis players of Lihai University are not very friendly to outsiders.

Supercilious, arrogant, such adjectives can be placed on them.

Although this feeling of "being despised" is largely due to the over-interpretation and random speculation of their opponents under psychological pressure, it is also true that Lihai University's main candidates are very good at finding and exploiting their opponent's weaknesses.

For example, Nioh clearly didn't mean that, but Tachibana still thought that what he said was "I can beat you with any partner."

For example, it is obviously a personal habit of Liu not to open his eyes, and has nothing to do with "contempt", but a slight smile, coupled with some micro-expressions on that occasion, and fueled by spiritual power, made Chitose, who is still quite Buddhist, a little angry .

After finishing the pre-match etiquette and ball guessing, Nioh and Ryu looked at each other tacitly when they returned to their respective positions: Since the opponent plays "that kind of" style of play, it is a good way to let the opponent lose control of his emotions in advance.

Violent tennis is not something that can be manipulated casually, but it will test people's control.

If it is not used well, it is easy to be caught by gaps and behavior patterns.

On the court, there is one general rule: the calmer the opponent, the harder it is to deal with.So no matter what, try provocation first, and make the opponent emotionally unstable, which is also an easy way to pursue victory.

This time the guessing ball is still the first serve of the "Kyushu Shuangxiong".

Tachibana adjusted his breathing and squeezed the tennis ball.

He and Chitose's spiritual power and energy began to resonate within a short time of adjusting their breathing.This is intended to get straight to the point at the beginning.

"Beast Synchro".

Liu also saw this move outside the court during the Kanto Kansai exchange game, and he can use mental power to make more detailed perceptions on the court.He glanced at Nioh's slightly arched back in the backcourt, and was not worried: If it was only this level, Nioh alone would be enough to handle it.

Snapped!

It was Tachibana's best chasing ball, and it went directly towards Nioh's left foot, aiming at the position near the ankle, or it could be said that it aimed at the ankle.

The menacing tennis ball spins and hits the feet, a position that would be awkward if returned with the left hand, and even harder with the right.Obviously, Tachibana also studied Nioh's style of play in a targeted manner, and made corresponding restrictions on the return of the "two-sword style".

He carefully studied Nioh and Sanada as imaginary enemies, and now he found that the opponent had changed. Apart from the anger of being underestimated, there was also the pressure brought by the opponent's surprise.

But at this speed, with Nioh's reflexes, he can completely adjust his position and posture to catch the ball before the tennis ball hits the ground.And his flexibility and body balance ability were also strengthened and changed when he used the system "recklessly" before, and he can easily perform actions that many people think cannot be done.

The advantage of partnering with Liu is that he can adjust his play more easily: Liu is also quite good at playing with others.

One trick they both feel is similar: anticipating the behavior of opponents and partners.

Liu's prediction is based on a data model, while Nioh's prediction, in addition to data, is somewhat guided and suppressed by spiritual power.

He only used small steps to move a little sideways, bent sideways and moved his arms, and the position of the racket just intercepted Ju's serve.

The strength is quite strong, and when you catch the ball with one hand, the wrist will be slightly painful, but for Nioh, who was used to using the system repair function to play directly with injuries, it was just a drizzle.

"It's too light!" He simply made a showy gesture, "Is that all? Is this a lion or a house cat?"

"15-0!"

What echoed his words was the sound of tennis balls hitting the ground and the referee blowing his whistle.

Tachibana could see that Nioh was posturing and deliberately provoking, but this sentence still made him clenched his racket tightly.

"One more ball!"

"It's useless~" After the protracted sound, the tone took on a hint of sarcasm. Nioh spun his toes, put the fingers of the hand holding the racket against the handle, and rotated himself in the opposite direction to the ball coming towards his body. racket.He holds the racket in the backhand, the racket is propped just in front of his chest, and the tennis ball is in the center of the racket.If the ball hits hard, it can really hit a person's chest.But what good is that?The chest is not a dangerous area either.

The right hand was taken off the wrist of the left hand to avoid too much pressure on the left wrist. Nioh forcibly used his core strength to stop his body in place instead of leaning back, pointing his toes backward with one leg.After borrowing the force, the wrist that was already spinning turned down half a circle to remove the spin and force from the tennis ball, and then pushed the ball back flat with the racket in a somewhat weird posture.

The spin of the tennis ball actually disappeared under this trick.

The straight tennis ball went straight to Chitose in the front court.

This is a no-spin ball, and it is not easy to deal with it.

Because...there are so many options!

People are prone to inertia.The power and attack power of a spinning ball is much higher than that of a non-spinning ball, so on the stage of the middle school league, everyone will use the spin when playing.In other words, as long as you swing the racket right from time to time to push the ball out, but with a little movement of the racket, no matter which direction is up, down, left, or right, the ball will be rotated, but the difference is more or less.

Even at the beginner stage, almost no one hits a completely unspin ball!

When Chitose swung his racket, he realized that there was no spin on the tennis ball.He changed his face slightly, and he understood that the corresponding play made by his own posture might make the ball not spin enough to cross the net.

But it is no longer possible to change the action.

The ball, which was hit with a forehand swipe, drew a slight arc, but it began to fall before the net, and finally hit the net directly.

"30-0!"

At the highest point of the auditorium, on the periphery of the venue, wearing a mask, wearing a clown T-shirt with curly white hair, the exposed eyebrows and eyes are bent: Oh, he has already practiced this trick to this extent ?A little relieved and a little sad.

Nioh recalled what Tanejima said when he taught him to spin.

"For you, it's still too early to use this move." The senior with a somewhat casual expression spoke in a serious tone, "The principle of this move is actually to use the direction of the ball after interpreting the rotation of the ball coming from the opposite side. Eliminate the rotation above. Except for eyesight and reaction ability, you must at least master all the rotation skills before you can use this trick. You can’t find the reaction after seeing the rotation of the opposite tennis ball. approach to eliminate rotation."

At that time, he had a deep experience of the mystery of "nothing" in Zhongjima. No matter what method he used, no matter how he pulled the ball, the rotation of the tennis ball was so poor that it would hit the net directly.

But Tanejima said to him unceremoniously: "Just a little bit? That's your illusion. Of course I counted it. With your mastery of rotation, no matter what method you use, you can't hit the tennis ball. Do you think I Was the point where the tennis ball was chosen chosen at random?"

Seemingly simple tricks are behind the solid basic skills of Tanejima, a deep understanding of rotation, a keen sense of touch, and a natural ability to respond.

After playing black and white match a few times, Nioh also understands how outstanding Tanejima's reflexes are.

Even black and white matching can be regarded as a form of exercise.

Nioh does not have the hobby of looking for people to play black and white matching like Taneshima.He practiced this trick, but with the mentality of "one day we will defeat Taneshima, so we must know ourselves and the enemy".

It's like he's learning Sanada's tricks.You have to know how to use this trick first, then you can understand the weakness of this trick based on your own experience, and then find out how to deal with it.

Right now, the way he hits Tachibana's return is a semi-finished trick that he got in the process of practicing Tanejima's "Nu".

Why are all my tricks half-finished?At this time, King Ni could not help but have such thoughts.

He always felt that a flash of light flashed in his mind, but it was too fast, and he couldn't remember what he thought just now.

After stroking his hair, Nio saw Chitose's solemn expression opposite him.

He decided to think about it after the game was over.Since this kind of inspirational thing can't be remembered for a while, it is really confusing in a short time, and there is no need to affect the game because of this.

Of course, thinking about it this way, Nioh did lose his mood because of the disappearance of inspiration.

He released his mental power in a more oppressive way, and raised his lips maliciously: "Puri, can't even hit the ball?"

Chitose also gripped the racket tightly.

Probably because he felt that King Ni's mood suddenly turned bad, Liu's way of cooperating behind him also changed accordingly.Nioh could feel that Liu's spiritual power spread further, the density became lower, but the range became larger.This is not the way Liu usually collects information, but it is more conducive to his own development.

King Ren cooperated to let his spiritual power float on top of Liu's spiritual power.

He felt the changes in the opponent's mental strength and emotions: "Another ball?"

He shifted his position slightly, exposing a not-so-obvious hole.

Tachibana wouldn't necessarily catch this loophole when he was calm and rational: it was too much of a bait.

But Tachibana, who was more or less made to lose his composure by Nioh's provocation, went for this loophole even though he knew it might be a bait.What if?He didn't want to see that hateful face again!At least you have to see the panicked look on this face!

But the smile on the corner of Niwang's mouth deepened.

Yes, he is still unable to instantly reflect the rotation and corresponding force, direction, trajectory and all information on every return of the ball and find a way to eliminate the reverse in an instant, but he can induce The opponent hits the ball he can handle.

Ju's style of play is too obvious: chasing the ball, rough spin, more use of strength, and air resistance caused by the pressure exerted on the tennis ball after pinching the tennis ball so that the ball is no longer flat——

Hey.

Another ball on the net.

Chitose raised his eyes to look at King Ren, and shifted his position decisively: "Ju Ping!"

He raised his left hand high, not shying away from Nioh and Liu on the field, and directly made a gesture.