The Great Demon King of Internet

Yukimura's intuition is very keen. The reason why he did not launch "infiltration" unscrupulously is because there is a kind of energy hidden in Tezuka that makes him vigilant.

Facing Atobe, Yukimura had no inhibitions, because Atobe did not make him feel threatened from the bottom of his heart. He was confident that he could completely suppress the king with his mental skills.

But Tezuka is definitely not good enough. Yukimura has a premonition that if he deals with Tezuka like he did with the Senkabe, he will definitely swallow the bitter fruit of defeat.

Therefore, he chose to integrate the ability of "destroying the five senses" into ordinary return shots, making it a pervasive normal attack.

It seems amazing, but it's actually just Yukimura's test method.

With repeated pulling, Tezuka's returns became more and more accurate.

The intermittent use of "shield" and the "destruction of the five senses" are not permanent.

Tezuka slowly regained his touch.

But at the next moment, his eyes suddenly went dark and he couldn't see anything.

This sudden change also caused Tezuka to hesitate in his return.

Yukimura seized the opportunity and scored with a smash.

"30:0"

He noticed that Tezuka's movements were a little dazed and his pupils seemed to be dilated.

I wonder: I have regained my sense of touch, but my vision has been deprived?
"40:0"

"Game, Seiichi Yukimura wins this game, 1:0"

The first game ended calmly.

During the battle, Tezuka was always in a state of incomplete senses.

In particular, vision, hearing, and touch are never available at the same time.

When you lose your vision, you will be slow to judge the direction of the tennis ball.

When hearing is lost, an individual's balance is also reduced.

Not to mention the loss of touch, the force and angle of returning the ball will be exaggerated.

Every time you try to regain one feeling, another feeling will be erased, as if one wall was demolished to make up for the other.

As expected of Seiichi Yukimura, he was a master of killing all over the world as early as the "Child of God" period, and its sharpness is breathtaking.

But the most surprising thing was Tezuka's expression.

Even if he loses the game without scoring a single point, he still has the same poker face that has never changed for thousands of years. He has truly managed to remain calm despite the collapse of the mountain.

It's hard to imagine anything else that would make him look shocked.

Yukimura secretly sighed: You can really keep your temper, Tezuka Kunimitsu! The temptation to destroy the five senses can't even cause you any psychological fluctuations.

Moreover, you dare to use yourself as bait to personally experience the effectiveness of annihilating the five senses. Do you want to evaluate the strength of your mental skills and pave the way for the subsequent decisive battle?

Next game, Tezuka's serve.

He closed his eyes and experienced the feeling of the last battle. Then, the light of thousands of tempers burst out in his body, instantly dispelling the influence of "Destroying the Five Senses".

Sanada frowned tightly and said: "Can't the light of thousands of tempers only improve physical fitness? How can it have the ability to relieve 'Yip Syndrome'?"

Liu Renji thought seriously for a moment and analyzed: "Perhaps, our previous understanding of the power of 'selflessness' was too simple. Just like you and Yukimura, although they can enter the realm of selflessness, they are exhausted due to too much physical strength. And gave up this ability. Therefore, we still don’t know enough about the doors deep in the realm of selflessness. I think Tezuka must have explored a new realm on the road of selflessness. His hard work can not only show. It can be expressed physically as well as mentally.”

Nioh whispered: "In other words, can Tezuka improve his mental immunity by tempering his mental state?"

Liu nodded: "I think there is only one reasonable explanation."

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"Zero serve!"

Tezuka's killer serve.

After the tennis ball hits the ground, there is no sign of bouncing, but it rolls back close to the ground.

"0:15"

"0:30"

"0:40"

"Game, Tezuka Kunimitsu wins this game, 1:1"

Seeing Tezuka carelessly defend his serve, Sanada looked very ugly. Logically speaking, for a tennis player like him who can unleash various alien powers of "wind, fire, and thunder", there is no need to be afraid of this kind of ground-to-the-ground serve.

Facts have also proved that Sanada can also successfully crack Atobe's "Hoshi no Tannhäuser" and Fuji's "Wind Swallow Serve".

But seeing Tezuka's zero serve, Sanada was not completely sure of breaking the move.

Because this serve combines the extremely condensed light of thousands of tempers, making the state of the serve extremely stable.

Even if wind, fire, and thunder are used in combination, can I get this rock-solid Zero ball off the ground?

Sanada couldn't guarantee it.

If Sanada can't do it, Yukimura on the court can't do it even more.

He's not the dazzling special effects tennis style.

Yukimura didn't waste any energy trying to crack Tezuka's zero serve in the first round.

Liu said solemnly: "Yukimura is very passive. Once the opponent breaks serve first, the situation will deteriorate extremely."

Yukimura tapped the tennis ball and observed Tezuka's condition again.

In this round, Tezuka directly activated the full power of the Light of Thousands of Refinements, covering every blind spot around him.

Harness the power of selflessness to increase resistance in the spiritual realm.

Yukimura narrowed his eyes slightly.

Tezuka's state did not give me a strong sense of threat as it did on the day of the draw.

He is still hiding his clumsiness and has not revealed his true identity.

Outside the court, Nanjiro murmured: "Opponents of similar strength are fighting against each other. Whoever can't help but reveal his trump card first will be at a disadvantage. Haha, two brats, this is not just a duel in terms of strength. It’s also a competition of character!”

Facing Yukimura's serve, Tezuka's hard work seemed to be condensed into substance, ready for the invasion of "destroying the five senses".

The influence of "shielding" was fully resisted. This time, the two sides fought continuously for more than ten rounds, but Tezuka's five senses were not diminished.

Not only that, Tezuka tried his best to inspire the "subtle" spiritual quality, and the vitality of thousands of people emerged in him.

The special sword, Tezuka Domain! !

Tezuka's field this time is completely different from before. Not only is Tezuka's body surrounded by milky white airflow, there is also a crimson airflow looming behind him.

Through the "subtle" assistance, he has been able to seamlessly switch between Tezuka Domain and Tezuka Phantom in the tug-of-war.

"Mirror of Mirage!!"

Yukimura made a quick decision and launched his unique two-sword technique.

The alternating counterattacks of the left and right hands can be achieved without any deviation in terms of strength, speed, and rotation.

No deviation means no significant change.

It's as if a huge gate has been used to cut off the rushing river.

As for Tezuka's two unique skills of Domain and Phantom, the rotation of the tennis ball must be completely enlivened, so that it can use the force to activate the two different rotation effects of "returning to oneself" and "flying out of the court".

However, due to the delay of Mirage Mirror, the return of the ball from both sides was always in a tepid state.

Both Realm and Phantom experienced a serious sense of lag and were unable to effectively control the rhythm of the field.

Tezuka sighed softly: "Amazing two-sword technique."

As someone who has studied Nanjiro's style of play in depth, he is no stranger to the two-sword style, and is well aware of the shortcomings of this technique.

That is, no matter how good a player is in the two-sword style, he has a main hand and an auxiliary hand.

Experienced masters will focus on auxiliary hands with weak attack capabilities to achieve a breakthrough against the two-knife style.

But Yukimura's Mirage Mirror has completely balanced the abilities of his left and right hands.

This means that Tezuka cannot use the contrast between his left and right hands to focus his attacks on the "auxiliary hand".

In this way, both sides refused to give in to each other.

In Yukimura's serve game, the situation was once again deadlocked.

Just the first ball, the two sides went back and forth for thirty or forty rounds, and no one could gain the upper hand. (End of chapter)