Slam Dunk: Muguro

Chapter 33 Extreme Pull Rod (Seeking Follow-up Reading)

[Learnable skill detected - Extreme Pull, learning progress 3%! ]

I never thought that pulling the rod could become a skill.

However, this was a pleasant surprise.

There are certain techniques for pull-up bar, but it relies more on physical fitness, such as waist and abdominal strength, bounce, flexibility, etc.

Among the best goals in SD, many are from Rukawa Kaede's aerial work, such as pull-up layups, gliding layups, folding dunks...

Especially the folding slam dunk where Amu became a background board, it was simply amazing.

"Senior, it's your turn!"

After scoring a goal, Rukawa Kaede's fighting spirit became even stronger.

Outside the three-point line, Murasakibara first dribbled the ball between his legs, and then followed with a crossover step.

Even though Rukawa was on guard, it was still meaningless facing the LV7 cross step, and was easily broken through by Murasakibara.

The rhythm of LV7's cross step is too strong. Even though Rukawa is mentally prepared, he is still inevitably led by Murasakibara.

puff~
The next moment, Mu Mu suddenly stopped, and the sound of friction between the soles of his shoes and the ground was heard.

Rukawa turned around and chased back, stomping hard on the ground and forced himself to stop.

The moment he stopped, Murasakibara started again, pushed the ball to accelerate, bypassed Rukawa and rushed straight to the basket, scoring a layup.

3:1
It was Rukawa's turn to attack, and he made several fake moves in a row, trying to shake off Murasakibara.

Murasakibara did not fall for the trick, but he still deliberately revealed a flaw.

Rukawa wanted to break through, but suddenly, Murasakibara quickly moved sideways, and while confronting Rukawa, he quickly cut towards the basketball with his right hand.

At the critical moment, Rukawa subconsciously pulled the ball back and barely avoided Murasakibara's interception.

Rukawa dribbled the ball behind his back, passed the ball to his left hand and made a fake move to break through to the left, then he suddenly dunked his left hand to the right, accelerated forward, and rushed straight to the basket.

But just as Rukawa jumped for a slam dunk, a big hand slapped the basketball from the side, knocking it out of the baseline.

Without the basketball in his hands, Rukawa grabbed the basket with both hands and drank in vain.

"Come again!"

Rukawa fell to the ground, but was not discouraged at all and passed the ball to Murasakibara.

Rukawa Kaede has an extremely stable mentality, and he can even be said to be the most stable player in Xiangbei.

In fact, even though he was beaten by Zebei, his mentality remained stable. He challenged again and again, never backed down, and never got stage fright. Isn't this also a manifestation of stability?

This time, Murasakibara raised his hands and first made a fake shot. Rukawa subconsciously raised his arms. Although he did not jump up, his heels were already raised.

The opportunity was fleeting, and Murasakibara immediately pushed the ball and accelerated, breaking through Rukawa's defense again.

Rukawa did not give up easily. He turned around and chased back, trying to use his excellent athletic ability to block the ball.

However, Murasakibara did not give him any chance.

The moment Rukawa was approaching, Murasakibara started the European step. His movements were done in one go, using fake moves that were so realistic and quick changes of direction that made Rukawa lose his balance and almost fall to the ground.

At the moment when Rukawa lost his balance, Murasakibara pushed forward to the basket and made a layup, and the basketball fell into the basket accurately.

4:1
Rukawa Kaede asked in confusion: "Senior, what technique did you use last?"

"Euro Step!"

Mu Mu's words were concise and he passed the ball to Rukawa.

Call ~
Rukawa Kaede took a deep breath. This was his last attack.

No matter what, we have to score another goal.

Outside the three-point line, Rukawa made a fake move, and didn't care whether Mumu was fooled or not, and wanted to force Mumu. When Mumu moved sideways, Rukawa pulled the basketball, passed the ball to his right hand, and made a big change of direction.

Murasakibara was not completely broken through, and in the process, he immediately imposed physical confrontation.

Rukawa carried Murasakibara and then made an emergency stop.

With his extreme reaction, Murasakibara stopped at the first moment, and the two were less than one step apart.

Rukawa jumped up, and Murasakibara also jumped up with his hands raised high.

During this process, Rukawa Kaede's body leaned back significantly, causing the distance between the two to be rapidly widened.

"Fade away jump shot!"

Muguruma didn't expect that Rukawa Kaede, who was in the second grade of junior high school, had already learned this trick.

He quickly adjusted his strategy, trying to block Rukawa's sight and reduce his hit rate.

Because his vision was obstructed, Rukawa tried hard to ignore Murasakibara's hands and threw the ball based on his feeling.

Rukawa Kaede fell to the ground, staggered back two steps, and then stopped.

However, his eyes were always on basketball.

bang~
The basketball hit the rim and bounced high.

shuh~
The basketball fell again, spun around the rim, and finally fell into the rim unwillingly.

4:2
Call ~
Rukawa was obviously relieved, because he knew very well that this goal had a lot of luck involved.

At this time, Mu Mu was checking a prompt.

He originally thought it was a tip for learning the fadeaway jump shot, but when he checked, he realized it wasn't.

[Your blocks have reached the standard and will start to be displayed on your personal dashboard]

Looking at this prompt, Mu Mu couldn't help feeling a little disappointed.

He really wants a fadeaway jump shot.

Since there was no prompt sound for the fadeaway jump shot, it meant that Rukawa's fadeaway jump shot was not yet mature.

During this period, Murasakibara tried to learn new skills by combining recording and hard practice, but he found that the progress bar was too slow, and it would take several months at a time. For exclusive skills such as Dream Dance and Sky Hook, the progress was even more slow.

Instead of doing this, it is better to wait until professionals learn it, and then easily master this trick through the learning mechanism, which is obviously more cost-effective.

There is no doubt that Rukawa Kaede is the chosen worker!

"I must urge Rukawa to become more proficient in his fadeaway jump shot in the future!"

Mu Mu thought to himself that although Rukawa's fadeaway jump shot did not meet the standards of the learning mechanism, he had already reached a certain level and perhaps it would not take long for him to reach the standard.

Soon, Murasakibara began to execute the last ball.

Using skillful crossover steps, Rukawa's defensive rhythm was completely disrupted.

Murasakibara took the opportunity to complete the breakthrough, but he did not completely get rid of Rukawa who was trying to stabilize his center of gravity.

puff~
Murasakibara took the initiative to slow down his pace, and Rukawa appeared in front of him again.

While he was still unstable, Murasakibara turned around and leaned on Rukawa, lowering his center of gravity and pretending to break through to the left side of the basket.

Rukawa moved his feet subconsciously, and Murasakibara immediately turned in the opposite direction using his right foot as the axis.

For a moment, Murasakibara opened up a distance of two body lengths.

Mu Mu jumped up, shook his wrist lightly, and threw the ball out.

shuh~
The basketball went into the basket, creating a splash of white net.

5:2
In this duel, Murasakibara won!
(End of this chapter)