I'm in NetKing, and I have a tennis mini-game

The tennis ball flew out gently.

The rhythm of the original rapid attack suddenly slowed down. Atobe's goal is simple, to use his own serve to create a time difference and affect Ishikawa's rhythm.

after all.

If it is a quick baseline duel, Ishikawa's counterattack will also use the power of a quick attack from the starting point. The speed of counterattack will also exceed the response range of the Internet Trace Department.

This is the genius of Atobe.

If it were Shishido or Akutagawa, it would be impossible for them to achieve such a smooth rhythm change. Even if you endure enough, even if you think of this method, you will never use it.

Only Atobe.

Only his foot strength, judgment of the situation, and his own skills can support this tactic.

Tap! !

No way.

Ishikawa could only move forward quickly. After catching up with the tennis ball, Atobe on the opposite side also completed the action of hitting the net.

now.

Most of the area in front of the net is completely within Atobe's offensive range. Ishikawa's return space was extremely compressed into a very small area on both sides.

Snapped!

His eyes narrowed.

Ishikawa decisively hit a lob.

With his skills, even if it is just a casual hit, the tennis ball will definitely hit the baseline position without any deviation.

Swish!

however.

Atobe, who had expected it, jumped up decisively.

His jumping ability is so amazing that even if Ishikawa's lob was extremely exaggerated, it was still within reach of Atobe.

"It's rare that you hit such an exaggerated lob."

Atobe smiled slightly.

This height is him. If it were Qingxue Momojo who was good at smashing, he might not be able to hit this lob.

after all.

There's more to a smash than just bouncing.

The player's own jumping ability, as well as the judgment of the height of the tennis ball and the degree of control over his own abilities are all indispensable.

Bang!

midair.

He raised the butt of the racket and suddenly smashed the tennis ball down.

There was a snap.

The rapidly falling tennis ball gave Ishikawa no chance to react. His racket was actually bounced away by Atobe.

Swish!

then.

Atobe jumped up for the second time.

"Ishikawa."

He raised his racket and prepared a smash. When he looked at Ishikawa, a smile appeared on his lips: "Immerse yourself in my skills!"

boom!

The words fell.

He made an extremely powerful smash.

And this move is Atobe's famous stunt, a waltz toward destruction that combines both magnificence and practicality! ! !

"Ah."

however.

Just when Atobe thought that he could score directly with this smash. There was also a smile on Ishikawa's face below.

pat!

Next.

Ishikawa quickly took a step across and picked up the racket before it hit the ground. At the moment when the Atobe smash hit the ground and bounced, he swung the racket and hit it.

Bang!

There was a crisp sound.

A flash of light yellow suddenly exploded at the feet of Atobu, who had not yet landed.

"0-30."

After a successful hit, Ishikawa reported the score with a smile.

tread.

And this time.

Atobe just fell to the ground.

Looking at the clear traces of the impact under his feet, a gloomy look appeared on his handsome face.

Cracked!

Even though Atobe attaches great importance to Ishikawa, he never thought that his [Rondo towards Destruction] would be cracked in this way!

this moment.

In Atobe's heart, he could suddenly understand the extremely strong impact in the hearts of Hiyoshi, Shishido, Ninzu, etc., including Tezuka, when Ishikawa cracked his own trick.

"very good."

Looking up, Atobe looked at Ishikawa deeply and said, "Your strength is indeed stronger than I thought. Next, let's start the real showdown!"

Done.

He turned and headed toward the baseline.

Looking at his back, Ishikawa raised his brows slightly.

Others might think that Atobu was pretending to be calm and speaking harshly.

But Ishikawa knew that this was not the case.

Because Atobe did not show his true strength, whether it was the serve just now, the diagonal thrust, or even the Rondo towards destruction, they were all part of the test in nature.

And now.

Atobe turned around, his demeanor completely changed.

The relaxed and calm state before was gone, replaced by a majestic and powerful temperament that made people unconsciously feel pressured.

Obviously.

This king of ice kings.

The top national players in the original work are finally showing off their special skills.

Demon King refers to Ishikawa's strength. In addition, Demon King in the Japanese context corresponds to the evil specified by Buddhism. For example, Oda Nobunaga in Japanese history was known as the Sixth Heavenly Demon King. In the Japanese game Dynasty Warriors, Cao Cao is the traitor, Liu Bei is the great virtue, and Dong Zhuo is the devil.

In addition, the devil I am referring to can also be seen as the big devil of the national table tennis team in reality.

Everyone's suggestions are very good, such as taboos and so on. I will use them when I write the next book.

Chapter 137 Atobe’s Awakening, the World of Ice (2nd update)

Snapped!

Snapped!

Snapped!

Bottom line.

Atobe kept hitting the tennis ball.

He is looking for his hand condition, and at the same time he is also adjusting his emotions to get over the loss of the ball just now.

As a top player among junior high school students.

Atobe never cared about the score or the point. He was not Tezuka, who had absolute faith in the team, nor was he Sanada, who had to fight a fair fight.

In Atobu's dictionary, as long as it does not exceed one's own acceptance level, all means to score points are feasible.

Looked up.

He grabbed the tennis ball and looked at Ishikawa with a deep look.

The opponent was very strong, and the strength he showed completely exceeded his expectations before the game. In this game, he had no room for hesitation or hesitation.

call!

Throw the tennis ball up.

Atobe dunked it out again.

Tap! !

After serving, Atobe took the initiative to step forward.

He did not blindly surf the Internet, but was constantly observing Ishikawa's reaction. Then, he made an early judgment and hit the tennis ball toward Ishikawa's backhand position.

Bang!

The tennis ball hits the ground.

If someone else had dealt with this return ball, it would have been a killer move.