Blown by the wind, Fuji used another move.
"One of the three counterattacks! White Dragon!"
Although the ball still maintained a slight upward movement, it no longer rose into the air. Instead, it went around the player's head before falling and popping up.
"The game is over! This set is won by Seigaku Fuji!"
"Score."
"6-0!!"
The completely crushing skills and strength were displayed in people's eyes.
"Does Hakuryuu also have a transformation ball?"
"What a genius with random moves
." Shirazu sighed as he looked at Fuji's earth-shaking changes that day.
It's not easy for him to judge how far Fuji has achieved now.
Has he developed into an offensive player like in the drama?
If it was Fuji Shusuke like that, his vigilance and intensity would need to be raised to a higher level.
"It's really amazing."
"This way Hyokui will miss the finals."
Momoi was also shocked by Fuji's performance. During the competition, he couldn't exactly feel his growth, but now that he shows his hand, he is amazing. People are horrified.
As Fuji declared before the match, he will decide the winner in this singles No. 2 match.
"I really want to fight him."
Kise squeezed his hands excitedly and said excitedly.
To be honest, Kise looked at Fuji's moves with envy.
For him, the movements and techniques of strong players are worthy of "reference".
Because of this, there are more and more masters appearing now, and the more he has to learn.
This profound experience made Kise realize that his time was not enough, and he wished he could divide himself into several parts to study.
"It's okay. There is a long way to go, and there will always be times."
Momoi smiled slightly, not really worried about his family's situation.
Compared with when we entered school, everyone has grown significantly.
The gradually increasing five dimensions indicate that everyone has not yet reached their limit.
"The winner is..."
It turned out that Hyokui's cheerleading team had been supporting him with great force.
But when Fuji showed his transcendent strength and killed the game, even though Atobe hadn't played yet, they were in a situation where they couldn't speak.
"Pah!"
"Of course the winner is..."
"Uncle!"
In this silent atmosphere, Atobe raised one hand high, snapped his fingers, and said confidently.
"Atobe!!"
"Atobe!!"
"The winner is Atobe!!"
As if they had found their backbone, the cheerleaders who had lost their goals began to support them again under his influence.
"It's really an exaggeration,"
Fuji said in admiration when he saw Atobe changing the atmosphere as soon as he walked off the court.
All of a sudden, the team's already low morale was raised again.
It can only be said that Atobe Keigo does have two brushes.
"But you may not be the one who wins."
Then Fuji passed Tezuka, and he stared at Atobe with a faint smile and said.
Seigaku's No. 1 singles.
Tezuka Kunimitsu! !
That was an old enemy that Fuji had struggled with many times, and one that he felt could be his lifelong rival.
"Which side do you want?"
Atobe and Tezuka stood in front of the net, ready to decide who would start the game.
"Front."
Tezuka simply replied without any extra words.
As Atobe turned the racket, he looked at the situation where he fell to the ground.
The racket's logo was turned upside down, indicating that Tezuka got the starting right.
"That's fine."
After being snatched away, Atobe didn't worry about anything. Instead, he easily picked up the racket and walked back to the baseline.
"."
Tezuka took the ball, glanced at Atobe, and then released the ball.
"Crack!!"
"Zizz!!"
As soon as the ball passed the net and hit the ground, it no longer bounced, but rolled back.
"15-0!"
"It's a zero serve!"
"Are you serious when you come up?"
After seeing the almost unsolvable serve, everyone realized Tezuka's serious attitude.
"Hmph"
"I see."
"It seems like it can last for a long time."
There is currently no way to crack a move like the Zero Serve.
Even Atobe, who could see through blind spots, couldn't fight back.
But he wasn't worried about losing points.
It was in response to the zero serve that he specially honed similar serves to combat it.
"30-0!!"
"40-0!!"
"Aigaku Tezuka won this game. Score"
"1-0!"
Without too much burden, Tezuka won the score with a zero serve at the beginning. .
"No matter how you look at it, it's an unsolvable serve."
Kise blinked, then closed his eyes and thought about the means he could use to fight now.
Apart from Tezuka's own mistakes, there seems to be no solution.
"If Atobe can't keep his serve, the match will be decided soon."
Akashi's attention was focused on Atobe. Through his eyes, Tezuka could hold on for a long time. Hit the zero serve.
And if Atobe cannot hold his serve, Tezuka will gain an overwhelming advantage and win.
"Looking at his confident look, he should be very confident."
Midorima pushed up his glasses and saw Atobe's calmness clearly.
"Huh?"
But when everyone saw Jibu's serving action clearly, they were slightly startled.
Because from the subtle movements of their wrists, they seemed to see similar shadows.
"Drink!
Bang !
" signs of emergence.
"How is that possible?"
"Is that a Phoenix serve?"
"No, it's not."
Following Kikumaru's screams and Fuji's denial, Atobe spoke with a confident smile.
"This move is called..."
"Tannhäuser serve!"
"This is specially prepared to deal with you."
He raised the racket and looked at Tezuka, his tone full of pride.
We studied the serves that Tezuka and Fuji were good at.
Atobe then found the trick and developed a Tannhäuser serve that rivaled it.
At first, Tannhäuser's serve had a slight bounce, but after watching Teiko Shiratsu's Rasengan serve, he made a slight change and tried to drive his wrist to add more spin before serving.
The result was the creation of the perfect Tannhäuser serve.
This is a move that is truly comparable to Phoenix serve and Zero serve.
Keigo Atobe is not just playing around when he goes abroad.
The perfect Tannhäuser serve is the same as the Zero serve and the Phoenix serve. Unless the user makes a mistake, it is almost impossible to have a bounce trajectory.
Because of this, he was able to win the serve stably.
"The falling speed and rotation are different from the Phoenix serve and the zero serve."
"But the effect is almost the same."
"And the smooth hand movements,"
Momoi recorded in his notebook. The situation of one goal was very surprising.
Atobe's serving action is slightly different from Fuji's.
"Pay more attention to the strength of the wrist."
After roughly judging the situation, she became curious about the next game.
"0-30!"
"0-40!"
"1-1!!"
"Come on! Tezuka, let's see which of us can't hold on first!"
(End of this chapter)