Prince of Tennis Nioh Phantom

The trick of "Impermanence" is a test of Nioh's tennis skills and his control over the tennis racquet.

Although the control is not required to be meticulous, but to beat the No. 1 tennis player in this game, thanks to the full use of Nioh's spiritual power!

However, because of this, Nioh, who wants to win the game at the very end of the game, is much more embarrassed than the No. 1 team in terms of appearance and reality.

- "Impermanence" is a technique-based technique, which does not rely so much on "strength and body speed". Naturally, it is necessary to find supplements from the two aspects of "spiritual power and technology."

Bang! Bang! Bang!

"Different Dimension-Legendary Warrior" exuded the same pressure as the abyss of the deep sea, and he attacked the opposite side of the net again with a horizontal knife.

At this time, the samurai sword was so fast that people could not see the shadow of the sword.

[It's the end]

Opposite the net, for a moment, the blonde high school player thought when he saw the silver light flash by.

He doesn't need to think carefully, he can think of it with intuition like inspiration--

The white-haired junior high school student on the opposite side of the net is actually not as good at this tennis match as the superficial "Phantom, Echizen Nanjiro".

Only with this faster and faster pace, he can think-Nioh wants to end the game quickly.

For the junior high school kid, the three-set game is an out-and-out "protracted battle" most of the time. And when they face high school students of the level of Byōdōin Hōō, the adjective is added before the term "protracted war", which becomes "hard and protracted war".

So, dragging the game into the third set, Byōdōin Hōō thought he had the advantage.

However, he thought he was the No. 1 team with an advantage. He, as well as other high school players and coaches, still underestimated Nioh's tennis before that.

--No one of them underestimates Echizen Nanjiro, a legendary samurai who is famous in professional tennis, even if the opponent has retired for more than ten years.

However, none of them really believe that "Nioh Phantom"||ying" can do this kind of thing!

Snapped!

"30:15, Nioh scored!"

"Nioh Phantom" is more than just putting a mental shell on Nioh himself to cosplay a certain tennis player. If this is the case, Byōdōin Hōō will not be as unstoppable as the wolf fox, and even have a seemingly retreat mentality in his heart.

[I know it’s not Echizen Nanjiro at all!]

Towards the end of the game, Byōdōin Hōō's physical strength had been consumed too much. He didn't hit the ball hard enough before, but the anger in his heart was still suffocated, but it was far better than ever before.

- When he returned home from that World Cup, he was not as aggrieved as he is now!

Intellectually, he knew that the person facing him was not Echizen Nanjiro at all, but he repeatedly treated him with the attitude and emotion of facing the "legendary samurai" as if he had been cursed by the opponent.

--This kind of mental power induction is already a manifestation of the use of mental power technology to its peak.

Although not a mentally-specialized tennis player, Byōdōin Hōō, who has found many opponents and played many games abroad, is also familiar with "mental power and technical tennis". He has encountered more than one who is biased towards certain aspects. Tennis player. (Not to mention foreign countries, there is more than one "partial" player in the U17 training camp-although the No. 1 army did not personally

I have played this type of "myself" several times. )

Bang! Bang! Bang!

The unstoppable anger, as well as the extremely aggrieved emotions in the heart, sometimes act as a "burning aid" in court matches-allowing tennis players to occasionally "burst out of the small universe" to kill their opponents.

But this game is obviously not like the above.

Nioh player said that although he let go of the game and the result was a bit drifting, his attitude towards the game has always been serious and cautious!

--He will never let himself wave and capsize the boat again!

Snapped!

Be careful and cautious.

Until the last ball hits the ground.

"6: 1--"

The third game, the last game, is over.

"The third set is over--"

"Nioh Masaharu VS Byōdōin Hōō, the big score is 2-1, Nioh wins!"

call

it's finally over.

He relaxed in his heart, and when the last ball landed, he took back the "phantom" without leaving a word of "Echizen Nanjiro", only cheered a little in his heart.

The silver-haired middle school player raised his hand, lifted his forehead hair that became sticky due to sweat, and curled his lips, very calmly revealing that he is now "not like a winner". Very embarrassed.

The voice of a certain black hat vice minister who was not reserved at all yelled "Win in one fell swoop" seemed to echo in his ears. Although Nioh was very tired, he was in a great mood now.

Therefore, before he got off the court and had a polite post-match conversation with the senior high school student opposite the net, he began to "appreciate" everyone's expressions.

--Of course, he was still very cautious and didn't directly and blatantly ignore the murderous Byodoin senior on the opposite side of the net in this "post-match etiquette" moment.

He just glanced at the expressions of other people from the corner of his eye.

--Most middle school students are excited and confused in their expressions, as expected.

Exceptional junior high school students. Well, his Rikkai teammates are all exceptions. They are not at a loss. Instead, they have expressions of "it is so, as it should be" and "as it should be".

As for most high school students, their expressions were shocked and heavy, which was also expected by Nioh.

No matter what kind of personal attitude they have towards Byōdōin Hōō, Byōdōin Hōō in the U17 training camp is the No. 1 auspicious of high school students in the first army.

The boss of the army lost in the three-set (good Zhao) game and played the game seriously. How can high school students who are under No.1 have the confidence to face the winners of the younger generation?

After this game, I am afraid that no one can have any "predecessor's advice" in front of Nioh.

However, Tanegashima Shuji and Mōri Juzaburō, these two treat Nioh, have always been in the "straightforward predecessor" mode-the open state.

- Just like Hara Tetsuya complained to Pingshan's, with such a thick layer of "loving the younger generation" filter, how did Mōri Juzaburō smear his eyes?

Ps. Masaharu, although his mouth is calling XX senior, but at his current mental age, he does not really consider [most seniors] as "seniors"-he automatically matches "from high school to high school three The "Peer Status" of "Seniors".

Pps, a short chapter ww, finally put away the tail of the previous chapter.

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