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

Mitsugu was also shocked.

You know, this is Tokugawa. Training day after day, he has polished various basic skills to the extreme, a player with an extremely solid foundation.

How could such a person make such a low-level mistake as a bad serve?

If he hadn't been rational enough, Mitsuya might have thought that he was hallucinating!

"So...what exactly happened?"

Others, such as Tanejima, Irie, and even Byodoin and Oni, became interested in the scene before them.

Especially Byodoin.

Before Ishikawa appeared, he regarded the other party as his number one toy. If he hadn't been defeated by Ishikawa, given the character of Byodoin, he would probably have started teasing Tokugawa at this time.

"Appeared!"

And this time.

On the side of the junior high school students, Kirihara, Jackal and others clenched their fists in excitement: "Yukimura (beach) is depriving the five senses!"

"Well"

The bottom line of the court.

Tokugawa glanced at his left hand holding the racket, frowning: "The sense of touch has disappeared?!"

At this time, his arm seemed to be paralyzed, and he had no feeling at all when holding the racket.

but

The disappearance of the sense of touch was a bit too outrageous for Tokugawa.

"call."

Take a breath.

Tokugawa hit the tennis ball again.

Because of his previous experience, when he controls the ball, he plays more based on his serving experience.

This time, the tennis ball fell in bounds.

Yukimura on the opposite side quickly counterattacked the tennis ball. Tokugawa took action again and fought fiercely with his opponents.

Bang!

Bang!

Bang!

The two exchanged blows quickly.

Everything seemed to be just an illusion, and Tokugawa's deprivation of touch seemed to have never happened.

"Ok?"

But at some point.

Tokugawa was about to swing his racket, but suddenly felt that his vision was quickly dimming. In an instant, his eyes turned into pitch black.

Snapped!

Rao is so.

Tokugawa still relied on his own reflexes to hit the tennis ball over.

but.

Yukimura on the opposite side jumped up and made a smash.

boom!

next moment.

Pale yellow light bloomed at Tokugawa's feet.

"0-15!"

The referee spoke.

The stadium quickly became quiet.

Tokugawa, who was facing darkness, was particularly sensitive to this quiet environment.

"Tactile, visual!"

Tokugawa frowned, and a strong fluctuation flashed through his unfocused eyes: "I didn't expect that there is a second player in this world who can deprive others of their five senses."

Chapter 362: Tie-break, Yukimura’s ability evolves

Destroy the five senses.

Tokugawa had learned this trick from Ishikawa. At that time, he was put into an extremely embarrassing and dangerous situation.

But now, he met the second junior high school student with this ability-Yukimura Seiichi!

Can the same two flowers bloom in the same world?

Previously.

Tokugawa once thought it was impossible.

But what happened in front of him made his original thoughts waver. At the same time, Tokugawa's originally calm mood also had strong fluctuations due to the deprivation of his five senses.

If anything, he had only initially confirmed his premonition of competing with Yukimura. Now, he finally found the source of that strong premonition.

Deprive your five senses!

The opponent is like the second Ishikawa, both in terms of skills and all-round ability, they are too similar.

Swish!

Open your eyes.

Tokugawa looked at the dark scene in front of him, and a ray of light suddenly flashed through his dull eyes.

"Isn't this guy too calm?"

Outside the court, Kirihara and the others were very surprised. In their imagination, a player who had his five senses destroyed by Yukimura would be somewhat nervous even if he was calm.

however.

At this time, Tokugawa was only slightly surprised and then regained his composure. It was as if his five senses had not been deprived.

"Hmph, I'm afraid this person is pretending to be calm."

Jackal sneered: "After all, it is impossible for a person who has been deprived of his five senses to not even react at all. The more he behaves like this, the more it proves that he is guilty."

Hear the words.

Many junior high school students nodded in approval.

Because if it were them, it would be very possible for them to do such a thing.

Bang!

Bang!

Bang!

The game continues.

Deprived of sight and touch, Tokugawa operations were virtually unaffected. With his competition experience, he can compete with his opponents just by relying on his hearing.

"So strong!"

Tachibana, Chitose and others were shocked.

If it were them, they would never be able to achieve this level. You can imagine how solid their basic skills are.

Bang!

But the next moment.

Yukimura's return ball bounced off Tokugawa's feet, but the latter had no reaction.

"Game!"

"Second Army Yukimura, 6-5!"

crucial moment.

Yukimura broke his opponent's serve and achieved a go-ahead lead, taking the crucial victory in the first set into his own hands.

"Well!"

Seeing this, Mitsugu's eyes darkened: "So, what was deprived of this time was hearing?"

Vision, touch, hearing.

For humans, this is an essential ability for survival. Even people who are deaf, mute, and blind at the same time still have basic touch.

but now.

Tokugawa was deprived of all three senses.

The eyes of the other high school students all sank, because if they were to put themselves in Tokugawa's perspective, they could not imagine whether their spirit and emotions would collapse.

"Is this the end?"

While the junior high school students were excited, they also felt a little unbelievable.

In the previous games, it was so difficult for the junior high school students. Even Nioh and Shiraishi who were victorious had to do their best to succeed.

And now.

How could Yukimura defeat his opponent so easily?

Could it be that this high school student named Tokugawa is too weak?

Do not!

The junior high school students shook their heads.

This is not because Tokugawa is not strong, but because Yukimura is too strong. His level has surpassed that of a junior high school student in the general sense.