[Mainnet King] It’s not too much to use magic to play ball, right?

Amamiya Arashi looked at Yukimura and Sanada who entered the court with rackets in hand: "The game is about to begin."

By turning the racket to decide, Yukimura got the right to serve.

"One set match, Yukimura Seiichi VS Sanada Genichiro! Yukimura serves."

"First serve!"

As the referee's voice fell, the game officially began.

Facing Sanada, whom he has known since childhood, Yukimura was not careless and hit the ball with a spin.

After Sanada successfully counterattacked, Yukimura ran in a certain direction without any hesitation.

His precise prediction of where the tennis ball will land and his smooth movements when swinging the racket made many onlookers gasp in admiration.

Tennis balls went back and forth between the two for dozens of rounds, and finally ended with Yukimura putting more force on one of the balls.

……

After many attempts to resolve Sanada's moves, Yukimura Seiichi successfully scored a point.

……

"15:0!"

"30:0!"

"40:0!"

"Game Yukimura Seiichi, 2:0!"

This is not good.

Sanada looked at the relaxed young tamed opposite him with a very serious expression.

In this game, due to Yukimura's understanding of Sanada and Yukimura's own ability to see through the ball's path, he found the landing point of the ball with little effort and successfully returned the ball.

On the contrary, Sanada himself has been running all over the field to save the ball, causing a thin layer of sweat on his body now.

Although Sanada still has plenty of physical strength now, he knows that if he continues like this, he will definitely lose! After all, Yukimura's five senses have not been used yet, and his 'invisible trigger' has no effect on Yukimura.

Perhaps Sanada stood still for too long, causing Yukimura to worry.

"What's wrong, Genichiro? Are you going to give up now?" Yukimura's slightly worried voice sounded on the field.

Seeing his little boy standing on the opposite side gasping for breath without any response, as if he was about to give up, Yukimura was inevitably a little anxious. After all, losing the game was not terrible, but he was afraid of losing confidence in himself.

Sanada, who realized that he had been thinking for too long and made Kodome worried, blushed slightly and apologized: "I'm sorry, Seiichi, for making you worry. But I won't give up!" After that, he Hold the racket tightly with your hands.

Genichiro Sanada bent down and tapped the racket, adjusting his hand and ball feel while practicing kendo. After adjusting his condition to the extreme, he threw the tennis ball into the sky.

"As fast as the wind"

With a 'pop' sound, Sanada was seen swinging the racket quickly, and the tennis ball flew across the net at extremely fast speeds and rushed to the opposite side. Most of the spectators only saw the afterimages left by the tennis ball.

This scene almost shocked the entire audience!

Genichiro Sanada also caught Seiichi Yukimura off guard with his new move and successfully scored a goal.

"0-15"

"0-30"

"15-30"

"all"

……

Watching Genichiro Sanada use "Fight Like the Wind" to fight Seiichi Yukimura back and forth, Arashi Amamiya in the audience began to ask Renji Yanagi what he thought of this move.

"This move 'Quick as the Wind' has shadows of swordsmanship," Yanagi Renji answered Amamiya Arashi while writing a series of information in his notebook, "I heard that Genichiro Sanada started practicing kendo at the age of four, and now he is very good at kendo. His attainments have already reached the national level, and this move 'Quick as the Wind' was probably created after he integrated kendo into tennis."

After saying this, Liu Lian'er thought thoughtfully, "I once saw this sentence in "Sun Tzu's Art of War: Famous Quotes" written by country Z: It is as fast as the wind, its speed is like the forest, it invades like fire, and it is as motionless as a mountain. "It's as hard to know as the clouds, and it moves like thunder."

"When taking advantage of a weak point to attack, the action must be as fast as the wind. Quickly and then the enemy cannot defend itself." Amamiya Arashi said casually, "It is as fast as the wind to express the style of rapid attack. Sanada's move really lives up to its name. , which should not be underestimated~”

"Indeed." Liu smiled slightly, "But if Sanada-kun can't win this point, there will be no chance in the future."

"You mean Sanada will be swept six to zero?"

"Yes, although Sanada-kun is slightly stronger than Yukimura-kun in terms of physical strength, it is only a little. Besides, Sanada-kun's 'invisible trigger' and newly revealed move 'quick wind' can easily cause great damage to counterattacks." The impact makes it difficult for the opponent to fight back. But Yukimura-kun is not one of those ordinary players..."

"You're right... Yukimura-kun's tennis skills are very strong, and his mental skills that can cause people to lose sight and hearing have not yet been used. Sanada-kun is indeed very likely to lose 0-6. "To Yukimura-kun" Amamiya Arashi looked at the two people present thoughtfully.

As the conversation between the two ended, the referee's voice also came from the field.

"Game Yukimura Seiichi, 3:0!"

Although Sanada's ball speed is very fast, there is no pressure on Yukimura. The previous few balls were lost because he did not have time to predict the speed of the ball. But now, with his strong mental power and solid tennis skills, he just lost the ball. You can tell the rough landing point of the ball by listening to the sound of the ball hitting the ball.

……

After learning about Yotame Ran's new moves and understanding that the opponent's current strength was roughly at that level, Yukimura decided to speed up the game.

"Genichiro, I'm going to take away your vision~"

After hearing what Yukimura said to Sanada, there was a commotion in the audience.

"Deprived of vision? Is this really possible?"

"It's not impossible. I heard that someone didn't dare touch tennis anymore after playing with that little boy with blue and purple hair..."

"Demon... beat people to the point of giving up tennis..."

……

The moment he heard Yukimura's words, the scene in front of Sanada disappeared. Now he could only 'see' darkness in front of him and listen to the sound of tennis balls falling to the ground.

From the perspective of the spectators outside the court, it was Sanada holding a tennis racket with his eyes blank and trying to fight back, but he couldn't hit the ball every time.

……

As time gradually passed, the score also came to 6-0.

"Game set and match, won by Seiichi Yukimura, score 6:0!"

"The winner of the U14 singles competition in this JR Competition is Seiichi Yukimura."

As the referee's voice fell, Sanada also got rid of the influence of 'blindness' and regained his sight.

As the game ended and the award ceremony was completed, Seiichi Yukimura planned to return to Kanagawa with Genichiro Sanada.