"It's not good."
"There's still one round left. If Fuji can't hold on, he'll be killed."
Kikumaru became unusually nervous and said after seeing such adversity.
"But in such an environment, let alone launching a counterattack, it is difficult to resist."
Inui Sadaharu flipped through his notebook, but he also had no clue about this situation.
Kise's explosive ability is so powerful, and paired with the free combination of personnel and moves, it is really difficult to compete.
"Tezuka, do you think Fuji can win?"
Kawamura Takashi looked at Tezuka, who had been crossing his arms and remained unmoved, and turned his head and asked.
"have no idea"
Shaking his head, Tezuka did not give a clear answer.
Even from his point of view, this game is relatively complicated.
Although Kise might win in the end, Fuji might also be able to find some way to break the game.
The outcome of the game will only be known at the last moment.
Compared with Fuji's precipitation, Kise is much more exposed.
"Hahu."
He was panting continuously, sweat had begun to cover his forehead, and he was no longer as relaxed as before.
"You've gone too far."
Looking at Kise, Akashi reminded him.
"It seems so"
Reaching out to wipe his sweat, Kise responded with a wry smile.
He still underestimated the cost of imitating difficult characters.
While outright imitations of Akashi and Shirazu are avoided, Atobe and Tezuka both squander a lot of his energy.
This is why he has no intention of imitating these four people in the future.
Because the price is too high.
Just the movements and moves of Akutsu, Sanada, and Fuji are pretty good.
The range that can be adapted and tolerated is relatively broad, but the level of the four major ministers will appear to be particularly dangerous.
"If we don't use your strength, there is no problem in persisting for most of the game."
"But once it is involved, the available time will be greatly reduced."
“The gain outweighs the loss.”
His body couldn't bear that kind of out-of-standard imitation, so that his physical strength was now more exhausted than imagined.
But the better luck is that as long as you persist for one more round, you can win the game.
He still has such physical strength.
"Indecisiveness leads to disaster."
When Kise was about to walk onto the field, Akashi said something to him.
"ah?"
Even if his cultural literacy is not very good, he can somewhat understand the meaning.
Akashi meant to let him take it down directly with full firepower, so as not to cause any accidents later.
(Akaashi-chan is right)
(Solve it neatly and in one go)
(Perhaps the proper way.)
Standing on the court holding the racket and looking at Fuji who was about to serve, Kise agreed.
"A game?"
Fuji threw the ball and bounced on the ground. At the same time, he glanced at Kise, who was still in a state of perfect imitation, and murmured in a low voice.
mind, eye, style
Under such circumstances, Fuji hit the ball hard.
The rotational force concentrated on the ball was astonishing.
"This is.?"
Kise, who had just received the ball, felt the violent turbulence coming from the racket.
It's as fast as a storm!
A whip shot was fired, and combined with Murasakibara's strength, he hit the ball back violently.
"boom!!"
"15-0!"
"Out of bounds!"
But what is surprising is that the ball did not hit the court, but hit the bottom line with a slight gap.
"A mistake?"
The unexpected out-of-bounds ball caused many people to look at Kise strangely, wondering why he made such a mistake.
(Giving a lot of spin to the ball in the future, trying to prevent me from making other moves.)
Excessive force or rotation can make it difficult for the opponent to counterattack.
The spin given to the serve by Fuji was so powerful that Kise's "Storm" was even affected by it and deviated from the track, thus going out of bounds.
"Snapped!"
Serving again, still with more intense spin, Fuji completely changed his style of play.
It's as soft as a forest!
There is no deliberate attempt to imitate other people's outfits, just Sanada's own posture can handle it.
The strong spin on the dropped ball was eliminated, and the ball was easily returned, followed by Fuji's return shot in the form of a friction remake.
"Guard of Hekatonk Switzerland?!"
"But will it work for Kise Ryota in that situation?"
This move is already well-known to everyone on the street, and they are skeptical about this move played by Fuji.
Normally, that would be an extremely powerful skill, but now facing the all-powerful Kise, that might not be a good choice.
(Why does he keep hitting hard spin?)
Whether it is serving or returning the ball, Fuji has chosen a large number of balls with spin power.
Although it was used to interfere with Kise's counterattack, it would never be possible to score smoothly once Kise realized the intention.
"Snapped!"
Using "Forest" to eliminate it again, Kise looked at Fuji running and had a bad feeling in his heart.
"He is interfering with Kise-kun's counterattack and is constantly increasing the level of confrontation."
Kuroko actually understood Fuji's approach and felt that his judgment was brilliant.
Being able to make the right choice in such a backward situation shows that Fuji Shusuke did not lose his calm, but found a way to deal with it.
"He wasn't thinking about attacking."
"It's about strengthening our defense."
"The goal is to drain Kise's energy."
Inui Sadaharu explained the best approach to his teammates, while feeling surprised in his heart.
(In order to win, you would rather pick up the defensive style of play again)
There was a time when he switched from a defensive style to an offensive style of play.
But now it's back to its original state
But the difference from the first time is that this time Fuji is doing it for victory.
"In that case."
"Just deal with it quickly!"
Kise didn't have any plans to make ink marks. He figured out Fuji's thoughts, and he directly imitated the combination of Thousands of Tempered and Murasakibara.
"Oops! It took a lot of hard work!"
"Many of Fuji's moves have been restrained!"
Although Thousands of Refinements is just a seamless transitional move, its applicability is still obvious.
"boom!"
He hit the ball back with a swing, and the ball with double spin was frozen in the court.
"15-15!"
The defense was penetrated, but Fuji did not panic, but went to the baseline and hit the serve with excessive spin again.
But then Kise used a lot of hard work to cooperate with Murasakibara's defense and strength to fight him back.
"Typing it out again"
"Hekatonk's Swiss Guard faces double the blow."
"Fu Er used the same moves to fight back."
I don't understand the meaning of Fuji's insistence on using one move. He obviously has more moves for him to choose from.
"Why does he insist on using this trick?"
Even Kise didn't understand what he was thinking.
"15-30!!"
Losing points again meant that the end point was approaching, and Kise would win the game with just two more goals.
(Score one more point.)
(The last remaining point can be ended stably with the power and moves of Oshirazu and Okaashi.)
Putting aside Fuji's motives, Kise has his own clear goals.
As long as he scores one more point, he can use the perfect imitation to drive Shirazu and Akashi's moves and power without any thought and end the game.
There will be no doubt that it will be his victory!
Next ball.
Will be the most critical point!
(End of chapter)
