inspire-indiana Chapter 545: The Light Hitting Stage, Ending the Game Quickly
Chapter 545: The Light Hitting Stage, Ending the Game Quickly
Chapter 545: The Light Hitting Stage, Ending the Game Quickly
At this moment.
in the audience.
In the area where the Free State U-17 team was located, the atmosphere suddenly changed subtly.
Ralph Reinhardt's originally relaxed face suddenly became serious. His eyes were fixed on the field, as if he saw something extremely important that made him solemn.
There was a hint of nervousness in his eyes, and the corners of his mouth, which were originally slightly upturned, were now tightly pursed into a straight line. There seemed to be tiny beads of sweat oozing out of his forehead, gleaming faintly under the lights of the stadium.
"What's wrong, captain?"
Dudu Obondu was watching the game with great interest. He caught a glimpse of Ralph Reinhardt's strange behavior out of the corner of his eye and asked in surprise.
His eyes were wide open with confusion, and his mouth was slightly open, as if he couldn't believe the change in the captain he saw.
"The opponent's skill used the technique of light hitting the ball."
Alan Hopkins took over the conversation with a serious look and a hint of surprise in his tone.
He frowned slightly, his gaze fixed on the figure on the court who was swinging the racket to hit the ball, his eyes full of scrutiny and thought.
“You could even say that light shots have been incorporated into it.”
He continued, his voice unconsciously lowered, as if he was afraid that others would hear this astonishing discovery.
"However."
Alan Hopkins paused for a moment, as if to organize his words so that everyone could better understand what he was going to say next.
"The light shots he incorporated are not just any light shots."
His eyes became more and more profound, staring closely at the trajectory of the tennis ball on the court, as if trying to decipher more mysteries from it.
"It's the light shot from Phase 2."
He finally spit out this key information, and after saying it, he shook his head slightly, as if he found this situation unbelievable.
The next moment, Alan Hopkins straightened up, cleared his throat, and prepared to give everyone a detailed explanation.
"I think everyone should know this."
He raised his voice slightly and glanced around at his teammates to make sure everyone was listening to him carefully.
"Light hit and dark hit."
He continued, with a hint of confidence in his eyes, as if to say that this was basic knowledge that everyone should know.
"In fact, many people know that these two exist, but they don't know anything more profound."
He narrowed his eyes slightly, as if recalling some distant information.
"And the profound content is that whether it is light hitting or dark hitting, it is actually divided into three stages."
As he spoke, he raised his hand, stretched out three fingers, and shook them gently in the air to emphasize his tone.
"The first stage is to give tennis its own flavor."
He lowered a finger, his expression serious, his tone calm but with an unquestionable sense of authority.
"The second stage is to give tennis its own will."
He put down another finger, his eyes widening slightly, as if to emphasize the importance and uniqueness of this stage.
"As for the third stage, it is still unclear, but it definitely exists."
He lowered his last finger, clasped his hands in front of his chest, and his eyes revealed a hint of awe for the unknown.
Having said that, Alan Hopkins took a deep look at Echizen Nanjiro and Echizen Ryoma standing beside him.
His gaze lingered on the two of them for a moment, and many complex emotions seemed to flash across his eyes. In the end, he simply took back the last sentence he wanted to say and just sighed softly.
Not only that, in the original work, there are other multi-directional basic enhancements in terms of light hitting.
It can be called a special type of light shot.
Light Shot Smash B - The light shot takes on the trajectory of Smash B, performed by Echizen Ryoma.
The ball drew a unique arc in the air, with powerful rotation and speed, as bright and threatening as a meteor.
Light Strike Hope - the power does not spread outward, but is concentrated in the ball, performed by Echizen Ryoma.
When he hit this ball, the entire stadium seemed to quiet down, and everyone could feel the tremendous energy contained in the ball, like a small universe about to explode.
360° Rotating Light Shot - Rotating the body 360°, it can directly hit back the light shot that cannot be hit back, performed by Echizen Ryoma.
His flexible body spins quickly on the court like a dancer, but with deadly attacking power, making it difficult for opponents to defend themselves.
Super-large light shot - with the blessing of teammates in the other dimension, the super-large light shot in reality is performed by the Phoenix of Byodoin.
The ball was like a cannonball, with overwhelming momentum, and it directly created a storm on the field.
"This Tokugawa Kazuya is not ordinary."
Ralph Reinhardt said this with profound meaning.
He tilted his head slightly, narrowed his eyes, and looked carefully at Tokugawa Kazuya's figure on the field, as if he wanted to see through him.
Immediately, he shut his mouth and said no more. He just stood there quietly, his arms folded across his chest, his eyes revealing a hint of solemnity and contemplation.
Putting aside the discussions in the stands, the situation on the court is changing dramatically.
As the players of the British U-17 team's doubles match were blown off the field one after another, the whole process was as fast and fierce as a storm.
The first match of the U-17 World Cup Tournament between the British U-17 team and the Swiss U-17 team ended abruptly.
The speed was so fast that the entire audience felt it was outrageous.
The audience was originally looking forward to watching a wonderful match, their eyes were fixed on the field, and they even blinked for fear of missing any exciting moments.
However, this sudden change left them stunned. Some of them kept their mouths open for a long time, their faces filled with astonishment and disbelief.
Some people looked at each other, as if asking each other what was going on;
Some people even rubbed their eyes, thinking they were seeing things.
"Sanada-senpai, Akutsu-senpai."
Kitagawa spoke softly to Akutsu and Genichirō Sanada with a gentle smile on his face.
His smile looks friendly.
"The doubles match is up to you guys."
He raised his hand slightly and pointed in the direction of the playing field, his tone steady but with an unquestionable trust.
"Again, quick victory."
He patted their shoulders gently and spoke encouragingly.
Upon hearing this, Akutsu and Genichirō Sanada nodded heavily.
Akutsu's eyes revealed a fierceness and impatience. He clenched his fists tightly, and his knuckles turned slightly white due to the force.
Genichirō Sanada had a serious expression and a determined look in his eyes. He raised his head slightly and looked directly at the arena.
Then, the two of them walked straight towards the court. Their steps were firm and powerful, and every step was like stepping on a battlefield, with a momentum of moving forward courageously.
And in the team, Pete Lambiel opened and closed his mouth.
His eyes were full of confusion and hesitation, as if he wanted to say something but was not sure whether he should say it.
His brows furrowed slightly, his mouth opened and closed slightly, repeating this several times, but in the end he said nothing.
Then he saw Alexander Amadeus beside him.