我打排球真的很弱 by 斯诺克 (Snooker)
"But everyone thinks I am very strong."
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Kobayashi Aotori, who was once an "ordinary person" in the volleyball club, has now transmigrated to become the "volleyball genius" who just defeated Kageyama.
Deciding to stay a...
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THE PERFORMANCE of the crowd behind the screen was only more apparent in the audience at Tokyo Gymnasium. Compared to the previous low whispers, the audience's reaction could only be described as an uproar at this moment.
Not for any other reason, but just because after observing Kobayashi Aotori's serve up close on the screen, even just watching the video, they unconsciously felt the overwhelming pressure almost spilling out of the screen.
Of course, there was also the moment when they saw the ball that seemed to be going out of bounds, but after seeing the shadow covering the boundary, their initial shock was replaced by a strong sense of helplessness.
—One wonders, if it wasn't Yaku Morisuke standing there at that moment, but them, could they still think rationally, facing such a ball that seemed to toy with their minds time and time again, without going mad?
Therefore, they could only sincerely sigh, Kobayashi Aotori he—
...He's simply, simply too terrifying.
—All the spectators cheered in astonishment. At this moment, their cheers were no longer just for Shiratorizawa, nor solely for Kobayashi Aotori; they were purely shocked by that serve which could only be called a miracle.
When everyone thought the point was lost, the replay harshly slapped them and the commentators in the face!
Meanwhile, in everyone's minds, they couldn't help but recall the reactions of the players on the court during the uproar.
Although vaguely, they seemed to remember that while everyone was reacting variously to Aotori's "lost point", the players on the court were only slightly surprised for a second. Once they realized the referee hadn't made a call, their expressions returned to utmost focus.
When everyone was eager to lean forward and listen to the referee's discussion, it seemed two people didn't join in and stayed out of the crowd.
And those two who stood apart seemed to represent different emotions.
If Yaku's stunned reaction was disbelief at seeing the shadow of the volleyball on the line, harboring some hope, not stepping forward; then Aotori's standing in place conveyed a sense of calm confidence and amusement watching the fun as if he was sure of victory.
—The human mind is peculiar. Before knowing the result, seeing Aotori standing there, everyone instinctively thought he was lamenting his "failure." After learning the result, everyone had an "aha" moment:
So, he knew it would be in from the start!!
The joke's on us!!
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ON THE COURT
Seeing the result of that serve, the originally tense Yaku instead let out a sigh of relief. His rare slightly helpless expression surfaced as he looked at the expressionless Aotori across from him, about to reflect inwardly, two heads, one gray and one black, suddenly filled his view.
