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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IT'S, IT'S JUST UNBELIEVABLE! Watching the other side make a ready position, looking expressionless at the volleyball coming into his "arms," everyone suddenly felt a familiar illusion...
...This scene, haven't they seen it somewhere before...?
"... It's, it's that monster-like prediction...!" In the crowd, someone muttered, and in an instant, it was like a stone thrown into a still lake, everyone gasped in shock:
That's right! It's this feeling!
It's this move that allowed Shiratorizawa to dominate the Interhigh court, with an absolute defense that left no room for the opponent's attacks!
It has appeared again! Kobayashi Aotori's prophetic defense!!
The whole place was in an uproar!
Komori clenched his teeth, his face showing an unusual grim expression. Again, again...?
Undoubtedly, among everyone present, Komori is the one who understands Aotori's terrifying receiving ability the most. After all, in that match, he played a "receiving competition" game face-to-face with Kobayashi Aotori.
...At that time, even I, who was full of energy, was defeated by default, let alone now after experiencing great exhaustion!
Kobayashi Aotori unintentionally, with his misunderstanding of the coach's instructions, used a "Tian Ji's Horse Racing" strategy.
T.N.; "Tian Ji's Horse Racing" is a famous Chinese fable from the "Warring States" period. It is often cited to illustrate strategic thinking and the importance of clever tactics.
Thus, under everyone's watchful eyes, the ball was effortlessly received by Kobayashi Aotori with incredible precision, while they could only stand helplessly across the net, watching this scene unfold.
As the volleyball made a crisp sound between Kobayashi Aotori's forearms, it soared into the air. However, before everyone could recover from the shock of Kobayashi Aotori's sudden appearance, a figure rushed out without hesitation—
"Bang—!!"
It's, it's Ushijima Wakatoshi! Some front-row spectators shouted in surprise.
This time, Ushijima chose to strike first.
That figure in the air was full of power, and Ushijima's usually calm eyes now showed a rare sharpness. His eyes were like blades, and with the volleyball in his hand, he smashed it fiercely into Itachiyama's court.
What followed was a refreshing roar.
—This, probably, is the thunderous "cannon" that the audience needed after such a long standoff!
Amid the enthusiastic cheers, the commentator's long-suppressed shout made it hard to believe that this was just the first point of this set.
Amidst the warm background noise, everyone looked at the two figures, momentarily speechless.
