Chapter 672 667 Twenty-Seven Dragons Flash!

Chapter 672 667. Twenty-seven Dragon Flashes!

"Ah, one day I will have a duel with you like this."

"That's great."

Looking at Shirazu who walked into the court, Atobe's face was full of joy.

There is no better moment for him than now.

Compared to the situation of Akashi, Tezuka, Yukimura and others before, Atobe Keigo has undoubtedly reached the peak now.

The skills and moves that have been integrated have been almost mastered in this week.

Look at the "momentum" that is now mastered, which is also a symbol of success.

"I just feel noisy."

Shirazu can't feel the oppression and panic brought by the shouting all over the sky.

The only thing he feels awkward is the endless shouting and the blood-boiling song.

(As Atobe performs, it will also change into a personal song.)

(Adverse wind will make him more and more courageous, and favorable wind will make him indescribably powerful.)

Akashi just explained to him the importance of "momentum" once.

That's why Shirazu thinks that Atobe is playing the "idealism" series.

So no matter whether it's a favorable or unfavorable situation, you're always taking advantage, right?

The last time I saw a player using an idealism move was Yukimura, but he had to meet certain conditions to use it. How could you play BGM at the beginning?

And it also has an exclusive personal song?

Isn't this the treatment of the Byodoin Kryptonian period?

"Then, it's coming"

Without caring about the impact, Atobe just threw the ball up and hit the first ball.

"Bang!!"

"Is it Absolute Zero World?"

It was an extremely strong serve, using Atobe's unique world-class move developed by the combination of the Ice Emperor, Ice Time and Space, and Mind Freeze.

Freeze the opponent's consciousness the moment he receives the ball, and drive him into the air by the shock of the ball, distorting his posture and balance so that he can't fight back.

"For ordinary players, that would be a very tricky move, right?"

Although the definition is "ordinary", it already refers to some "genius, world-class" players.

For today's junior high school students, the standard of "ordinary" has also begun to rise, and it is no longer defined by ordinary people's tennis as in the past.

If used as a description, Kawamura Takashi may be within the scope of "ordinary" players.

"How will he deal with it?"

In the eyes of everyone, Shirazu just swung the racket in advance, and several crescent moons cut out.

The dark path crescent moon breaks!

When the first crescent moon touched the ball, it was affected by it and stagnated, but under the attack of the subsequent crescent moon, the power contained in the tennis ball was constantly offset.

The ball was attracted by the dark path in the air and could not get out smoothly in the end.

"It's so easy?"

Seeing the serve being broken, many people were shocked.

You have to know that the serve is not a move that can be easily taken. Even Tokugawa, who entered the Asura awakening, was beaten very badly.

But I didn't expect that Shirazu Chisei could block it so easily.

"As expected of you."

"This really makes people feel frustrated."

Seeing that his best serve was frozen in the air, Atobe raised his mouth and said.

"You are not the only ones who are making progress."

Shirazu just made a familiar posture, holding the racket in front of his chest like a sword, and holding his hands tightly.

"You want to play Nine-headed Dragon Flash?"

"But will it work on Atobe?"

"With Atobe's condition and eyesight, Nine-headed Dragon Flash can't do anything to him, right?"

Looking at Shirazu's appearance, everyone was puzzled. If it were in the past, they believed that this would be useful, because Nine-headed Dragon Flash is a lightning-fast offensive skill, and with Shirazu's strength, it will exert unimaginable power.

But facing Atobe, who has amazing insight and "momentum" bonus, whether it can work is a problem.

"Ah, watch me hit you all back!"

Facing it very confidently, Atobe had no intention of giving in.

It was just a Nine-Headed Dragon Flash. Unless it was combined with Akutsu's Alaya-vijnana, he had the confidence to hit it all back.

"Then you try it."

"Wow!"

Seeing Shiratsu sprinting and swinging the racket to hit the ball, everyone suddenly realized that this was not the same as the usual Nine-Headed Dragon Flash.

"What?!!"

"Bang bang bang bang bang bang bang!!"

"Bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang!!!"

"Bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang!!!!"

Countless sounds of hitting the ground were heard, and the continuous sound like firecrackers shocked everyone.

"15-0!"

The referee hesitated for a while, then took a look at the small potholes on the Atobe court and made a decision.

"Just now. What was that?"

"Nine-Headed Dragon Flash? How can there be so many ball paths?"

"It's just like Akutsu's Mumo-vijnana and Alaya-vijnana."

A group of people were stunned. They never expected that Shiratsu would play such a scene.

(He actually used the Nine-Headed Dragon Flash more than once?)

(The three-hit combo means that he used the Nine-Headed Dragon Flash three times in a row at the moment of hitting the ball.)

“Twenty-seven-Headed Dragon Flash.”

Atobe slowly read out the final number of attacks, and then he could hardly suppress the shock in his heart.

The Nine-Headed Dragon Flash was indeed within his ability to deal with.

He could even go as far as fifteen balls.

But if the Alaya-vijnana of Akutsu expanded to dozens, he would not be able to see through it.

And it is no wonder that Shirazu managed to do such a feat without the Unseen and Alaya-vijnana. It is no wonder that everyone was astonished.

"To perform three Nine-Headed Dragon Flashes in a split second."

Kise's eyes were shining. He had never expected such a thing to happen.

This was a skill that had never been shown in the future memories. It was really an unimaginable scene.

"Nine-Headed Dragon Flash, that's my favorite and best move."

Holding the racket, Shirazu responded calmly as if he was holding a real sword.

He could understand Hiko Seijuro's feelings very well. Although this move was a derivative of the Hiten Yujian Style, it was more practical.

Compared to the one-hit-kill Tensho Dragon Flash, the Nine-Headed Dragon Flash can be said to be very "brainless", especially when this move can be fired continuously.

"You, did you really not get the future memories?"

With a little doubt, Atobe suddenly doubted the statement of his peers.

You can easily pull out moves that we haven't seen in the future, and you still say you don't know "martial arts"?

"Ah? Don't get me wrong."

"No one stipulates that the Nine-Headed Dragon Flash can only be used once, right?"

"How far I can go is not something you can guess."

Hearing this, Bai Jin smiled confidently. He was indeed curious about his companions who had future memories. After all, to a large extent, many of his skills and moves had been exposed, and it was natural for them to be on guard.

But at the same time, Bai Jin also had a way to deal with it, which was to make secondary changes to most of the original basic moves.

Just like the "Nine-Headed Dragon Flash", everyone knew about it, so he simply didn't pretend anymore. I just used multiple bursts to hit the level of no consciousness or even Alaya consciousness.

I don't play the original moves, but the derivative skills. You shouldn't have seen this before, right?

Because Bai Jin didn't have the slightest idea of ​​improving these moves at first, but he had the idea after experiencing what happened to Akashi and the others.

So this time, in the battle with Atobe, he was also trying to test which of his current moves had been "seen".

Then he could make corrections based on "Nine-Headed Dragon Flash".

ps:

Twenty-Seven-Headed Dragon Flash is really a move from Kenshin Shinpian...

It does look a bit crude at first glance... but if you think about it, it seems to be just a faster way to fire bursts, so there's nothing wrong with it.