Chapter 122: Seihou's Ancient Martial Arts, Isn't That Just Walking with Opposite Limbs?

The ball, swatted away, failed to be secured by Bai Shui, revealing a clear gap between Bai Shui and Seihou in fundamentals; their reaction ability to such unexpected balls shows a distinct disparity.

Seihou's senior power forward grabbed the ball and shot from the outside, but just then, a hand reached out again.

Smack!

The shot was blocked, and this time it wasn't swatted away; it was a straight block-and-grab.

"How is that possible?!"

If the previous block was just a fluke, this time he was truly terrified.

"It was stopped."

"For real? A jump shot getting posterized!"

"Wow, who is this person? How could they stop that shot?"

Matsubara Ikken on the sidelines also jumped up from his seat with a grave expression, staring wide-eyed at everything happening on the court.

"Too fast! He managed to cross to the outside in such a short time and still block a jump shot; his physical ability is terrifying!" Matsubara Ikken said with a grave expression.

Yukimiya Kazuma held the ball, and Bai Shui's counterattack unfolded accordingly.

"Damn it!"

After being shaken stiff by the impact, Seihou's power forward hurriedly followed up to defend.

Yukimiya Kazuma was in no rush; dribbling steadily and terrifyingly, he carried the ball through the mid-court at a leisurely pace, driving straight into Seihou's interior. Once everyone was in position, he passed to Teruyama Daisuke, who immediately raised his hand and shot from beyond the three-point line.

"Such a decisive shot; does he have great confidence in his three-pointers?"

A first-year substitute from Seihou exclaimed in surprise.

"No! I think he must have great confidence in number five's rebounding, which is why he did this," Matsubara Ikken stated.

No sooner had the words left his mouth.

Teruyama Daisuke's three-pointer struck the back rim of the hoop.

"Rebound!"

The Seihou players on the court shouted.

Iwamura Tsutomu kept moving toward the paint to secure position, trying to claim the best rebounding spot, but after several attempts to push against Yukimiya Kazuma, he was surprised to find that Yukimiya Kazuma's strength was in no way inferior to his own.

Yukimiya Kazuma, watching the ball bounce away, relied on the rebounding sense and judgment brought by his 85.4 rebounding attribute, combined with his outstanding strength attribute, to take a single stride and reach the optimal position.

The gap he left behind was immediately filled by Takefusa Masaki, who struggled to tie up Seihou's interior.

Smack!

Yukimiya Kazuma leaped into the air and effortlessly secured the rebound, then threw the ball to Teruyama Daisuke, who was standing at a distance.

Teruyama Daisuke caught the ball and successfully scored on this shot.

Swish!

It was another three-pointer.

The score already reached 6:0.

Matsubara Ikken looked at the scoreboard not far away and was momentarily stunned.

Although he had estimated the level of this middle school team, Bai Shui Middle School, as high as possible, such an opening was not within his expectations!

"This is trouble."

Seihou High School, one of the 'Three Kings of Tokyo', had two core players on their team.

One was the sophomore Kasuga Takahira.

He was Seihou's point guard and the team's commander; in the point guard position, he was considered a strong player nationwide.

The other was the sophomore Iwamura Tsutomu.

Iwamura Tsutomu stood 187 centimeters tall; in a typical high school basketball club, he would be considered a decent center, but at this national level, he was undoubtedly small.

Nevertheless, Iwamura Tsutomu was rated by basketball journals as one of the top high school centers.

His advantage lay in Iwamura Tsutomu's strength; although only 187 centimeters tall, his weight reached 87 kilograms. This level of weight gave him a huge advantage in the paint; even without height, he could easily grab rebounds凭借 strength.

Yet, with strength and weight of this caliber, he gained no advantage whatsoever in his confrontation with Yukimiya Kazuma.

"It's strange; number five doesn't look very muscular, how can his strength be so great!"

The players on Seihou's bench asked in confusion.

"It's not visible on the surface, but in terms of muscle quality; don't let his appearance fool you, he actually has high-quality muscle all over his body. This is why he can balance strength and agility with such a build."

"Such solid muscles are not easy to train."

Matsubara Ikken scratched his head and said with a troubled expression: "However, is this guy really not the legendary 'Generation of Miracles'?"

"No way? I heard the Generation of Miracles all come from Teiko Middle School."

Smack~

Smack~

Smack~

On the court, Seihou launched another counterattack.

Kasuga Takahira brought the ball to the outside of the paint and passed it to Iwamura Tsutomu inside. Takefusa Masaki hurriedly moved up to stop him, but was ultimately forced through by the opponent's sheer strength.

"Such strong strength; I can't block it!"

Takefusa Masaki's expression changed; perhaps because Yukimiya Kazuma had suppressed the opponent twice in a row, he gained the courage to face this muscle man head-on, but reality was cruel.

The person Yukimiya Kazuma could actually guard; by the time he moved up, the opponent hadn't even used any technique, breaking through his defense effortlessly with pure strength.

"The strength is on completely different levels; what exactly is going on with these people's muscles?"

Speaking of which, this is a very distinct characteristic of Seihou.