Chapter 225: Light and Darkness Unified, The Big Bang

"Bang!"

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"40-0!"

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"Bang!"

"3-1!"

"Germany Team scores!"

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The 5th game is Takahashi's service game.

"Bang!"

Accompanied by a violent sound of impact, Takahashi hits a Spiral Serve.

At this moment, his brows are tightly locked; Borg relied on the Tornado to bounce all of his balls out of bounds, successfully taking a game.

And in the previous game, he tested various balls: pure speed balls, Power Balls, spin balls, or combinations of two of them.

But without exception, all the balls were interfered with by that Tornado.

He even used his own Other Dimension Taotie, hoping to devour that Tornado.

The result was still a failure.

Because that Tornado is the result of Ability Resonance, its level is even above Taotie.

So Takahashi is very doubtful: can the Spiral Serve successfully score?

He stares fixedly at the trajectory of the tennis ball.

Sure enough, just as he expected, once the tennis ball enters that huge vortex, the spin contained on the ball is completely destroyed.

And as the tennis ball goes deeper into that vortex, an extremely complex spin appears on the ball's surface.

Takahashi closes his eyes, unwilling to witness the scene about to happen with his own eyes.

"Out of bounds!"

"15-0!"

"Germany Team scores!"

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"I didn't expect Infinite Tornado to be able to crack Takahashi's Spiral Serve as well."

Bismarck says with some surprise.

"Ability Resonance is not as simple as 1+1=2. It amplifies the strengths of both people and brings about incredible other effects."

"Besides endowing the tennis ball with an extremely complex triple spin, that storm can also eliminate everything on the tennis ball. Just as a real Tornado can destroy houses and buildings, Infinite Tornado can likewise destroy everything Takahashi endows the tennis ball with!"

Bertie says.

"I originally thought the Spiral Serve was an almost unsolvable existence; I didn't expect Borg to actually use this method to crack it."

"The Spiral Serve belongs to the cutting edge of serves even in professional tennis, but my brother, who has completed personal Ability Resonance, has already surpassed the professional tennis world."

"He has surpassed his own limits, and he has also surpassed the limits of humanity!"

"Up until now, no one has been able to complete Ability Resonance alone."

Bertie says.

"Borg has done it, defeating Takahashi head-on, drawing a perfect period for our Germany Team's ten consecutive championships."

Returu says.

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On the court.

Takahashi looks with a grave expression at the Tornado that is about to sweep across the entire court.

As time passes bit by bit, the range of the tornado airflow originally staying in Borg's half of the court is getting wider and wider, having already crossed the net and invaded his own half.

Is this completing Ability Resonance in doubles by oneself?

It indeed surpasses the limits an individual can reach.

However, speaking of Ability Resonance, he has it too!

Takahashi looks at the scoreboard beside the court.

6-2! 3-1!

At this point in the match, this is likely Borg's final trump card.

Since that is the case, then he can also reveal that final hole card.

"The Tornado is indeed powerful, but wanting to rely on this move to turn defeat into victory, your thinking is too optimistic."

Takahashi looks at that Tornado and says with a smile.

At the same moment, the phantom of the Idle Character behind him appears again; this enlarged version of Takahashi himself has a firm gaze.

Takahashi tosses the tennis ball up, and when the ball falls to a suitable height, he raises his arm and swings his racket with force.

The Idle Character behind him also makes an identical posture.

"Bang!"

Accompanied by a terrifying sound, the tennis ball slowly flies out in a unique posture.

The moment the tennis ball leaves Takahashi's racket, it emits an astonishing, terrifying aura.

The tennis ball seems to be split into two halves; one half is wrapped in brilliant, dazzling golden light, emitting a powerful, daunting aura.

The other half is pitch-black like ink, and one can vaguely see a super-large black shadow, emitting an incomparably eerie aura.

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Watching the match, Amadeus could not help but open his mouth wide, saying in utter shock, "Isn't the black half on the tennis ball my Dark Strike?"

"And the half wrapped in golden light is the Light Strike!"

"How did Takahashi manage to make light and darkness exist simultaneously on the same ball?"

"How can these two completely opposite auras of light and darkness coexist without reacting? This defies science, it defies logic!"

Just as Amadeus was completely unable to fathom it, the situation on the Court changed.

The tennis ball returned by Takahashi had already approached Borg's Infinite Tornado.

Looking at the tennis ball that was one with both light and dark, Borg frowned slightly; standing on the opposite side of the Court, he felt the immense power of this ball.

A power far greater than the Light Strike and the Dark Strike!

So, is this ball the sum of the power of both?

Never would he have thought that even at this point, Takahashi would still have a hidden trump card; he truly is a terrifying opponent!

However, no matter how powerful the ball is, it would all be torn to shreds by his own Infinite Tornado.

Because the Infinite Tornado is a move that Borg, the current strongest tennis player, created by surpassing his own limits; he is confident that in the entire tennis world, no one can break this move of his.

The tennis ball, flying slowly through the air, had already entered the zone of the Infinite Tornado.

That terrifying Wind, like a massive monster, instantly swallowed the tennis ball and those two rays of yellow and black light.

Seeing this scene before him, the usually serious Borg finally revealed a smile!

Less than 1 second of time.

"Boom—!"

"Boom—!"

A deafening explosion came from the center of the storm.

A shockwave interwoven with yellow and black rapidly spread in all directions in the air, rendering the entire Court into an ocean of yellow and black.

Following that came rolling thick smoke and a massive air current!

In this instant, the world seemed to have gone quiet.

The spectators stared blankly at everything on the court, forgetting all words, not even daring to breathe hard.

After a long while, when the aftermath of the impact gradually dissipated, the Infinite Tornado also vanished, and the entire Court returned to calm.

The referee, sitting to the side, composed his shaken nerves, preparing to announce the score.

He looked closely and saw the little yellow ball already bouncing continuously outside the boundary.

What exactly just happened?

Due to the blindingly intense light and the rolling black smoke, he had not noticed the trajectory of the tennis ball.

"Referee, did this ball not score?"

Takahashi asked calmly, holding his tennis racket.

The referee looked at the 12-year-old middle school student asking him the question and could not help but swallow hard.

That terrifying scene just now was actually caused by this player who looked harmless to humans and animals.

That was a real explosion, wasn't it!

While in shock, the referee said to the staff on the side: "Camera crew, please replay that ball again, at 0.5x speed!"

In the scene recorded by the machine, after that shockwave spread, it directly cut the Infinite Tornado in half at the waist, and the aftermath brought by the explosion immediately tore that Tornado storm to shreds.

And the tennis ball that emitted this terrifying shockwave seemed to be guided by something as it landed at the midpoint of the baseline on Borg's side of the court and bounced up.

The camera crew played the footage of the tennis ball landing twice; after confirming the tennis ball hit the line, the referee announced loudly: "15-15!"

"Japan Team scores!"