Chapter 267: You Have Never Seen a Monster
After Kirisaki Daiichi finished their first match, they didn't stay and returned directly to the academy.
They still had a match to play the next day.
It is worth mentioning that before them, Seirin would have a match first.
The opponent was Shinkyo Academy, who had been elbowed into doubting their lives by Kirisaki Daiichi.
Seirin took this opponent very seriously; the intelligence they collected told them:
This year, Shinkyo Academy introduced a foreign aid from abroad, and they kept doubling their opponents' scores during practice matches.
He was 2 meters tall and had extremely excellent athletic ability; Seirin didn't have anyone in their lineup who could match up with him.
However.
When the match started, the people from Seirin discovered that the people from Shinkyo Academy were even more nervous than they were.
There was absolutely no momentum like they had when doubling their opponents in practice matches.
Taking advantage of the opponent's timeout, the people from Seirin became curious.
"What's going on?"
"It's completely different from what we heard?"
"Did they really double their opponents' scores in many practice matches?"
Hyuga Junpei felt their nervous preparation was a bit redundant.
Or was it that they were already this strong now?
"The intelligence wasn't wrong; in their three practice matches, they did indeed double their opponents' scores twice, and their performance was very strong."
"Then what about the remaining one?"
"Their remaining match was against Kirisaki Daiichi."
What?!
Hearing this name, Seirin seemed to have sensed something.
"That match, it is said that Shinkyo Academy lost very miserably."
"It's just that I didn't expect this kind of misery to mean this—they have completely lost the desire to win."
Just because they were miserably defeated by Kirisaki Daiichi, do they feel we are invincible just because we also defeated the Generation of Miracles?
Aida Riko habitually bit her thumb.
What exactly happened in that practice match with Kirisaki Daiichi?
Shinkyo Academy, which introduced foreign aid, was actually beaten to be so... so depressed!
Yes, that's it—depressed, as if their spirit had been crushed.
Other teams, regardless of their strength, would set their sights on the National Tournament championship and encourage themselves.
Shinkyo Academy didn't have this temperament at all; it was like they had given up.
When the match started, the captain of Shinkyo Academy gave them the answer.
He said to Hyuga Junpei, "Give up. With that monster there, others have no chance."
He still couldn't forget the scene of Papa kneeling before Tiandao.
It's over, another one has been broken.
This isn't breaking; this is giving up on oneself!
Oh, so annoying, why not give Tiandao more screen time? I want to see what happened.
Yeah, strongly urge the director to add scenes for Tiandao!
The audience in the real world got interested.
They all expressed that they wanted to see that practice match of Kirisaki Daiichi and how they managed to beat Shinkyo Academy into giving up treatment.
But the director's team didn't satisfy them.
The first half of the match ended.
Seirin achieved the lead they wanted, but the atmosphere in the locker room was a bit heavy.
They felt they had thought about things too simply.
Defeating Kise didn't mean they could win the championship.
At least those three Generation of Miracles in the Tokyo area were not the same as Kise.
That leader of the Generation of Miracles, Tiandao Jingyan, became increasingly mysterious in their hearts.
The production team even gave a close-up, reflecting the heavy mood of the Seirin players.
Tiandao's figure stood before them like a giant god of Olympus, while the Seirin players stood before Tiandao like tiny mortals, holding swords and spears.
At this moment, Tiandao's oppressive feeling was almost overflowing the screen.
The new audience in the real world all developed a deep interest in this leader of the Generation of Miracles.
After an unknown amount of time, the match ended.
Seirin defeated Shinkyo Academy quite easily.
It's just that they didn't have the joy of winning; their mood was even heavier.
This is because they set their goals too high.
At this moment, they had completely regarded themselves as a team capable of winning the championship, a strong team that could contend with the Generation of Miracles.
It can only be said that defeating Kaijo brought them too much confidence, and the greatest ambition deep in their hearts was completely activated.
This is also understandable; why they exploded so much after being miserably defeated by Too in the original work.
Overestimating themselves led to an inability to bear the cruel reality.
That huge gap meant they couldn't adjust for a while, leading to a continuous decline in subsequent matches until Kiyoshi Teppei returned to get them back on track.
Dragging their heavy moods, they came to the audience to watch Kirisaki Daiichi's match.
As a result.
Tiandao still didn't enter the court, continuing to direct the entire match as a coach.
Kirisaki Daiichi took their second victory in the group stage in a plain and unadorned manner.
Tiandao smiled toward Seirin's direction in the audience, then adjusted his sunglasses, led the team into the tunnel, and disappeared.
In the subsequent matches, Kirisaki Daiichi was unimpeded all the way.
The organizers were also very savvy, dividing the three teams with the Generation of Miracles into different groups.
Obviously, they intended to let them decide the winner in the round-robin, giving the three teams enough margin for error.
As a result, on the fourth day of the competition, the biggest upset of the National Tournament so far appeared. ===== CHAPTER 269 =====
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