Chapter 60

Sure enough, after the second quarter started, Seihō's secret weapon Tsugawa Tomoki appeared.

There was a special introduction for Tsugawa Tomoki here; through the memories of Seihō's head coach, the audience learned how fierce Tsugawa Tomoki's defense was.

And in order to deepen the audience's impression, the production team specially arranged for Haizaki to go up and be sent off.

Of course, these were all Nightmare's perspectives; as an anime uploader, it was impossible not to think about the production team's operations.

This scorching heat lasted until Akashi left the court and Tendō appeared, and it didn't end.

Nightmare also became unhappy with the audience along with the plot.

All because of the smile of this guy Tsugawa Tomoki; as his opponent, it was indeed difficult to like him, but his defense was really strong.

And the audience and Nightmare were all on Teikō's side.

"Holy crap, this bald guy is so disgusting; he even deliberately fake-smiled while defending, isn't this messing with people's mentality?"

Not only was Haizaki's mentality messed with, but the audience and Nightmare were the same; they were all messed up by Tsugawa Tomoki, their Dao hearts were unstable, and they wanted to hit people.

It's like when you were chatting with someone seriously about Penguin, but the other party sent you "Hehe."

It's just very annoying!

Seeing that Shirogane Gōzō didn't have a very good response strategy.

At this time, Tendō exploded without any warning.

As a demon-like monster emerged from behind him, especially when he pierced through the Seihō defense known as the iron wall alone, the barrage immediately spammed sheets of "Holy crap."

"What is this?"

"Did he open it again?"

Nightmare exclaimed, and the production team didn't make him wait long, immediately giving an introduction.

The memory was inserted in time as Tendō completed the stroke-of-genius assist.

Actually, I came back at 2 o'clock, but I was a bit sleepy, so I slept for a while before I had the energy; sorry for the long wait.

Memory insertion.

This is a memory that even Tendō himself didn't possess.

In the last memory, the audience saw Tendō's background story from two years ago.

And this time, the audience went back a full 7 years, to when he was 6 years old.

"Tendō Keien, 6 years old."

"Just like basketball, kendo was not the first sport he came into contact with."

"The first sport Tendō Keien came into contact with in his life was soccer."

"That was the first physical education class he attended in elementary school; under the teacher's arrangement, he came into contact with sports for the first time."

"Initially, he liked soccer very much, especially dribbling; the feeling of becoming one with the soccer ball made him unable to stop."

"At that time, Tendō thought soccer was the most interesting thing in the world."

The narration paused temporarily; in the picture, 6-year-old Tendō kicked the ball into the goal with an explosive shot and proudly shouted, "Checkmate!"

However, the children playing with him were uninterested.

"So boring."

"Let's go back and play games."

"Yeah, yeah, you can't win at all playing with Tendō."

The narration continued to insert.

"Children of the same age were all eclipsed in front of his unique talent. The children were shocked and feared his terrible talent."

"Gradually, Tendō Keien found that there wasn't even a friend he could talk to around him; others chose to stay away because his talent was too dazzling."

The screen gave little Tendō standing in the center of the court alone, surrounded by children moving further and further away.

"The teacher didn't understand and found him to talk, hoping he could integrate into the team and the group."

"Tendō Keien's answer at the time was: I'm just playing soccer according to the voice in my head; every time I get on the court, there will be a voice in my head telling me how to play soccer, don't the teachers have it?"

"The teacher was silent, but from the teacher's expression, Tendō Keien had already gotten the answer."

"From that day on, he understood one thing: only he himself was special, and those ordinary people, including the teachers, couldn't see the monster in his mind."

"Then, Tendō Keien didn't struggle with why his classmates didn't play with him, because he knew those mediocre people would never reach his level."

"And so, Tendō Keien chose to push all his classmates out; he couldn't get along with ordinary people normally, doing so would only waste his time.........."

The memory ended, and the screen returned to the competition site again.

But at this time, the audience was already shocked by this background story and couldn't speak.

Following the last time he defeated a sword saint at eleven, this time it was his turn to be invincible at six.

What made the audience feel even more ridiculous was....

'Pushed everyone out?'

'Damn, as expected of you, Tendō!'

'You won't play with me? NO, it's I won't play with you bunch of trash!'

'Too heaven-defying, it was kendo before, and now it's soccer; this is completely sports omnipotence.'

'Little Tendō is so cute!'

'Where do you see him as cute? He pushed all his classmates out when he was 6 years old; at a young age, his eyes looked like he was looking at trash!'

'Hiss, why do I feel he is very pitiful for similar plots, but the taste changes when it comes to Tendō?'

'He is pitiful? The children living in the same air as him are the ones who are pitiful, this setting is too invincible!'

The audience discussed a lot.

This memory insertion time was not long, less than 3 minutes, but the shock it brought to the audience was indescribable.

In the end, the audience all came to a conclusion.

Anything non-human, Tendō has done it all!

Before it was defeating a sword saint at 11, now it's treating a soccer coach as trash at 6.

This child is not human!

Simply a congenital sports holy body!

Moreover, besides this, they also discovered one thing.

That is, the title of this episode [Monster], what the production team was talking about wasn't Seihō or Tsugawa Tomoki at all; in the end, it was still Tendō, this B-king.

'I especially want to know now what other insane things Tendō has done before!'

Nightmare saw this barrage and laughed like a pig.

But after calming down, he also understood what was going on.

"Now I can almost confirm one thing: this show is definitely not the kingly hot-blooded routine like SD."

"Although the protagonist is clearly Kuroko, the development of this show so far is more like an ensemble drama; the protagonists should be Kuroko and Tendō and the other geniuses."

"And this monster is not a very fantasy thing, at least it can be scientifically explained."

"Well, if you have to explain it, it should be a manifestation of Tendō's heaven-defying basketball IQ."

"Did everyone notice? Little Tendō said in his memory that every time he got on the court, that kind of voice would appear in his head."

"That is to say, in daily life, this kind of voice will not appear. He plays ball according to the voice, which is more like a judgment made by his developed brain reading the situation on the court."

'So, isn't this still a superpower?' The barrage teachers continued to discuss.

Nightmare could only continue to say, "Definitely not a superpower; this monster is more like the manifestation of Tendō's basketball IQ. The production team is just using this exaggerated form to express it, letting the audience realize how outrageous Tendō's basketball IQ is."

"In our real-world NBA, a few players can also do similar things; the Lakers legend Magic is one of the best, and he is famous for his unpredictable passing."

Magic's era was a bit long ago, and most of the audience hadn't seen Magic play; after all, the NBA didn't stir up a storm in the country back then.

However, the progress of the times still helped fans understand the strength of these legends.

As long as you open any video website and look at the highlights, you will know how imaginative Magic's passing is.

And don't think it's ordinary, thinking that many players in the modern league can do similar things.

Because these players later on, most of what they do is imitating Magic!

No-Look Pass!

It is now one of Magic's representative terms.

Although Magic is not the ancestor of this technology, his no-look pass is played even better than the ancestor.

— Author's Notes —

PS: Thanks to [Soy Milk] for the urge-to-update ticket, thanks to everyone for the monthly tickets, flowers, and evaluation tickets.