"Bang!!"

"Reinhardt won this game!"

"Score."

“4-1！”

The ball hit the ground hard and bounced off, giving Reinhardt a big lead with an unexpected style of play from Germany.

"Can you hold Polk down?"

Bismarck watched from the beginning to the present and was stunned by his performance.

Although Polk has not yet used his full strength, it is amazing to be able to suppress it in such a situation.

"He seems to be familiar with Polk's style of play."

"It's like you've studied it thoroughly."

"Not only that, but the way Polk once attacked him and scored no longer worked."

"Things that I am not good at dealing with are gradually becoming things that I am proficient in"

"Is this the rumored weakness fix?"

Q· P looked closely at Reinhardt's style of play, but somewhat confirmed his previous conjecture.

That is, whether the opponent knows the future

(The first time Polk's new style of play during training was seen through, this is not something that can be explained by on-the-spot adaptability.) ）

Regardless of how Polk went offensive, Reinhardt defended perfectly and was able to score with a pretty sharp return shot.

"Baptism of the whirlpool!!"

"Polk is starting to get serious"

Seeing Polk's shot, everyone instantly became excited.

As long as you play this move, it is almost impossible for the opponent to take it.

With this hand alone, Polk can easily defeat a lot of people.

It is an "invincible" move that relies on driving the racket to rotate vertically, so that the physical structure of the opponent's wrist cannot withstand the vertical rotation, and the hard connection will only make the racket come out of the hand.

At least in the eyes of some of the German players, no one has yet been able to hit back head-on.

"Bang dang!"

“0-15！”

Sure enough, just as they expected, Reinhardt swung his racket to meet it, but the racket was spun away.

"Huh?"

"What is Reinhardt doing?"

"Isn't the baptism of the whirlpool easy to break?"

Siber looked at Reinhardt's way of coping, puzzled.

Obviously, in the memory of the future, this trick has been cracked by the bottom end of the neon team's racket, so that the masters can easily reproduce it.

"Hmm"

The rest of the team didn't see Reinhardt's purpose for a while.

"Do you want to use the ability to repair weaknesses?"

Du Du suddenly thought of a possibility, and then said in surprise.

"However, it was just a matter of overcoming the way of play that I was not good at."

"Is it possible to deal with the move that loses points?"

Chico was incredulous at Dudu's conjecture, and then hesitated.

(Reinhardt. Do you.)

Only Nash seemed to have seen through something, and looked at his friends in the audience with a silent style.

"Bang!!"

“0-30！”

"Bang!!"

“0-40！！”

"Bang!!"

"This game was won by Polk!"

"Score."

“4-2！”

……

"Bang dang!!"

"This game was won by Polk!"

"Score."

“4-3！”

……

"Bang!!"

"This game was won by Polk!"

"Score."

“4-4！”

The incomprehensible picture began to unfold, and in the face of Polk's constant whirlpool baptism, Reinhardt went to contact head-on again and again.

But without exception, the rackets were spun out and lost points.

This went on and on until the score was levelized.

"What the hell is that guy doing?"

Elmer wanted to be happy about the equalizer, but for some reason he felt creepy when he looked at the smiling and unfazed Reinhardt.

"It doesn't look like it's a loss of cool or a time loop"

"He's serious about breaking Polk's maelstrom head-on."

Bismarck felt the will of the other party, but he was a little suspicious of it.

What is the reason why the other party is so persistent? Just want to conquer the baptism of the whirlpool head-on?

"Is that your choice?"

But at this time, Polk was silent for a long time, and suddenly spoke.

"Ah, you've already gained memories, but it's too much to pretend that nothing happened."

Reinhardt still smiled when he heard this, and then debunked.

It's not that he's blindly trying to fight back against the whirlpool baptism in these games, but that Polk has obviously begun to change his style of play, and he's just constantly adapting.

It seems that every time he is baptizing in a whirlpool, but Polk has a faint mind to change.

The strength of the rotation, the increase in power.

Each time it was different, which is why he didn't follow it for a long time.

But what initially didn't Polk understand was that Reinhardt could have relied on the bottom of the racket to "skip class" to fight back, but there was no reason to do so.

It wasn't until the score was tied that he realized what Reinhardt was really trying to do.

The other side is looking for evolution

Unlike him, who had just gotten his memories, Reinhardt was chasing a stronger realm.

"Thanks to you."

"I'm kind of a little brow-raising."

"Bang!!"

“15-0！”

The opponent responded lightly, and the whirlpool baptism of the next ball was easily counterattacked.

"What?"

"Suddenly.?"

Looking at that picture, a group of people were stunned.

Obviously, Reinhardt will be spun off the racket in the last scene, but this time he took it casually?

"It's not just about limiting the style of play and the way of playing, but also adapting to the opponent's skills and moves."

"Once you use a move, the second time you use it, it won't work again."

"Weakness fix.?"

"It shouldn't be called a new realm."

Looking at the strength shown by the other party, Polk commented on this.

"Flawless!"

"Flawless!"

Words came out of the mouths of the two of them as if they were in sync.

“.”

The words of Reinhardt and Polk immediately caused silence outside the arena and a shock in their hearts.

"Not a weakness fix. But flawless? ”

"The best standard of intent is without any flaws."

"Could it be that your opponent has been trying to improve before?"

It's nothing more than that many people are shocked, but in the face of Polk's ability to try, it is really unbelievable.

You must know that Polk is a super strong player, and if you want to practice him as a whetstone, this courage is not something that ordinary people can have.

But Reinhardt dared to do it

"Perfect."

"That's the new age genre that Neon Team conveyed"

Polk looked at Reinhardt, then spoke in a deep voice.

These two sentences also made many German players scratch their heads, and they didn't know what this had to do with the Neon team?

But Polk didn't intend to explain, but stared at the opponent in front of him and said rigorously.

"Perfect imitation, perfect phantom"

"Whoever reaches that realm will be one of the top powerhouses"

"You've taken another step to your limits, Ralph Reinhardt!"

PS：

The previous chapter was a little wrong and a mistake, so I roughly went to fix it.

(End of chapter)