running boy

The feeling of watching the game from the video is very fresh.

Kaoru Tsukishima wore glasses and headphones, and sat in front of the computer with his knees hugged. From time to time, he cheered or exclaimed as the game progressed.

Next to the computer are two plates that have been read and an open notebook. The pen is placed on it, and the paper is clean without a word.

She doesn't know what other people are like, at least when she is watching the game, her eyes are chasing the ball, or chasing the players she is interested in.

But these videos are specially recorded for analysis, so there is no trade-off. The camera covers the entire field and does not move throughout the field.

So watching the video today gave her a lot of new discoveries.

For example, when the ball is in the opponent's field, the players' running positions, if you pay attention, you can see the defensive strategies of many teams, and even pave the way for the next attack.

In the past, she was actually just looking at the score or not, and she didn't pay attention to these overall layout matters at all.

(I thought I was half-handed at volleyball, but it’s still very superficial.)

Tsukishima Kaoru watched with relish.I have already put aside the matter of finding "heart-beating" players.

It's not that she didn't want to look for it or forgot it, but that the nature of the video, although it allows people to see the overall situation, cannot capture the atmosphere that can be directly felt when they are on the court, nor can they observe carefully the various aspects of an individual. players.

At least seeing now she still doesn't feel anything special.

Instead, she discovered the different styles of each team that she hadn't realized before.

For example, some teams are very good at defense, stable and tight, but once the defense line is broken, they will have insufficient stamina; some teams are looser, seem to be full of loopholes, but they often have unexpected attacks; The team revolves around the ace player—yes, Shiratorizawa.

And the team I'm watching right now...

Very balanced.

Or very precise.

Every player has a wonderful performance from time to time, but no one stands out in particular.

What is rare is that it is just right, everyone contributes their strengths and advantages at just the right time

(I also watched the match between Shiratorizawa and them before, and I was not particularly impressed at the time... I only remember that one person served very well.)

(Is this the No. 1 setter, right?)

She could remember it because after the game, Ushijima praised the setter, and told her that there was a school in Tokyo that had a setter who was even better at serving.So she left the impression that the setters serve very well.

(When I watched the game live, I only noticed the setter's particularly prominent serve.)

(I just found out today, what a good team.)

Tsukishima rested his chin on his knees, watching the game intently.

(Ah——I see.)

Looking at her, she suddenly realized why Ushido praised the setter.

(It is this setter that allows teammates to perform at their best.)

Proper tossing and mobilization, even from time to time, he also jumps in to attack.

Really played out the full strength of the team.

Everyone has played their best, there is nothing wrong, and there is no unforgivable mistake.

But it is a fact that the strength is weaker by a tier, and even if it is fully exerted, it cannot be surpassed.

They still lost to Shiratorizawa.

For the first time, Tsukishima felt slight regret for losing to Shiratorizawa's team.

The game is over.

She was about to quit the playback, but stopped.

For number 1, his resentment almost overflowed through the screen.

In fact, it is difficult to see the emotional changes of individual players in the video.

Tsukishima Kaoru looked at the small number 1 on the screen.

He didn't show reconciliation, it's better to say that he was trying to look relaxed, and even activated the atmosphere to comfort others.But it was his excessive activity that made people see that he was the one who was most unwilling.

He is the one who cares the most and wants to win the most.

She has seen many teenagers look unwilling, annoyed, and frustrated after losing.No matter how hard you have worked so hard, it is normal to be unwilling and upset after losing.

But he is different, he is trying his best to show that he is not unwilling or upset.

Kaoru Tsukishima understands this feeling, because he has worked hard and expected so much, so this unwillingness is so heavy, once he admits it, he will be overwhelmed, so he doesn't want to admit it.

I have put in all my strength, so I am not reconciled to admitting it.

(So ​​it's scary to put too much effort into it...I get it...)

The picture came to an abrupt end, and the photographer didn't record it long after the game ended.

The screen was plunged into darkness, and Tsukishima reflected on the screen took off his glasses and pinched the bridge of his nose.

She felt that she should go to the scene to see it.

After ejecting the disc and putting it back into the box, Kaoru Tsukishima picked up the pen and wrote the first line in the blank notebook - Aoba Castle West, No. 1.

……

Tsukishima Kaoru felt that he hated Ji Chuanche—yes, the No. 1 of Qingcheng was called this name.

Oikawa is also really eye-catching when he is on the court.At a certain moment on the court just now, she felt her heart beating violently again.

but--

Under the court, Oikawa Toru really exudes a nasty atmosphere.

(That giggling smile and that flirty demeanor...)

The main thing is-

"Sorry, I didn't mean to eavesdrop—but! 』

Oi Chuanche stared in astonishment at the woman with a serious face who suddenly came out of the corner and blocked his way.

Tsukishima Kaoru took a deep breath.

"Ushishima Wakari is not arrogant at all. 』

"What is the basis for your claim of his arrogance?"do you know him 』