After the fourth halftime break,

Everyone in Xiu De’s face changed.

The reason is simple, Atobe Keimitsu no longer hides his strength,

Both the speed and the skills have undergone tremendous changes.

It can be said that

If he was just an average guy among all the "strong guys" before, now...

“Boom——”

The sound of the basketball hitting the wooden floor can be clearly heard in the silent court.

Atobe Keimitsu made a three-pointer from midfield!

And it worked!!!

"Is it a coincidence? Or..."

Taisuke Ootsubo's face was extremely ugly. He glanced at Shintaro Midorima and Akashi in front of him.

If it was as he guessed,

Well, now the situation couldn't be any worse.

The other side actually hid such an ace shooter.

When Akashi Seijuro ran past Midorima Shintaro, he left a faint sentence: "I didn't want him to appear so early, but there is no way, I promised him. Shintaro, you should feel honored to be his debut opponent and be remembered by the world."

Midorima's pupils shrank suddenly, and he stopped walking. His eyes were fixed on Akashi who was walking away, and his gaze gradually became sharper.

What Akashi meant by that was as if he was saying,

He doesn't deserve to be number 5!!

pleasure?

Oh!

In the second half, everyone in Luoshan seemed to be adding fuel to the fire for No. 5's debut.

No matter where they are, they always seem to find ways to pass the ball to No. 5, and No. 5 always lives up to expectations, making 3 of 3 shots!

Shutoku made an emergency timeout and then sent two people to defend Atobe Kagemitsu.

But it didn't work.

No matter how closely they kept their eyes on No. 5, they would always be left behind by his extraordinary speed, running into an open space and catching the ball that Akashi Seijuro would throw next.

The most peculiar thing is that Akashi Seijuro, who had always seemed to be unmotivated, seemed to be somewhat motivated in the fourth game!

There was clearly no eye contact between the two of them, yet it was as if they were in perfect sync!

No, that's not right.

Akashi's Emperor's Eye can indeed do this.

Midorima Shintaro shook off the unfounded speculation in his mind.

Midorima Shintaro wanted to compete with Atobe Kagemitsu in a shooter duel, so he chose to defend Rakuzan No. 5, Atobe Kagemitsu, alone.

only,

Unfortunately,

There was hardly a single time when he was able to break through the opponent's tight defense, and the ball passed to him by his teammates was always intercepted by No. 5.

Although the ball that Akashi passed to him would most likely be intercepted by him, even if he intercepted it and got the ball, he would not be able to escape from the entanglement of No. 5.

Can't find any chance to throw the ball!!