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Chapter 362
Chapter 363
Chapter 364
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Chapter 363
Chapter 364
The summary is based on machine-translated content.
Golden age 362: The Ice Emperor's Sun and Moon
- The chapter opens with Oshitari vs Atobe. Atobe wonders why Oshitari is challenging him. Instead of answering, Oshitari opens by serving up an ace. He says that it's about time for the moon to shine.
- Oshitari hits the next serve. The ball seems to disappear, but Atobe manages to track it down and get the return back into play. Meanwhile, Oshitari has charged the net. Atobe carefully watches Oshitari's wrists and predicts that a drop shot is coming. It's a feint, though: Oshitari drives through the volley, knocking Atobe's racket out of his hand and setting up Rondo Towards Destruction. Atobe knows how to combat his own move and grabs his racket mid-air to return Oshitari's smash, evening the score at 15-15. Responding to Oshitari's earlier comment, Atobe says that the sun hasn't set yet.
- The match between Kite/Marui and Tanegashima/Shiraishi is on serve at 4-4. Marui has worked hard to increase his stamina, so that he can use Wonder Castle for a long time. Shiraishi aims to break through Wonder Castle head-on with the Star Bible and starts blasting consecutive power shots straight at Marui. Marui manages to resist the onslaught, but when there's an opening, Tanegashima moves in to score with Void Destruction. It seems like the point is over, but out of nowhere Marui turns the tables and hits a winner, holding a second racket in his left hand.
- Continuing from the previous chapter, it turns out that Marui wasn't actually handling two rackets at once. Rather, Kite quietly moved behind Marui to make it appear like Marui was dual-wielding. It turns out that Kite hasn't been able to master Ohmagari's style of Nitouryuu, so Marui came up with the idea of Kite acting as Marui's shadow to create an Okinawa-style dual-wielding technique.
- Meanwhile, Tokugawa continues to dominate Sanada. After going up 4-0, Tokugawa asks Sanada if this is Sanada's original way of playing tennis. Sanada realizes that he became so fixated on bending the ball three times that he lost sight of his original style of beating the opponent's strongest moves head-on with Fuu-Rin-Ka-Zan.
- Still, Sanada persists in using the black aura to bend his shots. However, this time he uses Wind on the last stroke to successfully change the course of the ball a third time. Tokugawa cannot react in time and Sanada scores.
- Tanegashima/Shiraishi have defeated Kite/Marui 7-5. Marui says that he doesn't have any regrets. He then adds that there will be regrets later, though... from Jackal, that is.
- Sanada's shot goes long and the first S1 match is over, too. Tokugawa wins 6-3. Sanada thanks Tokugawa for the match and adds that he's glad he could play against Japan's No. 1.
- The second match of the S1 bracket is Duke vs Niou. Duke says he's been looking forward to facing Niou's illusions, but Niou says that there won't be any illusions this time around.
- The court in the Atobe vs Oshitari match has become obscured by dust as their fiece battle continues.
- At the Spanish practice courts, a couple players complain about a rep called Bambieri because he left practice early. Apparently Bambieri comes and goes as he pleases and prefers to practice late at night, following his own strict schedule.
- Around the same time, Silva de Bambieri exits a tram in the city. He's distraught by the tram being 8 minutes and 19 seconds late, saying that if he were a beam of light, he'd have lost so much time that he couldn't even reach the sun anymore. To make up for lost time, he jumps off the nearest roof and starts parkouring through the city. On the way, he's also spotted by Amadeus who gave an autograph to a fan.
- Bambieri arrives at his destination right on time. He's come to a bakery to pick up some freshly baked blueberry pastries.
- Elsewhere, a mother tells her children Raul and Renato that it's time for their favorite blueberry pastry. But the kids refuse because they assume that "there's only one again". When the mother tells them that there's two today, they storm off, just in time to see Silva leave the property.
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