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If, from the side view, his opponent was simply deftly wielding a racket, not particularly straining and, in general, effortlessly deflecting any attempts to knock himself off the rhythm, now Captain Shimizu felt how these blows were directed by an experienced hand.

It was as if it was not the racket that hit the ball, but the ball itself, in the most accurate way, ricocheted there, and there, as it was destined for it. No differences in gravity, microscopic surface irregularities or inaccuracies in the tension of the fishing line could affect the results - an economical movement of the brush, and the ball was already sent towards its fate.

Captain Shimizu tried with all his might to intervene in the iron mechanism that he unwittingly had to face, to do at least something not according to the rules written by someone else's hand, but any of his attempts to bring his game into an attacking mode, to somehow violate the plans of a partner on the court , led to only one previously obvious
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