Fandom: Slam Dunk
Torque: Kaede Rukawa / Hanamichi Sakuragi
set of issues: September 6- Aladdin
Prompt: 02. Do you trust me?
Rating: PG
Genre: Missing Moment (Chapter 31 of the manga)
Disclaimer: The characters are not mine, all rights reserved to the master Inoue, the story is not written for profit.
Do you trust me?
It was only twenty seconds after the game and Shohoku was trailing by a point against the Sannoh. From that encounter
depended the fate of the championship.
The team was exhausted and psychologically tested, opponents do not give up: the bones were really hard.
Hanamichi had recently been allowed to enter again in the field, but for those who work with the entire team, could not take the lead for a few seconds.
Akagi, after passing the ball to Rukawa had placed in him all his hopes, although the number eleven was closely monitored by two opponents blocked every move that leaves no room for action. Yet the small forward would
groped, confident in its abilities.
After the jump, however, had surrounded the two of Sannoh: all seemed lost.
Hanamichi had driven the field to quiet the area under the basket, looking down from the dark fight contending the ball, looking for a solution quickly.
That was the time to decide without hesitation and when he noticed his teammate Rukawa waiting, hands ready to fire, he remembered.
"Rukawa, wait ..."
they had already returned to the field and the small forward Hanamichi had stopped before it came out the dressing room. He turned
are looking forward, in silence and Sakuragi, looking straight into my eyes, seriously why the boy had seen him, told him: "Do you trust me?"
The fox did not reply, remained firm to study, to one another, then he turned his back to reach others.
That was the moment of give him his answer. Automatically
had moved his arms and finding a hole in the defense of Sannoh, Rukawa had passed the ball to number ten beating all expectations of the opponent.
The ball was firmly in the palms and Hanamichi with elegance and ease, make a little jump, precisely, at the end of the last second, leaving the audience in suspense until the whistle: he scored the point of victory.
Between the roar of shouts and the momentary euphoria of stands still image of the players on the field, the two arch-rivals were looking around, walking toward each another.
It was a moment, and their palms had clashed giving himself five.
"You see, baka kitsune!" She whispered Hanamichi.
'Thank you for believing in me.'
"Doah"
'Bravo, Hanamichi!'
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