But Kaelin’s coordination of eyes, brain, hands, and feet was completely unnatural—in the best way possible.
It was like opening Kakashi’s Sharingan and turning on “COPY” mode.
Whatever move appeared on the court, he just replicated it instantly.
Gradually, the 3V3 on his side had basically turned into a solo highlight show for him.
Layups, dunks, three-pointers, mid-range shots, dribbles…
Every basic skill and advanced move—he was pulling them off one after another.
This made the opposing trio, who weren’t very skilled to begin with, look even more helpless.
What was even more outrageous was that Kaelin realized he wasn’t even breathing heavily while playing like this.
Do I… actually have basketball talent?
Kaelin’s smooth, almost flashy performance also drew attention from off the court.
Even the girls practicing shooting on the adjacent court stopped what they were doing.
They didn’t really understand basketball rules—but being handsome was more than enough reason to watch.
The situation on this side also caught the attention of the opposite half.
“Brother Jie, there seems to be a master over there?”
Brother Jie stopped and looked over.
Before this, they had originally planned to invite Lin Bei’s group to play a full match, as preparation for the upcoming class competition.
However, after observing Lin Bei’s team strength, they gave up.
There were even two players from the school basketball team on their side, and the skill gap was simply too big—it wouldn’t even be fun.
It was better for them to just practice among themselves.
But after watching Kaelin for just a few minutes, Brother Jie’s eyes lit up.
“Let’s go play them.”
So a group of people walked toward Kaelin’s side.
Their movement immediately attracted the attention of the surrounding spectators.
Watching a full-court match is completely different from a half-court scrimmage.
And because of space, time, and organization constraints, full matches are rarely seen casually.
Outside of official competitions, people usually only get to watch league games via live broadcast or recordings.
But judging by the setup now—it looked like a proper match was about to begin.
Everyone couldn’t help but shift into “watching a show” mode.
Lin Bei and the others originally thought the other side was trying to take over the court when they saw so many people coming over.
But after talking, they found out it was just a friendly match.
Lin Bei turned to his teammates.
“Do you want to play?”
Everyone exchanged glances, then their eyes all landed on Kaelin.
Right now, he was clearly their main force.
If he didn’t play, they’d get absolutely crushed.
Seeing them look at him, Kaelin said, “I’m fine with it.”
Lin Bei nodded.
“Alright, let’s treat this as a warm-up before the real match.”
Soon, news spread that a full-court match was going to happen here, and more and more people gathered outside the court.
The opposing team even managed to find a referee from somewhere and brought a whistle.
It had turned into an impromptu official-style friendly match.
This made Lin Bei’s side slightly nervous.
Lin Bei leaned over and whispered to Kaelin, “I heard they’ve got two school team players over there.
We’re counting on you later.”
“Okay.” Kaelin nodded.
He also wanted to test what he could really do.
Now that he had suddenly discovered this athletic talent, he was genuinely interested.
“Everyone, pass the ball to Kaelin first.”
Kaelin turned slightly and noticed the so-called “Brother Jie” staring at him with clear interest.
Even from a distance, he could feel the competitive fire in the man’s eyes.
Kaelin looked back without hesitation.
The game started.
Jump ball.
Wei Jie stood directly opposite Kaelin.
Wei Jie was a member of the school team, 1.88 meters tall—slightly taller than Kaelin at 1.80 meters.
On top of that, he regularly trained with the school team.
He grinned confidently as he looked at Kaelin.
The referee tossed the ball up.
Both jumped at the same time.
Wei Jie extended his arm—and the ball was right in front of him.
Just as he thought the tip was his, a hand arrived faster and pressed directly onto the ball.
How is that possible?!
Wei Jie turned his head—it was Kaelin.
And Kaelin had jumped higher than him.
As Wei Jie landed, he immediately turned to chase—but Kaelin had already vanished past him at explosive speed.
A series of dribbling feints left Wei Jie completely shaken off, pushed back nearly ten meters.
Then—
Clang!
A clean dunk.
First point of the game.
That smooth, flowing sequence stunned everyone on the court.
“Is this really a friendly match?
Why does it feel like I’m watching a pro game?”
“I heard there’s a school team here.
That guy must be from them—no wonder he’s this good.”
“Wait, look closely—the two wearing school team uniforms are over there.
That guy isn’t one of them.”
“Damn… he’s not even on the school team?
Is their coach blind?
No wonder our school never wins anything…”
…
After dunking, Kaelin immediately turned back to defend, completely ignoring the shocked stares around him.
As he passed Wei Jie, Wei Jie couldn’t help asking, “You’re this good… why aren’t you on the school basketball team?
With your physical ability and skills, you’d easily make it.”
In his mind, Kaelin must love basketball deeply to be this strong—so why wasn’t he on the team?
But the answer he got was Kaelin’s silence.