Does 時 change in pitch in の時に form?


At [2m01s](https://youtu.be/6uITdSIZLI8?t=121), the speaker says

> 14歳 **の時に** 剣術を始めました

I know the usual pitch of 時に is ときに{LHL}; however, here it kind of sounds like
the speaker is saying noTOkini のときに{LHLL}. Is there something going on here,
or am I just mishearing this?

OJAD also seems to make it Atamadaka, by default (though I know OJAD gets
things wrong quite a bit):

> [![enter image description
> here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/yEjjo.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/yEjjo.png)




「とき」 is essentially always said as atamadaka **when used as a grammar**
element (that means something like "when" in English). [Note that older
speakers, or people who are hypercorrecting or religiously following NHK
recommendations may still say it odaka.]

> 子供のと＼きに  
>  渡したと＼きに

However, **when used as a noun meaning 時間 ( "time")**, it is always pronounced
as odaka (and following normal odaka rules, that means it will lose its accent
before の). This includes when it is modified.

> とき＼と共に  
>  流れていくとき＼を感じる  
>  ときの流れ




「とき」 is essentially always said as atamadaka **when used as a grammar**
element (that means something like "when" in English). [Note that older
speakers, or people who are hypercorrecting or religiously following NHK
recommendations may still say it odaka.]

> 子供のと＼きに  
>  渡したと＼きに

However, **when used as a noun meaning 時間 ( "time")**, it is always pronounced
as odaka (and following normal odaka rules, that means it will lose its accent
before の). This includes when it is modified.

> とき＼と共に  
>  流れていくとき＼を感じる  
>  ときの流れ

