Net King: Edogawa Sakuraichi

Chapter 404 Not Competing

"When will the competition be played?!" Ryuzaki Sumire was stunned. He never expected that Sakaki called to ask such a thing. After all, all the contestants will know as long as they are on the day of the competition. Is there any need to be so anxious? ?However, the object of the question was actually that little fellow Edogawa.

A funny look flashed across his eyes, and Sumire Ryuzaki said lightly: "She doesn't plan to compete in the Metropolitan Convention."

"No competition?!" Sakaki raised his eyebrows slightly, glanced at the girl sitting on the sofa, narrowed his eyes, and said again: "Are you sure?"

"Well, there's no way, that's the competition she arranged for herself." Sumire Ryuzaki's voice came from the phone, accompanied by the rattling of pages turning, "Although the decision rests with me, the list from beginning to end Without her name, even Fujiwara's will only appear in today's and future finals list, um, the finals."

finals?
Is it a seed competition?

Sakaki frowned. Although each school would arrange contestants in advance, the next three competitions would only be arranged on the premise of winning the competition.In addition, there are twelve matches in the preliminary round, seven matches in the finals, and three matches in the finals. That is to say, no matter how much you arrange in advance, you can only arrange three matches at most. If it is done, then the subsequent arrangements are useless, so many people will not make more arrangements.

And Qingxue's even arranged the players for the finals, so they think they can win the next competition?Although the current competition has always ended in a complete victory, who can guarantee that they will not encounter a strong opponent later?It is impossible to go on undefeated, should he say they are arrogant or confident?
"Thank you," Sakaki recalled her thoughts, and said, "Please let me know if she will compete in the Metropolitan Convention."

"Huh?" Sumire Ryuzaki raised his eyebrows, and then, the corner of his mouth curled up, "Well, Sakaki, you actually care about this. Are you trying to resist with your trump card Matsumoto Chizuru? Is this the next game?" ?”

Sakaki was slightly taken aback, and looked over the transparent glass and landed on the bushes. The modified bushes were the same height, but they were shrouded in night, so they couldn't see clearly.Sakaki thought for a while, and said, "Well, that's it."

"Really?" Sumire Ryuzaki smiled. It seems that Sakaki has already paid attention to Aigaku's women's tennis. No, it should be said that she has paid attention to it since the water volleyball match. Otherwise, she would not have Matsumoto who is far away in Germany. Get it back.Closing the roster on the table, "I'll tell her about it, but I can't guarantee that she will play in the Metropolitan Convention."

"Ah, thanks." After hanging up the phone, Sakaki put the phone on the table, and his eyes still fell on the bushes outside the window.

Sensing his movement, the girl on the sofa opened her black eyes, her piercing expression slowly flickered under the lens, and her cold voice said, "Coach Sakaki, what do you say?"

Sakaki turned around and said, "She won't be competing in the Metropolitan Convention for the time being."

"Will you not play in the Metropolitan Convention?" Matsumoto was stunned for a moment, "Have you never played?"

"Ah."

Matsumoto tightened his fingers, "What about the finals?"

Sakaki shook his head slightly, "Only Fujiwara will appear in the finals, and it should be the first singles."

"Fujiwara?" Matsumoto's eyes dimmed. Although he had expected it, he was still disappointed.She identified only one opponent—Edogawa. In her opinion, only Edogawa was qualified to fight her. She didn't pay attention to the others.

That's why she came to coach Sakaki after training to find out her playing time. She wanted to face her directly instead of being staggered by her teammates.

"Don't pay attention to it deliberately," Sakaki put one hand in his purse, and took a sip of coffee with the other, "Edogawa is just an obstacle, just find a way to get over it. Don't forget, you play tennis. for what."

(End of this chapter)