The Prince of Tennis: My tennis skills come from Naruto

Chapter 110 Wins Best Audience Seat

Then, Kamiya Yo mercilessly won Shishido Ryo's third serve, bringing the score to 0-40. On the fourth point, it was Kikumaru Eiji's turn to receive the serve, but Kikumaru Eiji's mentality was extremely calm. After all, he had just clearly felt the value of having the captain's backing. Without the psychological pressure, he easily hit a return with a slightly better quality than the last one.

With a "thud," the tennis ball spun back with a dart.

But after losing three consecutive points, Ryo Shishido, who was feeling frustrated, managed to win back the score.

The ball flew back and forth in front of the net and in the front half of the court, and the three players were locked in a stalemate. For a moment, the shadows of the ball and the racket flew around, making it exceptionally dazzling.

Although Kikumaru Eiji managed to exchange blows with the two using his excellent flexibility and reflexes, the combination of Shishido Ryo and Yanagi Renji was more oppressive. After several wide-angle maneuvers, his defense was finally torn apart, revealing a significant opening. Yanagi Renji seized this opportunity and launched a backhand interception.

But with a shout of "Minister—!" (not really), Kamiya You easily snatched the score away once again.

On the sidelines, the referee announced the score: 66.

Game 3, Kamiya You & Kikumaru Eiji score, 2-0!

Eiji Kikumaru caught the tennis ball thrown by the caddie with precision, his face beaming with eager excitement.

He imitated Kamiya You's movements and bounced the ball a few times. Although his rhythm was slightly inferior, his movements were still quite smooth.

Then, he tossed the tennis ball high into the air, his body stretching out softly as he leaped, "Thump."

As soon as the ball was released, Eiji Kikumaru did not hesitate at all. He immediately pushed off the ground and rushed forward, like a nimble cat, gently and quickly pouncing towards the net.

Just then, Ryo Shishido finished receiving the serve, and Eiji Kikumaru chuckled as his racket perfectly caught the tennis ball that Ryo Shishido had hit back.

But when he looked closely, he felt as if he were facing a vast, fully spread net, with no way to begin.

Renji Yanagi had somehow moved to the left side of the net, directly blocking his wide-angle return shot to the left. Ryo Shishido had also moved to the right side of the middle of the backcourt, making it difficult for him to return the ball to the right.

Hmm, I didn't hear them discuss anything, but they formed such a tight defense. Wow—is this the tacit understanding between masters?!

No, no, Kikumaru Eiji quickly shook off this off-topic thought. The key was where to attack, although, however, he really felt that attacking to the left or right wouldn't work—

Kikumaru Eiji felt a slight tingling sensation on his scalp. He bit his lip, deciding to ignore it and not have time to hesitate any longer, because he could feel the ball about to slip out of his control.

Besides, there's always a powerful figure backing us up, right?

In a split second, a decisive glint flashed in his eyes. In that split second, he twisted his wrist to the right, forming a backward bow shape, and hit the ball to the right, towards the right sideline of the front half of the field.

But unsurprisingly, he didn't score directly. Instead, Shishido Ryo took two big steps to the left front and quickly returned the ball with a strangely trajectoryd smash after it bounced up. "Bang!"

The tennis ball was hit towards the left sideline of Kikumaru Eiji's backhand side. Kikumaru Eiji used his excellent flexibility to turn the ball flexibly and quickly return to the defense. The ball was shot back to the opposite half of the court again. The situation remained deadlocked for a while. Yanagi Renji and Shishido Ryo, the temporary partners, always chose to hit the ball to the area that Kikumaru Eiji, who was "easy to bully," was responsible for.

It was as if the half of the court where Kamiya You was located was an invisible restricted area, and above this restricted area were eight large characters written in bold: "No passage allowed here".

Before Kikumaru Eiji called for help, Kamiya Yo himself was happy to stand in the back as a spectator in a superb VIP seat, where he could experience the game firsthand.

One moment I'm admiring Renji Yanagi's exquisite data predictions and fancy blocking of Eiji Kikumaru's net volleys, the next I'm admiring Ryo Anshido's outstanding speed and explosiveness as he unleashes sharp sideline smashes, and then I'm admiring his teammate Eiji Kikumaru's amazing flexibility as he dives left and right at the net, neutralizing most of the attacks.

Well, I have to say, watching the game up close like this, seeing people fighting tooth and nail while you're enjoying a peaceful moment, has a unique charm.

Kamiya You twirled the racket in his hand. "Well, let Kikumaru play with them."

In any case, he can step in at crucial moments, take control of the situation, and secure the points.

In short, for one of the reasons mentioned above, the match was unusually long (once Kikumaru served or received, it became a tug-of-war). By the time Atobe Keigo had finished his match and returned with Sanada Genichiro with a magnificent and confident stride, he was watching from the sidelines. When Oshitari Yuushi and Mori Jusaburo also finished their matches and joined the spectators, the match was still not over.

But twenty minutes later, the match came to an end: Game 1, Kamiya You & Kikumaru Eiji, 6-0!

"Match ended! Kamiya You & Kikumaru Eiji are the victors!"

"We won, Nya~! The minister is so handsome! He makes me feel so safe!"

Eiji Kikumaru jumped up and down on the spot with great joy, his red hair flying with the movement, the sweat on his forehead glistening in the sunlight, and his eyes filled with the purest adoration.

Although the process was somewhat stalemate, he was able to run freely and it felt great!

Moreover, with someone to back me up, I have no worries and feel completely at ease!

In short, I'm so happy!

To this, Kamiya You simply nodded casually and smiled, saying, "Basic stuff."

His gaze, however, fell upon the void.

There, only he could see, were two system messages that appeared as the referee's verdict was announced:

With your exceptional skills, you led your regional teammates to break the partnership between a Kanto-level player and a regional player.

[You have obtained: B-rank Ninjutsu Fire Release: Fire Dragon Flame Bullet, GOAT value +6]

A bright red, medium-sized bubble of knowledge, about the size of a loaf of toast, appeared in his mind.

With a slight thought, Kamiya You's mental energy instantly pierced the fiery red bubble of knowledge, like an invisible needle.

"Pop—"

With the silent sense of shattering that surfaced in his mind, countless streams of red data, flashing with "firelight," surged out in a flash. In less than half a minute, Kamiya You had a clear understanding of all the information about this ninjutsu, including its skill effects and hand seals.

This B-rank ninjutsu, Fire Dragon Flame Bullet, is an evolved version of the Great Fireball Technique, and it also incorporates the effects of the Shadow Clone Technique—no, it should be said that it incorporates the effects of the Shadow Clone Technique, because it consists of three physical flames.

Overall, the drop rate for the Liu and Xuehu combination is pretty good.

A satisfied glint flashed in Kamiya You's eyes. He then gestured for Kikumaru Eiji to take the "victory" card from Tanaka Sakurako. He and Kikumaru Eiji then walked to the net and shook hands with Yanagi Renji and Shishido Ryo after the match. "Thanks for your hard work," Kamiya You said calmly, lowering his hand first. "Shall we rest for a bit and wait for the others?"

As he spoke, he gestured with his chin towards the area where the beach chairs were placed beside the tennis court, and then waved to the crowd of spectators outside the court, "You've been watching for so long, why don't you sit down and rest for a bit?"

Meanwhile, the maids, under Tanaka Sakurako's instructions, brought over ten beach chairs.