The Prince of Tennis: My tennis skills come from Naruto

Chapter 114 Do you even understand what "all's fair in war" means?

The audience outside the arena was also amazed by Marui Bunta's amazing skill.

"No wonder this move is called tightrope walking. Making the tennis ball roll so fast on the white line above the net, which is at most two centimeters long, does indeed resemble tightrope walking."

Saito Hide added, "However, most importantly, Marui's ball ultimately landed precisely on Sengoku's side of the field."

"In short, Marui-kun has excellent ball control and skills."

Hishido Ryo straightened his hat brim and nodded in agreement.

It seems that besides Yukimura, Sanada, and Yanagi, there are some formidable figures among the Rikkai students.

Of course, Hyotei's strength is not bad either, so they should be able to witness these people's special moves during this training camp. In this way, they can use targeted training to counter these moves after the training camp ends, thus gaining an advantage in the future Kanto Tournament.

Although Rikkai's players could counter their special moves, Ryo Shishido stated that with Hyotei's professional training planners, various skilled sparring partners, and the increasingly competitive atmosphere, Rikkai's progress would definitely not keep up with their evolutionary speed!

Those affiliated with Rikkai University, however, felt that Sengoku was very strong when they saw this scene.

Marui must have felt that he couldn't score directly from Sengoku Kiyosumi using conventional methods, so he used his special technique on the second ball.

Yanagi Renji's eyes, which had already narrowed to slits, narrowed even more imperceptibly. It should be noted that Sengoku Kiyosumi was only ranked No. 7 in Hyotei, which meant that there were six stronger people ahead of him.

Furthermore, since he is only ranked seventh, there is a 99% chance that Sengoku will play doubles, which means that Sengoku Kiyosumi is very likely to become his opponent in future official tournaments.

Therefore, it is essential to record his data carefully!

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Back on the court, since the next point was still Sengoku Kiyosumi's serve, he quickly composed himself and returned to his serving position.

Clear your mind, concentrate, and then kick off again!

"Bang!"

The tennis ball transformed into a beam of light, hurtling straight towards the opposite half of the court!

But this time, Oishi Shuichiro caught up, though he was a little behind!

As Oishi Shuichiro watched the bouncing tennis ball, his eyes gleamed with determination and sharpness. He had said that he would never let Sengoku score so easily the second time.

With determination, I swung the racket!

"Bang!"

The tennis ball flew in a slightly rushed but precise arc towards the baseline area that Sengoku Kiyosumi was responsible for.

Oh? They beat them back the second time?

On the other side, Sengoku Kiyosumi was slightly surprised, but he moved quickly, getting into position and swinging his racket, "Bang!"

He delivered a powerful and well-angled return, sending the tennis ball flying once again toward Shuichiro Oishi.

"Bang."

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"Bang!"

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Kiyosumi Sengoku and Shuichiro Oishi started fighting as if no one else was around, and both of them chose to avoid the half of the court that was occupied by Bunta Marui/Kanata Irie.

A back-and-forth battle of more than ten rounds, but the pace was breathtaking.

Marui Bunta tried to intervene several times but couldn't find the right opportunity.

As for Irie Kanata?

He said that if Marui Bunta didn't move, he wouldn't move either. Even if Marui Bunta did move, if Sengoku Kiyosumi didn't ask for help, he wouldn't move either. Wouldn't it be better to be a calm, or rather, a composed spectator like Kamiya-kun?

Outside the barbed wire fence, Kamiya You calmly watched the rapid back-and-forth attacks that best showcased the two players' fundamental skills, thinking to himself:

Although they are both making progress, it is clear that Oishi has made more progress than Sengoku during this period.

That's normal, because among the members below the Kanto level, Oishi is the one who limits his training volume the most. Even Akutsu is a step behind him because his trainer arranged for him to brush up on basic tennis skills first.

At this moment, the tennis ball was hit by Oishi into the half of the court that Sengoku Kiyosumi was responsible for for the nth time. Sengoku Kiyosumi looked at the incoming ball and a dark glint flashed in his eyes. With a feint and a flick of his wrist, he changed the direction of his swing. The tennis ball almost grazed the top of the net by a few centimeters and flew unexpectedly and at super speed to the sideline of the front half of the court that Marui Bunta was responsible for.

"It's over!" Marui Bunta's alarm bells went off the moment he noticed this scene.

However, because he had been so engrossed in watching the back-and-forth battle between the two, his start was several beats too slow, and therefore, he couldn't catch up at all.

"Sengoku Kiyosumi & Irie Kanata score! 30-15!"

"Tsk!"

Over there, Marui Bunta glanced at the tennis ball that had rolled off the court, looking quite annoyed. He accidentally popped the yellow-green bubble he had blown, and the bubble stuck to his lips with a "plop".

Marui Bunta quickly licked it off, then chewed it very hard in his mouth.

Great!

"It seems we really can't relax for even a moment."

As Sengoku Kiyosumi looked at Marui Bunta's frustrated expression, a big smile spread across his face. This move of his was called "making good use of inertia thinking."

Hehehe, do you even know what "all's fair in war" means?

Kanata Irie glanced at Bunta Marui, then out of the corner of her eye at Kiyosumi Sengoku, feeling as if she were witnessing a real-life version of a smile that would never disappear, only transferred into a different form.

It was Kanata Irie's turn to serve again.

He tossed the ball with a smile, then jumped up and turned, flicking his wrist downwards, the racket drawing a smooth arc, "thump."

The tennis ball flew with precise spin and moderate speed towards the service court in front of Marui Bunta.

Yes, Kanata Irie said he controlled it very well; it was a serve that wasn't too tricky and would make Marui look bad, but it was enough to maintain the rhythm of the game.

Marui Bunta successfully received the bounced ball and then hit it to the left baseline of the area covered by Sengoku Kiyosumi, intending to score directly.

However, Kiyosumi Sengoku made up for the speed difference with his excellent dynamic vision and successfully countered, "Bang!"

This time, he once again targeted the area under Oishi Shuichiro's jurisdiction, and then, "Bang bang bang—"

The familiar sound, representing a protracted battle, rang out once again.

The two clashed again. Compared to Sengoku Kiyosumi, Oishi Shuichiro seemed to be struggling a bit, but he managed to run around the court and swing his racket with all his might, relying on his tenacious will and the improved stats he had gained through hard training, blocking Sengoku Kiyosumi's attacks time and time again.

This time, Marui Bunta, standing to the side, stared intently at the ball's trajectory, fully focused. He had learned from his mistakes and was ready to launch an attack at any moment.

But this time, it was Oishi Shuichiro who preemptively imitated Sengoku Kiyosumi's actions, attempting to use Sengoku's own methods against him.

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