The Prince of Tennis: My tennis skills come from Naruto

Chapter 153 Wave Sphere (Incomplete Version)

Inui Sadaharu had a good plan: if the opponent was careless, could he and Aron take a point?

Being defeated 6-1 sounds better than being defeated 6-0, right?

Furthermore, no one has been able to take a single point from Hyotei so far, so it would be great if Yamabuki could become number one.

With this thought in mind, Inui Sadaharu focused intently on finding an opportunity to score.

Then he conceded another point, his serve, but his opponent was down 0-30.

Inui Sadaharu shook his head with a self-deprecating smile, but then a glint of light flashed in his eyes. This situation should come to an end!

With the data in hand, it's time for the scoring methods to change!

With that thought in mind, Inui Sadaharu changed his service court and then served!

"Bang!"

Although Saito Hideki easily returned the ball.

However, upon seeing Saito Hide's swing, Inui Sadaharu smiled.

Takeshi designed the landing point of his serve, but Saito Hide was completely unaware of this carefully designed trap, did not change his return habits, and did not immediately return to his starting position after the return. Therefore, he is now very close to the midfield, which is the opportunity he created!

Although Saito's ball speed is very fast, as long as you move at the moment he swings, you can make up for your lack of speed by anticipating his movements.

The only drawback was that this shot could only be returned by Aaron, and he had to call out the target point, but he couldn't tell Aaron directly where to shoot. So whether it could score depended on whether the opponent reacted in time. Of course, it also depended on Aaron's understanding or ball sense. His mind was racing, but less than a second had passed in reality. Inui Sadaharu quickly gave instructions, "Aaron, go to your right front one meter away. The expected bounce height of the ball is slightly above your waist."

"Okay!" Kawamura Takashi readily agreed and quickly got to work.

And just as he landed, "Bang!"

The tennis ball hit the ground and then bounced up. The height and angle of the bounce were exactly as Inui Sadaharu had calculated, and it was just a little above Kawamura Takashi's waist!

The timing was perfect! The location was perfect! The altitude was perfect!

"Now!!" Kawamura Takashi's heart pounded wildly, his blood seemed to boil in his veins!

The original fatigue in my body was replaced by a more primal and violent power at this moment!

His eyes burned with fighting spirit as he attempted to use that unfinished move, the one he called the Wave Ball.

He planted his left foot firmly on the ground, his right toes barely touching the ground, his left hand bent and placed a meter in front of his chest, his right hand slightly pulled back in a long, curved arc, the racket handle pointing downwards, and then his left hand also gripped the racket, his whole body beginning to gather power, while the opposing player, Yuushi Oshitari, pushed up his glasses, it seemed he was about to unleash a powerful move, and most likely a power-type move.

Kamiya Yoya, watching from the sidelines, raised an eyebrow, because he had directly deduced the move that Kawamura Takashi was going to use.

Oh? At this point, Kawamura, who is only a first-year junior high school student, can already use the Hadouken?

But you have to know that in the original story, two years later, Kawamura's use of the Hadou Ball would put a lot of strain on his arms. Now, with his body, including his arms, not yet fully developed, wouldn't forcibly using the Hadou Ball directly ruin his hands?

Meanwhile, the audience watching from the sidelines watched with excitement and anticipation as Takashi Kawamura appeared, sensing that something was about to happen. Could there be a twist in this game?!

Inoue Mori took several photos of Kawamura Takashi's current pose.

Although I feel that even if he goes all out, he still can't beat Hyotei, this is a very unique pre-attack animation, so I have to hit him!

"Burning!"

Over there, Takashi Kawamura let out a roar from his chest.

Then, his posture suddenly changed, like a compressed spring being suddenly released. His racket collided violently with the tennis ball, power gathering, his arm muscles bulging, bulging like hard, sharply defined rocks. "Ugh, ah—"

Kawamura Takashi frowned, his mouth wide open, his expression strained. On the court, Inui Sadaharu watched this scene with a slight frown. He could see how demanding this shot was on his arm; in other words, it put a heavy strain on his arm.

Wow—I didn't expect Aaron to have such a powerful move. When was it developed? How come he didn't know about it?

He had originally planned for Aaron to create a time difference and hit the ball into Saito's defensive gap, but now, watching Saito Shu's retreating figure, Inui Sadaharu sighed inwardly. Aaron's powerful move, with its considerable wind-up, had rendered all his efforts futile.

Now we can only hope that this ultimate move will work.

With the combined hopes of both Kawamura Takashi and Inui Sadaharu, the tennis ball finally flew out of Kawamura Takashi's racket, transforming into a golden beam of light that burned as it fell toward the area in front of Saito Hide.

Kamiya You shook his head slightly upon seeing this. Kawamura was indeed not up to par at this point. This wave ball could only be considered an incomplete version, lacking in effect. Even from the surface effects, it was not up to par. You should know that in the anime storyline, the wave ball produced a glowing effect.

Over there, inside the arena, Yuushi Oshitari's voice rang out, "Saito-senpai, don't go head-to-head. Use their force against them, and pay attention to technique."

"Even if it's just a high lob at the end, that would be fine, since Kawamura probably won't be able to hit that kind of shot many times."

After saying that, Yuushi Oshitari pushed up his glasses and thought to himself:

Although this ball is a power-type ultimate move, based on the basic strength data of Kawamura Takashi that he had sensed before, even if the value doubled because of the ultimate move, the value would not be too exaggerated.

In this situation, with Saito-senpai's skill and strength stats, he should be fine, so I don't need to overstep my bounds.

Even if he misjudged the situation and the ball's force exceeded the limit, causing Saito-senpai to overload his wrist and suffer a hidden injury in his attempt to catch it, there was still the Kamiya Special Formula provided by the club president to cover for him.

Meanwhile, Saito Shu was focused on catching the ball and didn't reply, but his eyes conveyed that he understood. Saito Shu quickly took a few steps to his position, then bent his knees deeply, shifting his weight slightly forward, ready at any moment, "Bang!"

Just then, the tennis ball slammed into the ground, leaving a deep dent, before bouncing back up. "Now!"

Saito Hide's eyes narrowed. He seized the opportunity, quickly tilting his racket at a 30-degree angle to meet the incoming ball with a "whoosh."

The moment the racket face touched the golden light, his forearm muscles trembled rapidly, but a hint of relief flashed in his eyes. Saito Hide breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, the force was still within his tolerance range. After all, as a veteran of the Hyotei tennis club, it was understandable that he was surpassed by some of the younger members of Hyotei, because it meant that the tennis club was developing well and had a promising future.

But if a first-year junior from another school, especially one who poses no threat in terms of information and is completely within the normal range, were to take a point, it would be too embarrassing.

While thinking, his hands didn't slow down either.