The Prince of Tennis: My tennis skills come from Naruto

Chapter 155 A cute girl cheerleading squad is way too much!

On the referee's bench, Coach Banta Mikiya's smile froze for a second upon hearing the singles matchup for third place. Then, he involuntarily looked up at Taro's dressed-up, serious-looking figure opposite him. How to put it—

This young rookie coach is so mature for his age!

They actually sent the captain of Hyotei to play three-on-one!

That's a bit too mature for his age!

The unlucky guy about to face Kamiya Yo, Fuji Syusuke, instantly locked onto the Hyotei area not far away after hearing the referee's words. At this moment, the Hyotei crowd was parted in two directions like Moses parting the sea. Kamiya Yo was holding a black racket and walked out of there with ease.

Fuji Syusuke watched this scene, his already narrowed eyes narrowing even further. Tsk, in the sunlight, the jewel on the badge on Kamiya-kun's chest was dazzlingly bright—

Moreover, the diamond-shaped mark on his forehead always felt somewhat eerie—

Although the members of Yamabuki were very unhappy with the result of the singles matchup, other spectators said that this situation was really too good.

"Finally, we can see the Hyotei captain play a match! Yay!"

"Indeed, I've always only seen photos of Kamiya-kun's highlights from his matches in magazines, but now I can finally see the real thing!"

"I have a feeling. The upcoming match is going to be very exciting!"

"Absolutely! Putting looks aside, she's Hyotei's number one!"

"Haha, today was totally worth it! Zhihui even advised me that there was no point in watching any tournaments and that I should just watch the national tournament instead."

"If he knew that Hyotei's captain would be playing in today's singles third match, he'd be kicking himself! No way, I have to send him this 'good' news right now."

(Later, upon receiving this message, Kato Tomoki secretly thought he had missed out on a fortune and passionately complained about his friend in his mind; 100 words omitted here.)

Aside from casual observers and fans, other members of the audience, such as St. Rudolph who lost to Hyotei in the semifinals, Ginka who also lost to Yamabuki in the finals, and some friends and family members of school teams from Osaka, Kanagawa and other places who were asked to spy on Hyotei, suddenly became alert and immediately focused their attention on the court. This was a good opportunity to find out Hyotei's secrets!

Meanwhile, the reporters in the audience felt that this week's magazine headlines were already set. Hyotei, especially Hyotei's captain Kamiya, was simply a traffic magnet!

Among the crowd of casual magazine reporters, the most prominent was Inoue Mamoru, who snapped a few photos of Kamiya You walking against the light through the parted crowd. Looking at the finished product, he inwardly sighed:

As expected of Kamiya-kun, he made the most impressive entrance.

However, even he didn't expect Kamiya-kun to actually play in the finals of the tournament. So, is there some explanation for his opponent this time?

Inoue Mamoru believes that Kamiya's appearance in singles match 3 was definitely his own request, because unlike most other schools where the coach's position is generally higher than the captain's position and the lineup is decided by the coach, Hyotei is completely the opposite.

Hyotei's coach doesn't seem like the type to suggest putting Kamiya in singles number three for the sake of stability. And even if it were for stability, and they felt that number three wasn't safe, Hyotei already has a vice-captain, so there's no need to trouble Kamiya.

(Yes, Mamoru Inoue did guess the truth. At the time, Yuko Fujii, Taro, and Keigo Atobe had initially decided on the list, and the name of Jusaburo Mori was originally written on the list for the singles match.)

However, after reviewing the preliminary list submitted by Yuko Fujii, You Kamiya immediately changed the name of the third singles player to his own.

so----

Inoue Mamoru's gaze fell on Fuji Syusuke, the one from Yamabuki. If he remembered correctly, Fuji Syusuke, like Tei, came from Seigaku.

But I haven't heard anything special about him.

Meanwhile, Kamiya You noticed Fuji's gaze, raised an eyebrow and smiled. It seemed that Yamabuki really intended to use the strategy of "Tian Ji's horse racing," so he placed Fuji in the singles third position, betting that their Hyotei's singles third player was the weakest.

However, it can only be said that this is exactly what he wanted.

Fuji Syusuke is a very important character in the story. He is known as the genius of Seigaku and his strength is second only to Tezuka. With the original story being modified so much that even his mother wouldn't recognize him, we wonder how much Fuji really has now after spending some time in Yamabuki.

Of course, most importantly, the items dropped by the system after Fuji is defeated should be pretty good.

Although he hasn't maxed out the proficiency of many of the Naruto ball techniques yet, it doesn't matter, because opening new blind boxes is more fun. Kamiya You said that he's just that fickle. Anyway, he will prioritize when he levels up his proficiency, so he won't end up with a broad but not deep level.

As he pondered this, he walked onto the court.

Meanwhile, Fuji Syusuke quickly stepped onto the court. Just then, as both players moved towards the net, a tremendous roar of cheers erupted from the stands: "Hyotei will be the winner! Yamabuki will be the loser!"

"Hyotei will win! Yamabuki will lose—!!"

"The minister will win! The minister will win!!"

"Kamiya-sama will win! Kamiya-sama is the strongest!"

In addition to the deep male voices of the ordinary members of Hyotei, there are also distinctive high-pitched female voices interspersed throughout, making them particularly recognizable.

At this moment, Kamiya You's personal cheerleading squad, dressed in knee-length dresses, stood on the highest level of the stands. They held custom-made blue pom-poms in both hands, their arms swinging rhythmically with the shouts. The pom-poms shone brightly in the sunlight, attracting much attention.

Wow!

This is a bit too much!

Cute girl cheerleaders and stuff —

Kentaro Minami touched the stiff stubble of his afro and, to be honest, felt a little envious.

Seeing this scene, Inui Sadaharu couldn't help but twitch his eye. "6," he thought, "I never expected Hyotei's pomp and circumstance to be so outrageous."

Sadaharu Inui quickly shook off his distracting thoughts and directed the Yamabuki members to cheer for Syusuke Fuji. Well, considering that Aaron had a muscle strain in his arm and needed to be iced, Inui didn't give him a racket.

Taro, who was already used to this scene, remained calm and composed even in the face of imminent danger. Meanwhile, Banta Mikiya, sitting on the other coach's bench, paused for a second before chuckling and remarking:

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