The Prince of Tennis: My tennis skills come from Naruto

Chapter 159 The White Whale Will Definitely Succeed!

With a flick of his wrist and a swing of his arm, Fuji Syusuke smashed the ball upwards!

His racket's sweet spot precisely gripped the tennis ball, producing an unusually dull thud.

"Bang!"

The sound was somewhat similar to a wet cloth slapping the ground, with a peculiar sound-absorbing quality.

The tennis ball shot out as a beam of yellow light the instant it left the racket.

"My serve will disappear." Fuji Syusuke's somewhat cold voice rang out.

Meanwhile, on the sidelines, Inui Sadaharu pushed up his glasses. Fuji used this move directly, huh? That makes sense. Even the Flying Swallow Return couldn't do anything to Kamiya-kun. No matter how you look at it, there's really no way to score from him with a normal serve.

Fuji, keep it up!

Inui Sadaharu secretly clenched his right fist, and with a "whoosh"...

At this moment, the tennis ball landed on the sideline of the service court, slid on the ground for two seconds in a forward-moving posture, and then bounced up.

Kamiya You raised an eyebrow as he watched the wildly spinning, wobbling tennis ball bounce back. He clearly saw the unique spin on the ball; this was the tennis ball that would dart around. If it were returned normally, or from a normal position, the ball would disappear because it had already darted away from that spot.

Then he simply slid a large step to the right, moving to the right side of the tennis ball's normal trajectory, "whoosh."

His shoes made a sharp, grating sound as they rubbed against the hard court.

Meanwhile, Inui Sadaharu, who was watching from the sidelines, was completely incredulous at what he saw.

How is that possible?!

This location, this location————

At that moment, the yellow light suddenly accelerated, then darted to the right, and like a swallow returning to its nest, it flew directly into the arms of Kamiya You's racket.

Kamiya You easily caught the tennis ball, then raised an eyebrow and smiled at Fuji Syusuke, saying, "You just said your serve would disappear?"

"But isn't it right here?"

"And they're very enthusiastic."

Despite his words, Kamiya You acted swiftly, flicking his wrist to create a precise cut with a "thud."

The tennis ball transformed into a streak of yellow light and headed straight for Fuji Syusuke's left baseline in his half of the court.

Fuji Syusuke couldn't catch up and could only watch helplessly as the tennis ball bounced out of bounds.

"Kamiya You scores! 0-15!" The referee's score announcement came quickly.

"Oh—!!"

"The minister is the best! The minister is the best!!"

The worst-case scenario had indeed occurred. Inui Sadaharu adjusted his glasses and sighed inwardly. Fuji's vanishing serve had been completely seen through by Hyotei's Kamiya-kun—

The spot he moved to earlier was the key to Fuji's brilliant shot—

Although Inui Sadaharu knew that Hyotei's captain, Kamiya, was very strong, even stronger than Tezuka, and that he possessed an extraordinary ability to suppress the five senses, Inui admitted that he truly hadn't expected Kamiya's ball sense, or rather, experience, to have reached such a level that he could even return Fuji's unprecedented serve on the first try.

Meanwhile, Fuji Syusuke cursed inwardly!

Kamiya-kun on the other side is just too annoying!

How can someone like that, such a despicable person, be a minister?!

But indeed, his serve didn't disappear this time.

Could it be that...?

No, no, no, it must have been a coincidence. That must have been a coincidence!

Fuji Syusuke was truly unwilling to believe that his disappearing serve had been broken by Kamiya Yo in one go, after all, he had used this move to win a game against Tei!

The idea that it could be cracked in one go is just too absurd!

A subtle sense of relief crept into his mind. Although he rationally knew that his serve was more likely to be countered, since Kamiya had gone straight for the bend in the tennis ball instead of reacting on the spot, he still had to try it again. If this didn't work, then his regular serve would be even less likely to score.

This time, however, Fuji Syusuke increased the spin of the tennis ball as he threw it, and then swung his arm again, first drawing an arc downwards, and then swinging the racket again with his signature upward swing!

"Bang!"

With its unique sound-absorbing texture, the fluorescent yellow tennis ball once again transformed into a streak of light and shot towards the opponent's half of the court.

But, "Sigh."

With a nimble left slide, Kamiya Yo was already in position, and the tennis ball, which had been caught twice, was returned by him with a backhand slice.

"Kamiya You's score! 0-30!"

Fuji Syusuke stood frozen in place, his uncontrollable heartbeat pounding in his ears.

The gasps from the audience faded into the distance; all that remained in his mind was the image of Kamiya You's shirt fluttering as he finished his stroke, a smile playing on his lips.

After a long while, he slowly exhaled. "Drip," a drop of sweat slid down his cheek. He wiped it away casually, also extinguishing the last trace of wishful thinking that it was just a coincidence.

In the next two attempts, although Fuji Syusuke still stubbornly continued to hit the "disappearing serve," trying to find a way to improve it and score, improvement is not so simple. In short, Fuji Syusuke's actions did not hinder him at all, and Kamiya You quickly pushed the score to 2-0.

"It's now Yo Kamiya's serve."

Kamiya You caught the tennis ball tossed to him by the caddie with a "thud," thinking to himself:

He had seen the Flying Swallow Returns to Nest, one of Fuji's three major counterattacks. As for the Brown Bear Falls into the Net, it didn't really matter whether he saw it or not, because he had experienced this move from Shinobu during the practice match. So, that left the White Whale.

call-

If I remember correctly, the principle of the White Whale is a powerful backhand slice. So he will continue to use spin serves. However, he has already used the outside spin serve once, so it doesn't feel meaningful to use it again now. So he might as well just use a flat attack. With that thought, Kamiya You serves!

"Bang!"

A flat A, or rather a normal backspin ball, was suddenly struck, and Fuji Syusuke watched the ball, quickly analyzing it in his mind:

The "Flying Swallow Returns to the Nest" technique failed to work, and given that Kamiya repeatedly anticipated his serves, it's probably no coincidence that his "Flying Swallow Returns to the Nest" technique was anticipated, even though he was reluctant to admit it.

Then we can only use that. He recently developed the final move of the Triple Counterattack after he came to Yamabuki: White Whale!

However, this presents a problem: Kamiya possesses a kind of teleportation-like movement, so the ball must be so fast that he doesn't have time to teleport in order to score.

so----

Fuji Syusuke narrowed his eyes, then suddenly focused, gripped his racket with his backhand, and slashed hard at the rebounding tennis ball.

"Bang!"

The tennis ball, carried by a strong gust of wind, soared into the sky, tracing a yellowish-brown parabola in the sunlight.

Then, it landed precisely in the forecourt of Kamiya You's half of the court, and then, with Fuji Syusuke's expectant gaze, it bounced back towards his own half of the court in a manner that defied the laws of physics.