The Prince of Tennis: My tennis skills come from Naruto

Chapter 185 The winner is me!

Most of the audience clicked their tongues in admiration, while a small minority watched with envy and jealousy as Kamiya You's imposing figure shone through their teeth, thinking to themselves:

Damn it!

He possesses such strong individual skills, is the captain of the tennis club whose members are all exceptionally talented, and most importantly, has so many beautiful women as his cheerleaders—

Damn it! What "good deed" did this guy do in his past life to deserve such a life of luxury in this one?!

hateful!

They want that kind of protagonist treatment too!

Meanwhile, Marui Bunta, faced with this result, could only say that he was somewhat calm and a little tired.

Although losing is normal, being defeated so "violently" and then "teasing" in the middle of the game really made me feel inexplicably tired.

Meanwhile, Kamiya You, the winner of this match, stared at the system text visible only to him in the void:

-

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:

[You crushed a Kanto-level player with your outstanding stats]

[You have obtained: Eternal Kaleidoscope Evolution Opportunity (1/5), GOAT value +5]

Although the words "Eternal Kaleidoscope Evolution Opportunity" were static black, they seemed to shimmer with golden light in Kamiya You's eyes, jumping up and down, and were particularly attractive.

The Eternal Kaleidoscope's evolution was triggered by an explosion?!

Can't we just use the universal points to add them directly?!

No, Kamiya You thought for a moment, maybe that would work, but if it dropped directly, there would be no need to use extra universal points. Tsk, it was Marui Bunta who dropped it ———

Even when he dealt a heavy blow to Atobe, who was at the national level, this kind of thing didn't come out.

So, Atobe, a national-level figure, is inferior to Marui Bunta, a Kanto-level figure? (Just kidding)

However, although Marui's special skills are quite interesting and contain a very unique style.

It's a bit of a shame, though. We only saw half of his signature moves, not his Perfect Fortress and Time Difference Hell. This is probably because Marui is only a first-year middle school student and hasn't had the chance or ability to develop those two moves yet.

Well, no rush, take your time, there's plenty of time.

Kamiya Yo said he has plenty of time and will definitely be able to try out all the ball skills that interest him.

After Kamiya You and Marui Bunta shook hands after the match, some time passed before the referee's voice came over the loudspeaker again: "Now we are about to begin the Kanto Tournament final: Hyotei Academy vs. Rikkai University Affiliated Junior High School, singles match 2!"

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Everyone's eyes scanned intently between the Hyotei and Rikkai areas, wondering how Hyotei and Rikkai would face off in this crucial and decisive match.

"Depend on----"

"Hyotei Academy - Keigo Atobe!"

"Matchup: Rikkai University Affiliated Junior High School – Yukimura Seiichi!"

The moment the match-up list was announced, the crowd outside the stadium erupted in uproar, like water dripping into a frying pan.

"Finally, we'll get to see Hyotei's most mysterious vice-captain make a move! And the Hyotei vice-captain versus Rikkai captain is going to be an amazing match! It was worth the trip!"

"Keigo Atobe versus Seiichi Yukimura! Will Hyotei secure the final victory, or will Rikkai tie the score and have a chance to turn the tide?! It's so suspenseful, so exciting!"

"————"

Yukimura Seiichi stood up from the coach's bench and walked towards the net. At that moment, off the court, Sanada Genichiro silently transmitted his thoughts: Seiichi, don't be careless. Although he is only the vice-captain of Hyotei, he is obviously a trump card-level opponent just like Mitsuya-senpai!

As he walked, he glanced through the barbed wire fence at Atobe Keigo, who was walking towards him from the Hyotei area, and thought to himself:

Although he couldn't match Hyotei's Mori Jusaburo, if his opponent was only Hyotei's vice-captain, he would eventually win. Atobe Keigo felt the determined and confident gaze projected onto him from the court. He raised an eyebrow and slightly lifted his chin. "Rikkai's Yukimura Seiichi, today I'll show you what you're made of!"

He risked his life to deal with Yukimura's so-called "destroying the five senses"! And in the end, he didn't completely succeed (the probability of the sixth sense taking effect hovered around 30%).

But that doesn't matter. As long as the five senses are not completely destroyed, he will win!

Soon, Keigo Atobe also walked to the net, but instead of starting the pre-match handshake, he raised his left hand and snapped his fingers.

"Snap"

Immediately following was Atobe's confident slogan, "The winner is me!"

These words were like a switch being flipped; the Hyotei supporters' thunderous shouts suddenly erupted, "Oh—! Hyotei will be the winner! Rikkai will be the loser!!"

"Hyotei will be the winner! Rikkai will be the loser!!"

"Atobe! Atobe! Atobe!!"

But this time, Rikkai's side, led by Renji Yanagi, also chanted in unison (and directly copied Hyotei's model—).

The official slogan was, "The winner will be Rikkai! The loser will be Hyotei!!"

"Yukimura! Yukimura!!"

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

"Interesting," Atobe Keigo's beauty mark at the corner of his eye gleamed in the sunlight, but imitators are ultimately inferior products!

Please give me your guidance.

At this moment, as these two waves collided, Yukimura Seiichi was the first to extend his left hand, a smile on his face.

Atobe Keigo extended his hand to shake hands with him, but his words were anything but polite: "Of course, come and see my skills."

At that moment, the referee walked towards the two with a racket in hand. He glanced at Atobe Keigo's undisguised arrogance and Yukimura Seiichi's elegant yet powerful demeanor, and finally chose to ask Yukimura Seiichi, "Mr. Yukimura, which one?"

Yukimura Seiichi's coat swayed gently in the wind, and after a moment's thought, he said, "Then smooth."

Bar."

Upon hearing this, the referee placed the racket face down on the ground, then quickly spun it around. "Swish," the racket spun rapidly like a large top, then "Crack."

The racket hit the ground, vibrated twice, and finally formed an inverted A on the handle.

Seeing this, Atobe Keigo's brow, which had just calmed, furrowed again. "Oh? Looks like destiny is with me! It's my serve next!"

The two parted ways, each heading towards their respective boundaries.

Five minutes later, the referee's voice heralded the start of the match: "I hereby declare the Kanto Tournament Finals, Singles Match 5 between Hyotei Academy and Rikkai University Affiliated Middle School, officially open! Hyotei Academy's Atobe Keigo versus Rikkai University Affiliated Middle School's Yukimura Seiichi!"

"The first set of this match is over! Keigo Atobe will serve first!"