The Prince of Tennis: My tennis skills come from Naruto

What seemed like a simple game of ball actually allowed the audience to feel the high level of skill of both players.

"As expected of Kamiya-kun, he actually predicted Yukimura Seiichi's tennis ball trajectory! That swing control was absolutely brilliant!"

"However, Yukimura Seiichi is also very strong. If his opponent had returned that ball with normal thinking, the tennis ball would have been just below the height of his racket, resulting in a miss and allowing him to score directly."

"Indeed, his shot was very fast and powerful, but the ball bounced very low. It really takes a lot of skill to hit that shot."

Sengoku Kiyosumi also felt that although he had dynamic vision, he would probably be completely passive in front of Yukimura Seiichi.

As for the legendary "annihilation of the five senses" technique, he felt he had no way to deal with it.

Thinking of this, he recalled the wind, fire, and mountain attacks from the previous game by Sanada Genichiro, which he found difficult to withstand once he was immersed in the situation.

However, Sanada Genichiro was completely defeated by Kamiya, especially Kamiya's last move, which truly made him "see" a meteor fall...

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This year's Youth Championship for elementary school students is just too full of hidden talents.

These three people are all his age, but their tennis skills seem to come from another world.

Oh dear, I'm really not lucky at all.

Although she thought these words to herself, a hint of eager challenge flashed in Sengoku Kiyosumi's eyes.

Having peers like that creates a challenge, doesn't it? Just wait, he'll catch up soon!

Sengoku Kiyosumi secretly made a vow, and then continued to focus his attention on the arena.

Meanwhile, at the very moment Kamiya You swung his racket, that is, the instant his racket made contact with the tennis ball...

He clearly felt the almost imperceptible, slight tingling sensation that spread along the racket due to the unique spin of the tennis ball, as well as the mental pressure.

Ok,

So this is the principle behind Yukimura's ability to destroy the five senses.

However, because his mental strength was too great, he was able to detect it directly.

Kamiya You sensed it and felt as if there were one or two very thin, hazy, unformed gray dots on his mind, which he could forcibly break through now if he wanted to.

As for the muscle paralysis that occurs the moment you receive the ball, it can actually be resolved with special ball skills.

However, Kamiya You made no other move, but simply launched a swift and decisive counterattack.

The tennis ball flew like a beam of light, landing directly on the left baseline of Yukimura Seiichi.

Yukimura Seiichi quickly ran to the left, swung his racket with both hands, and returned the tennis ball with a backhand stroke.

As the tennis ball magnified in his field of vision, Kamiya You smiled slightly. As expected of Yukimura Seiichi, who was known for his speed and mental strength.

Even if he uses 75% of his speed, he can still retaliate.

It was rare to meet a decent peer, and I also had a bit of a desire to experience the thrill of eliminating my five senses.

Kamiya Yo suddenly got into a good mood and started exchanging blows with Yukimura Seiichi, going back and forth several times.

A flurry of yellow light filled the field, dazzling the eyes.

Wow! That's amazing!

Eiji Kikumaru jumped up and down excitedly, then exclaimed, "I never imagined that this was tennis played by someone my own age!"

New viewers, on the other hand, were once again impressed by the exceptional skill level of Yo Kamiya and Seiichi Yukimura through their serves and returns.

Tennis coaches from different schools immediately became interested, their minds racing with calculations.

They quickly calculated their resources, planned their approach in advance, and prepared to extend an olive branch to these two geniuses as soon as the competition ended.

There are also a few individuals, like Ryuzaki Sumire, who haven't even recruited anyone yet but have already started fantasizing: if they could recruit both of these people at the same time, how invincible Seigaku would be in the future national tournaments!

Meanwhile, several regular players from different tennis clubs in the stands whispered among themselves: "We must report to the club president and manager immediately... We absolutely cannot let a player of this caliber fall into the hands of other schools."

Reporters snapped photos, and scouts were not to be outdone, already envisioning marketing plans in their minds, seemingly seeing the money rolling in after signing the two players.

Viewers who watched Kamiya You's previous match said they never expected the final to be so normal.

That's right, that's normal!

Even so, they could only barely see that beam of light flitting back and forth.

However, there was neither a magical clash of skills nor any disappearing tennis balls; instead, it was a one-sided speed-based domination.

In short, this final was unusually normal.

I have a feeling that some kind of storm is brewing.

Sengoku Kiyosumi was the most worried about this, because he felt that Kamiya-kun was deliberately giving him the opportunity to experience Yukimura Seiichi's five senses-destroying ball technique.

Wait, what if it overturns?!

Although Sengoku Kiyosumi thought Kamiya You was very strong, he really couldn't imagine how a human could break through Yukimura Seiichi's five-sense-destroying ball technique.

Perhaps the legendary flawless technique can achieve this?

However, it's hard to say for sure, since there's no precedent. Yukimura Seiichi's move to destroy the five senses really feels like it's going too far!

Meanwhile, Yukimura Seiichi, who was locked in a fierce battle with Kamiya You, also sensed that something was amiss.

Although his ability to extinguish the five senses has begun to take effect, Kamiya You's reactions so far are not right.

Since the match is at a stalemate, why doesn't Kamiya You use the same ultimate move he used when fighting Sanada earlier?!

Yukimura Seiichi then recalled Kamiya You's words before the match.

No? He's serious about wanting to experience the annihilation of his five senses?!

Although Yukimura Seiichi was very confident in his five-sense elimination technique, out of respect for his opponent who could defeat Sanada and reach the finals, directly extinguishing Kamiya You's power was a mad idea.

Then, a sense of unease and doubt crept into his heart.

Since Kamiya You dared to do this, does he have a way to counter my Five Senses Annihilation Ball Technique?!

But Yukimura Seiichi felt this was impossible! His ability to destroy the five senses could not be countered!

Even if Kamiya You had prepared some methods, they would never work. In the end, he would only lose both his wife and his army!

Despite this thought, Yukimura Seiichi added even more spin to the next ball, just in case, and decided to speed up the process of extinguishing the five senses.

Meanwhile, on the other side, after Kamiya You received 5 balls from Yukimura Seiichi...

It is now clear that he can no longer feel the wind pulsating around him, and at the same time, his sense of the racket and the ground is gradually disappearing.

A strange sense of excitement and trepidation ignited in Kamiya You's heart, and a smile involuntarily crept onto his lips.

So this is what it feels like to have your five senses destroyed and your sense of touch taken away... It's as if your body is being slowly pulled away from the external environment.

Yes, it's quite different from the numbness caused by electric shock.

"Bang!"

Kamiya You swung his racket again, but as he returned the shot, he let out a soft "hmm" in his mind.