Crossover Anime: Transmigrated as Sasuke, but Must Start from Prince of Tennis

Because he had just told Sasuke that if he wanted to play, he could challenge Hyotei's regular players.

Hyotei can challenge anyone at any time, and Rikkai can play tennis with Kirihara, so there's no need for him to participate in any school team matches.

"Why is this happening... Even though you're quite weak, you're still considered above average within Seigaku, right? Why aren't you allowed to participate in the competition?"

Akaya Kirihara was very unhappy that Ryoma Echizen couldn't participate in the match.

Based on Seigaku's previous strength, apart from Fuji and Tezuka, no one else could beat Echizen.

"Want a fight? Who do you think is weaker?"

Ryoma Echizen knew he might not be able to beat Akaya Kirihara, but that didn't mean he could be so easily dismissed as weak.

"But you are indeed quite weak, although you are still quite good compared to them."

Kirihara Akaya sometimes has a mental lapse, and at times like this, his explanations are completely useless when faced with Ryoma's bristling and glaring.

"Alright, you weren't even as good as Ryoma last year. You guys can go check out other schools' matches around here, just don't be late for our midday meeting."

Sasuke, seeing that Akaya was about to get angry, walked over helplessly to help his clumsy disciple ease the tension a bit.

She's quite clever when playing tennis, but how come she's so clueless when it comes to interpersonal relationships? She'll never have any friends if she keeps going like this!

These are the only upperclassmen who will take care of Akaya now.

Even Hiyoshi Waka and Ootori Chotaro of Hyotei, who are the same age, basically take care of Akaya when they are with him.

If it weren't for that, Sasuke wouldn't have gone to the trouble of finding him playmates.

"Senior Sasuke, besides tennis, does your student have any other strengths?"

Ryoma Echizen is also a vengeful and arrogant young man. When he saw Sasuke coming over, he didn't hold back and made things difficult for Akaya.

"Does playing games count?"

Sasuke thought about it and realized that besides playing games, he probably didn't have any other strengths.

Although he was abroad at the time, he was still well aware that Kirihara Akaya had won the title of Yu-Gi-Oh! in Kanagawa Prefecture.

"I see..."

Ryoma thought about it and realized that he really didn't know how to play those games.

Since that's the case, then I should just focus on playing tennis and try to beat Kirihara Akira in tennis.

"Let's go, I'll take you to see it, that's Fudomine over there..."

Although Akaya Kirihara is sometimes a bit slow-witted, he is still quite proactive when playing with new friends.

After leaving with Ryoma, they visited several other arenas, where they encountered the Seigaku members cheering for Rokkaku Middle School.

Seeing that Ryoma had already reunited with the Seigaku group, Akaya returned to the Rikkai University rest area.

"What's wrong? Didn't you go to play with your friends?"

Yukimura Seiichi smiled as he saw Kirihara return and handed him a bottle of water.

This idiot's expression has already betrayed his current mood.

"He was kept behind by Fuji Syusuke, so I didn't bother them. Fuji from Seigaku probably doesn't want to see me."

Kirihara Akaya sat down, opened a bottle of water, took a sip, and began to talk about his encounter with Seigaku.

"If Fuji Syusuke sees Echizen Ryoma, he'll definitely let him play. That's good, you can meet him in the semifinals."

Sasuke leaned back in the chair next to him, drinking the juice that was handed to him. He could guess what Fuji Syusuke was planning.

Ryoma Echizen, with his protagonist's halo, I wonder if it will still have an effect.

I've fought Akaya a few times before, but that kid Ryoma has never won unless he suddenly gets a cheat code...

Otherwise, Seigaku would have absolutely no chance of winning.

"Ryoma Echizen will probably be in singles. If you want to have a good time, he might not get a chance to play."

Atobe was also nearby, and he shared the same curiosity about Seigaku's arrangements.

The previous ones were easy to deal with, but when facing Rikkai, almost everyone thought that this would be Seigaku's last battle this year.

"This time, I'm not going to give them a chance; I'm going to play three-on-one."

Yukimura smiled gently, but in his plan, he was preparing to take the most ruthless action.

"You're ruthless..."

They didn't need to listen to their other arrangements; they only needed to know that Yukimura was going to play the singles third position, and they already knew how ruthless he would be.

Unless the opponent is Hyotei, Yukimura always plays one-on-one, or simply doesn't play at all.

"It's time for lunch. Let's go, someone has brought it over."

Sasuke picked up his phone and glanced at it. His butler had already sent him a message that it was lunchtime.

The athletes from both schools had lunch together, and then headed off to their respective competition areas.

Hyotei's opponent is indeed Fudomine.

Looking at his familiar opponent, Sasuke leaned against the railing, feeling that Tachibana Kippei on the other side should have accepted reality by now.

"We will go all out for the summit!"

At the start of the match, Kippei Tachibana looked towards Hyotei, expressing their determination not to give up.

But when facing Hyotei, all they could retain was this determination.

Because the rules were temporarily changed during the national tournament, this time the competition will start with singles match three.

In the singles match, Jiro Akutagawa completely dominated Kippei Tachibana and then took a comfortable nap after the match.

When Oshitari and Gakuto, the second pair of doubles players, entered the game, Fudomine's Ibu and Kamio were unable to score a single point.

Hiyoshi Waka, fighting two opponents in a single match, reminded the audience of his ruthless side with his unique fighting style.

Because this is Hyotei's first match, all five matches will be played.

Doubles pair 1, Ryo Shishido and Chotaro Ootori, are also Hyotei's regular doubles pair, maintaining Hyotei's style on the court.

Atobe Keigo, when playing solo, simply insists on pursuing extravagance to the very end.

With five consecutive victories, Hyotei's domineering and crushing style has officially begun in the National Tournament.

Congratulations! We look forward to Hyotei winning their third consecutive championship!

After the match, Tachibana Kippei walked to the Hyotei rest area and watched the Hyotei regulars playing around. He was really looking forward to Hyotei winning the championship.

"That's natural!"

Atobe Keigo responded with a smile.

"May I ask when Sasuke will be playing?"

Tachibana Kippei looked at Sasuke. Was it because he thought Fudomine was too weak to attract his attention that Sasuke didn't even participate?

"It depends on my mood. Maybe I'll play once, or maybe I won't play at all. Who knows?"

Sasuke yawned. He didn't have time to understand Kippei's thoughts, because he himself didn't know the answer.

Given Hyotei's strength, even in the finals against Rikkai, it wouldn't be a situation where they absolutely needed him to play to win.

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Chapter 139 Sasuke, the Young Man from the Sanada Family

"They played one match this morning, and this afternoon they'll face Shitenhoji, right?"

On the morning of the second day of the national competition, Yue Ren got off the school bus with a yawn.

Looking at the Shitenhoji school team not far away, I felt really heartbroken about having to face them again.

"Yesterday's competition determined the top eight, and after the morning matches ended, the semi-finals began. In the afternoon... after the afternoon matches ended, we'll know which two schools will be in tomorrow's finals."

Shinobu walked beside him, looking forward to today's match.

Although Shitenhoji is quite a troublemaker, he also comes from the Kansai region and is relatively resistant to this comedic style.

He also wanted to know if Kenji's strength had improved even slightly.

"Let's go. Our opponent this morning is Green Mountain. If we finish this early, I can take a nap."

Sasuke glanced around at his surroundings, not having much expectation for his opponent in the morning's match.

However, at Shitenhoji Temple in the afternoon, we can still look forward to seeing if Hiyoshi Waka will run into Kinokunori; the feud between these two is quite interesting.

"Uncle, when will you arrive... Okay, see you this afternoon."

Sasuke arrived at Hyotei's rest area and called Sakaki Taro.

Since it's confirmed he won't be coming in the morning, that means he'll be providing on-site guidance.

"Brother Sakaki, aren't you going to play?"

Not long after the match started, a child's voice came from outside the railing behind Sasuke.

"Sanada Sasuke, you should call him uncle..."

Sasuke turned to look at the young Sasuke from the Sanada clan and emphasized again that he should not call him "big brother".

"No, you're the older Sasuke, and I'm the younger Sasuke, so I should definitely call you 'big brother'!"

Sanada Sasuke is only six years old, but that doesn't stop him from being very smart, especially after being secretly taught by someone.

"Grandpa Sanada, who has bribed young Sasuke this time?"

Sasuke looked to the side and saw an old man with a muscular physique who was clearly visible even though he was wearing clothes. He was Sanada Gen'ichirō's grandfather, Sanada Gen'emon.

"Genichiro told him that as long as he can recognize you as his older brother, he will take you to practice kendo when you go home."

The old man chuckled and said that it wasn't him, the old man, who was up to no good, but rather that Genichiro had promised Sasuke a favor this morning.

"Genichiro? Are you sure it's not Seiichi?"

Shaking his head, Sasuke couldn't believe that Genichiro Sanada could do such a thing.

If we're talking about someone who likes to stir up trouble, then we have to pinpoint Yukimura Seiichi.

“Brother Sakaki, you guessed right. It was Brother Seiichi who told me. He said that unless you guess it, Uncle should take the blame.”