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

However, his behavior only made Sanada even angrier.

But since he wasn't very familiar with the player, Sanada could only catch the tennis ball with a dark expression, ready to teach the guy on the other side a lesson as soon as he reached the baseline.

"Genichiro serves in the first game!"

boom!

Sanada started with a flat serve, and then...

"...Sasuke scores, 0-15!"

Yukimura, the referee, paused for a moment before realizing where the ball had landed.

But he realized that he hadn't seen how Sasuke moved to the landing point of the tennis ball or how he hit the ball back.

Whether it's a person's speed or the speed of a tennis ball after it's been returned...

It's all too fast!

"Don't underestimate me just because I'm carrying a load. I'm only carrying this because I have no other choice. Otherwise, my uncle would worry that I might just fly away one day."

Sasuke glanced at the tennis ball on the other side and jokingly reiterated that carrying weights really didn't hinder his tennis playing.

"It's my fault. From now on, I won't let my guard down!"

Genichiro Sanada took off his hat, turned it upside down on his head, and then went over to pick up the tennis ball.

Although Sasuke remembered that there used to be many ways to take tennis balls out of his pocket, a normal person's pocket is not from another dimension, and picking up the ball is the norm.

"Genichiro, do your best!"

Yukimura Seiichi's smile was as bright as ever, but his eyes held a seriousness he had never shown before.

boom!

With a topspin serve, Sanada stared intently at Sasuke's movements, trying to see how Sasuke achieved such speed.

Even so, he still didn't understand when he saw the yellow-green light flash by.

"Sasuke scores, 0-30!"

As the referee, Yukimura announced the score once again, and when he looked at Sasuke, his smile had almost vanished.

He didn't see it, he didn't see Sasuke's foot move at all, but even without blinking, the next moment Sasuke had already moved to another place.

"Sasuke, can you really fly?"

Sanada's face was grim as he looked at Sasuke's feet, his fingers making a creaking sound as he gripped the racket.

He wasn't angry that the other person was too strong, but rather that he began to doubt his own dynamic vision.

"I also think Sasuke really can fly!"

Yukimura didn't urge Sanada to serve. Instead, he sat in the referee's seat and looked at Sasuke, eager to know how the guy had managed to do it.

I wonder if we could check the security footage, maybe play it back in slow motion...

"Actually, have you ever considered that I could have skipped this..."

Sasuke, feeling the two stares at him, moved his ankle with a slightly conflicted expression and gave them an explanation.

If he doesn't say anything, these two will probably keep staring at his feet forever.

"Jump? Jump over?"

Sanada looked at the location; that jump was really far!

However, if he jumped over, he seemed to understand how the teleportation he had just experienced had happened.

Even so, he was completely helpless against this speed.

Moreover, the power and speed of this return shot cannot be explained simply by easily jumping half the court.

"Because I had practiced sprinting on plum blossom stakes before, I am quite agile in terms of dodging and jumping. Don't be surprised, I will be able to see it clearly when I slow down."

Sasuke brought up the plum blossom stake training, which finally convinced the two of their story.

Even after he deliberately slowed down, Sanada's serve was still completely overwhelmed. When he switched sides, the look in his eyes when he exchanged glances with Yukimura was full of helplessness and heartache.

They showed it to them in slow motion, but...

The speed of his jumps and landings has slowed down, but the force and speed of the tennis ball being returned are still as unstoppable as ever.

If he didn't feel it would be impolite, he would have liked to ask, "Is this really something a human could do?"

"It's my turn to serve, Genichiro, watch out!"

Sasuke felt he had been very tactful, but he didn't intend to pretend to be too weak in terms of speed and strength, because what he had done at Hyotei Tennis Club couldn't be hidden from anyone.

Rather than conceding now and then letting them frantically realize the gap later, it's better to make them understand the difference from the start.

In his own service games, he could only serve once, while in his opponent's service games, he would serve directly to score. Until the very end, when the score was 6-0, Sanada felt like he had played, yet it also felt like he hadn't played at all...

"Yukimura, do your best..."

Sanada switched places with Yukimura, and even his encouragement to Yukimura from the referee's seat sounded weak.

Sanada suddenly realized that being defeated by Tezuka Kunimitsu back then wasn't such a big deal.

At least, his match against Tezuka Kunimitsu was a real match.

In the previous match, he felt like a spectator, completely uninvolved, which was very frustrating!

"Sasuke, what should I do? I want to play tennis, I don't want to just watch you play tennis!"

Yukimura Seiichi stood on the court, holding a tennis ball, and his smile was already strained when he looked at Sasuke.

He had just clearly seen Sanada's helplessness, and considering that he hadn't been able to see the trajectory clearly several times in the end, Yukimura needed to start some communication in order to experience the feeling of playing tennis.

He naturally desires to win, but he's not thinking about it anymore.

His only goal right now is to get a chance to hit the ball and showcase his skills to the opponent.

As for winning the game after using the technique of annihilating the five senses...

He didn't even care about such things.

His goal was to make the other party feel the annihilation of their five senses, but he had already prepared for the annihilation to be nullified.

"That does seem a bit too much, three chances for one goal, how about that?"

Sasuke didn't expect Yukimura to make such a request directly, but since Yukimura had already said so, he couldn't continue to bully him.

Moreover, he actually really wanted to try out the amazing technique of extinguishing the five senses.

The only thing to be careful about is not to hurt the other person.

"There's one move that's not quite perfect yet: six times per ball, is that okay?"

Seeing that Sasuke had agreed, Yukimura Seiichi smiled and changed the number of times he threw the ball from three to six.

Previously, it was only a semi-finished product. He wanted to see if he could completely perfect that move under such intense pressure.

Chapter 23 Yukimura Seiichi's Destruction of the Five Senses

"Yukimura's serve."

Genichiro Sanada shouted "Start!" and then sat there waiting to see how the two would fight.

He had never seen anyone agree on how many times a ball would be played before the game started, and he couldn't believe that Yukimura had made this request.

But now the facts are right in front of him, and he has no choice but to watch.

Moreover, he always felt there was some strange understanding between the two, and this guy might actually be a good friend of Yukimura...

Let's begin!

Yukimura tossed the tennis ball high into the air, leaned back, and jumped up with bent knees.

boom!

The racket was swung, and the tennis ball flew out of bounds.

Then...

boom!

They were rejected.

"..."

Genichiro Sanada reached out and adjusted his hat, trying to use the brim to cover his eyes, which were filled with despair.

He suddenly realized he understood; Yukimura was starting to cheat!

And Sasuke went too far. Why did he catch the ball when it was clearly out of bounds?

Even if it's for the agreement of six returns per ball, a ball that's out of bounds is no longer within the scope of the game!

On the surface, Sanada is serious and gloomy. For the first time, he puts his best friend and this new friend together and has a lot of internal monologues and rants.

Regardless of his feelings, the two players did adhere to the agreement that Yukimura would take six shots on each ball.

In the back-and-forth exchange, Sanada initially announced the score in a cold and hard tone, but later simply stopped paying attention. Of course, he also knew that at this point, there was no need for him to care.

"Very good, continue."

When Sasuke felt mentally attacked, he relaxed to avoid a natural counterattack, and while returning the ball, he didn't forget to remind Yukimura.

Destroying the five senses is a form of mental attack.

After realizing that Yukimura's attacks were not going so smoothly, Sasuke simply hypnotized himself, and a non-real being with slightly weaker mental strength than Yukimura was temporarily formed.

I'm sorry...

Yukimura hadn't expected his opponent to actually fall for it. After apologizing, he became even more serious in his attacks.

By the time Sanada realized the problem, the elimination of all five senses was complete. Even though Yukimura had eliminated his opponent's five senses, he still couldn't score...

"you..."

Sanada thought to himself, "You guys really know how to have fun."

However, his upbringing and personality prevented him from saying such things.

One of these two just kept attacking, while the other knew exactly what was going on but calmly accepted it. He had never seen tennis played like that before.