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

"Sasuke-kun, it's just a cake I made, please..."

A petite girl dressed in the Hyotei Girls' School uniform stood in front of Sasuke, blushing as she handed him the cake.

It's only been a short time since school started, and Sasuke has already been stopped by girls multiple times to give them gifts.

"Atobe, please take care of it. I have something to take care of, so I'm taking the day off from club activities today."

Sasuke glanced down at his burning palms, gave a brief instruction to Atobe Keigo beside him, and then turned and ran towards the entrance of Hyotei.

He used to refuse gifts himself, but lately it's been happening too frequently, and...

problem occurs!

Tezuka Kunimitsu of Seigaku still got beaten up.

He needed to take a look and confirm his previous assumptions.

"Why should anything unglamorous happen? Listen up, all of you! From now on, anything that disturbs the members, such as giving gifts or confessing your feelings, is strictly prohibited near the tennis club!"

Keigo Atobe, who was still standing there, looked annoyed. He glanced at the senior next to him who was feeling wronged and made a new rule on the spot.

This isn't the first time that guy has received a confession gift. He was quite happy watching the show before, but he's not a babysitter, so why should he handle this kind of thing for that guy?

Sasuke has no idea what Atobe Keigo's feelings are now. He has already left Hyotei and is running like the wind to Seishun Academy, which is not actually that far away.

In the tennis club of Seishun Academy, a bespectacled boy with brown hair squatted on the court, his tennis racket on the ground beside him, his right hand resting on his left elbow.

"Tezuka!"

Fuji Syusuke ran over from the side, his icy blue eyes filled with worry. He wanted to reach out and help Tezuka up, but he was worried that he might accidentally aggravate Tezuka's injury.

"How could this happen... Senior Takei, tennis rackets aren't for hitting people!"

Oishi Shuichiro also realized what was happening, ran to Tezuka Kunimitsu's side, glared at Takeshi Takei across from him, and was trembling with anger.

"What do we do? What do we do? Tezuka is injured. It will prevent him from playing tennis in the future. Oh, right, Fuji, call that guy from Hyotei. He'll definitely have a way!"

When Kikumaru Eiji saw Tezuka Kunimitsu injured, his first thought was that it was all over.

That person said that Tezuka's injury would affect his tennis career for the rest of his life.

Although he didn't understand why such a thing actually happened, he could already picture Tezuka standing on the sidelines, watching others play tennis with a forlorn look in his eyes.

Thinking of that person, Kikumaru Eiji also remembered that Fuji Syusuke had left his phone number.

"I'll make the call. Tezuka, be careful. Eiji, go and inform the captain and the coach."

Fuji Syusuke's eyes flickered. He looked up at the third-year students opposite him, then turned and ran towards the tennis club's lounge.

My phone is in the lounge; hopefully I can still make a call now.

"Fuji Syusuke, it's club activity time now, where are you going?"

Just as Fuji Syusuke ran out of the tennis training court, a figure blocked his way.

He is Yamato Yuta, the tennis club captain who wears small round black glasses, a white headband, and a jacket.

"Captain Yamato, Tezuka was injured by his senior, and I need to find someone to help me."

Fuji Syusuke stopped in his tracks, looking at Yamato, the captain in front of him, his narrowed eyes revealing no emotion.

"Come with me to take a look."

When Yamato Yuta heard that Tezuka Kunimitsu had been injured, he was stunned for a moment, then quickly walked into the tennis court, came to Tezuka's side, and extended his hand.

As a club president, Yamato Yuta didn't want any member to get hurt, especially Tezuka Kunimitsu, whom he had his eye on and who might take over the tennis club after he left.

"Captain, senior player injured Tezuka with his racket..."

When Oishi Shuichiro saw the club president arrive, he stood beside Tezuka and immediately reported the upperclassmen's violent behavior.

"Wu Ju, what's going on?"

Yamato Yuta looked at Oishi Shuichiro, who was blocking Tezuka, and then turned to look at the third-year regulars on the other side.

Takeshi Takei was known to be bossy towards the younger students in the tennis club, but nothing serious had ever happened to him.

But now that someone has been injured, things are really in trouble.

"To be left-handed yet compete with the upperclassmen using only your right hand is absolutely unforgivable..."

Takeshi Takei, who had injured someone, stubbornly blamed Tezuka for the entire incident.

At first, he was worried that injuring someone would cause trouble, but after he found that although the minister was angry, he did not have a strong reaction, he felt much more relaxed.

"This shouldn't have happened... Disrupting the order during club activities, all of you, twenty laps!"

Yamato Yudai coldly observed Takeshi Takei, who was still unconvinced. Considering the current Seigaku lineup, he could only suppress him by punishing all members.

If Takeshi Takei were to leave the tennis club because of this incident, and the second and third-year students couldn't find a suitable replacement, with the regional qualifiers about to begin, they wouldn't have much time left.

"Yes!"

Takeshi Takei and the others, who were punished by running laps, relaxed and turned to run off the field. When they looked at the first-year students, their eyes were full of smugness and provocation.

They wanted to show these first-year students what the rules were, and that even if someone got hurt, no one could shake their positions as regulars.

"First graders, what are you all standing there for!"

Turning around, Yamato looked at the second and third-year students who had run away, then at the first-year students who were still standing there. He frowned and was about to tell them to run after him.

"Minister, is this how you're going to handle Tezuka's injury?"

Since Fuji Syusuke had been stopped earlier, he naturally couldn't go to the lounge to get the phone.

Now, seeing that Yamato Yuta, as the minister, was only punishing those people by making them run laps, his eyes were filled with coldness.

Tezuka's arm condition is still unknown, but those who should be in charge are acting as if nothing has happened. What do they take the first-year students for? Punches and abuse that they can beat and scold at will without anyone taking responsibility?

"How tragic, the tennis prodigy, Tezuka Kunimitsu..."

As the sound came from the entrance of the Seigaku tennis court, Sasuke, wearing the Hyotei tennis team's regular uniform, walked in.

He acted casually, not feeling at all that it was inappropriate for a member of an outside school's tennis club to join the Seigaku tennis club at this time.

Although he was very fast, he only started moving after Tezuka was hit, so he naturally missed the earlier part of the story.

Even if he didn't see it, he knew how Seigaku handled it.

The result was similar to his original guess, equally disappointing.

"Hyotei's regular player? This is not a place for you. Leave immediately!"

Looking at the Hyotei regular who was making no attempt to hide his identity, Yamato Yuta's first reaction to the Seigaku tennis club's injury incident was that it must not be spread.

If this incident escalates and becomes too big, it could potentially lead to Seigaku being suspended from the tournament...

Chapter 37 I still prefer change

"In the Seigaku tennis club, a third-year student lost to a first-year student on the tennis court. In a fit of rage, he smashed the first-year student's arm with his tennis racket, bringing the once invincible tennis prodigy to an end..."

Sasuke ignored the current captain of Seigaku, walked over to Tezuka, squatted down next to him, and continued to explain how heinous the whole incident was.

He reached out and picked up the racket from the ground, then grabbed Tezuka Kunimitsu's shoulder and helped him stand up.

He truly didn't understand why this person, despite having a strong family background and having suffered "serious" harm, didn't know how to retaliate.

Even Fuji Syusuke was seething with anger, probably plotting his revenge, but Tezuka Kunimitsu, the person directly involved, remained remarkably calm...

Honestly, this kind of personality is the most annoying.

"Sasuke, Tezuka's injury..."

Seeing that the person he was looking for had appeared there, Fuji Syusuke narrowed his eyes again and stepped forward to support Tezuka Kunimitsu, who was still frowning in pain.

He dared not touch Tezuka's arm casually, and could only let Sasuke assess the situation.

Knowing in advance that Tezuka would be in danger, and arriving so quickly, he must be safe.

"It's quite troublesome."

Sasuke shook his head, giving a vague answer, but in his heart he was thinking of making Tezuka Kunimitsu suffer for a while longer.

He disliked people who were overly calm even after being hit. How could he not seek revenge? Just because the other person was a senior?

What strange ideas and logic!

"Yamato, what happened?"

Now that things have happened, Sumire Ryuzaki, the tennis coach of Seigaku, finally arrived late after Eiji Kikumaru went to the office to look for her.

The tennis coach's office is right next to the tennis courts, and you can see the courts clearly from the window, but the coach doesn't seem to care much about it.

"Coach Ryuzaki, Takei injured Tezuka's arm..."

Yamato Yuta looked at the coach who walked in through the door and briefly described what had happened.

"Now that you've been punished, train hard from now on. The regional qualifiers will start soon, and your goal is the competition..."

Ryuzaki Sumire's gaze swept over Tezuka and also saw Sasuke wearing the Hyotei regular uniform, but she chose to ignore them.

First graders are only allowed to retrieve balls; this is a rule she has upheld for decades, and she doesn't allow anyone to break it.

As for Hyotei's first-year students taking over the tennis club...

After reading the report, she felt it was absurd and even cursed it privately, saying that rich young masters really didn't know any manners.

"Coach Ryuzaki, Tezuka's arm injury could even affect his future tennis career. Is it too perfunctory to just make him run a few laps as punishment?"

Sadaharu Inui, who had been observing from the side, raised his hand to push up his glasses, quickly jotted down some information in his notebook, and then faced Sumire Ryuzaki and raised his questions.

Anyone would find this unacceptable, but as the minister and coach, they only thought about ignoring the matter, which is truly disappointing.

If this tennis club doesn't make changes, its chances of reaching the national stage are zero.

"What first graders should do is clearly written in the rules. The incident started because you broke the rules. Do you expect others to take responsibility for your mistakes?"

Ryuzaki Sumire hates people who break the rules, so it's impossible for her to be nice to the first-year students at this time.

Especially since there was someone from Hyotei who she saw as a challenger to the rules, her words, which could have been more tactful, were deliberately laced with barbs when spoken.

"What a disappointing school and people. You can sort this out yourselves. I'm going to call Sanada and tell him not to even think about beating Tezuka Kunimitsu anymore. Playing tennis against a disabled person who can't even take responsibility for himself is just not something to look forward to at all."

Sasuke had been keeping an eye on Tezuka Kunimitsu. After discovering that the victim also wanted to settle things quietly, he took out his phone from his pocket, looked through his contacts, and prepared to leave.

Perhaps interfering with other people's thoughts is wrong, but Sasuke was just in a bad mood, so he didn't care about right or wrong, he just did what he wanted to do.