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

Even though Tezuka Kunimitsu himself didn't think this matter needed to be taken too seriously, he just wanted to twist things and steer things in the direction he desired.

"Wait a moment!"

When Tezuka Kunimitsu heard that he was going to call Sanada, his emotions, which had been almost calming down, suddenly became chaotic.

"What, you don't want him to know?"

Sasuke stopped in his tracks, holding his phone, and looked at Tezuka Kunimitsu, whose expression changed when Sanada Genichiro was mentioned. He quietly added a new label to Sanada's name.

The man (young boy) who can change Tezuka—is this the bond from an opponent?

"I will handle this matter. As for the arm injury, I will have to trouble Sasuke again."

Tezuka Kunimitsu didn't want to make a big deal out of it, but it was absolutely impossible for him to say goodbye to tennis altogether.

As for Genichiro Sanada...

He was simply thinking about the safest course of action, not about the guy who could be his opponent.

"Then I'll look forward to the results, but I still hope you can go to the hospital for a thorough examination first. An injury report is very necessary."

Sasuke put his phone back in his pocket, looked at Tezuka Kunimitsu with cold eyes, and was fairly satisfied with the result of his special trip.

As for Tezuka Kunimitsu's injuries...

He'll wait for the assessment results before dealing with this ambiguous injury.

"Tezuka, we'll go with you to the hospital!"

Fuji Syusuke took Tezuka Kunimitsu's tennis racket, and together with several other first-year students who were equally concerned, they changed their clothes and headed to the hospital for a check-up.

As for Ryuzaki Sumire and Yamato Yuuichi, who still wanted to say something...

"I take back my previous judgment. Tezuka Kunimitsu's personality is also quite interesting."

Sasuke, who was watching the developments from a short distance away, was in a good mood, especially after seeing the expressions on the faces of the Seigaku coach and captain. He was looking forward to the changes that would follow.

Although Tezuka Kunimitsu was initially reluctant to take the initiative, once he took the first step, he would continue to do so out of a sense of responsibility.

Perhaps we could recommend that Yukimura Seiichi and Tezuka Kunimitsu interact more and exchange experiences.

Especially in dealing with the kind of tedious tasks that involve getting rid of irresponsible coaches and dealing with former ministers.

As for Keigo Atobe...

The methods and experiences of Hyotei were not relevant for Tezuka Kunimitsu.

'Another day where the original plot has been altered. I definitely prefer unconventional developments. I know, System, you're just playing dead...'

On his way home, Sasuke chatted unilaterally with the system.

He found that once he started changing the plot, he became more and more interested.

He didn't know how the Seigaku would develop from here, and he wasn't even sure if Tezuka Kunimitsu would stay.

If Tezuka Kunimitsu fails to wrest control of the tennis club from Ryuzaki Sumire, there might be a transfer or something similar, which would be even more interesting.

Unfortunately, the chances of this happening are so slim that we can't really expect anything from it.

Chapter 38: Fuji Syusuke Appears at the Hyotei Tennis Court

"We've received Tezuka's injury report; his injuries are quite serious. Sasuke-kun, when would you like to visit him together?"

Only one day after Tezuka's injury, Fuji Syusuke called Sasuke at the start of club activities in the afternoon.

"There's an event today, so you can't leave until the club activity is over."

Sasuke said helplessly that he really couldn't leave right now.

He answered a phone call yesterday and disappeared without a trace. He just arrived today and answered another phone call. Atobe, who was standing next to him with a tennis racket, gave him a glare.

Moreover, today it wasn't just Atobe Keigo staring at him; even the regulars, including Oshitari, were looking at him with suspicion.

"It's alright. I was just thinking of visiting the Hyotei Tennis Club anyway. I'm sure Sasuke won't mind, right?"

A soft laugh came from the phone; Fuji Syusuke's invitation had turned into him coming directly to Hyotei to pick him up.

Sasuke naturally did not refuse such a suggestion.

However, when a boy in a Seigaku uniform appeared outside Hyotei's tennis court, the regulars of the tennis club all looked a little less pleased.

"Didn't he just return to the country before the start of the semester? Why does it feel like Sasuke knows so many people? First, he arranged a friendly match with the Rikkai students next week, and now it's Seigaku..."

Yuushi Oshitari slung his racket over his shoulder and walked over to Atobe, wanting to chat about gossip with the department head, who had also just returned from abroad.

"How would I know? That guy is elusive no matter where he is. He's probably already visited every school in the Tokyo region."

Keigo Atobe also wondered why, even though they returned to Japan at almost the same time, that guy was so familiar with his peers here.

"So, Atobe, aren't you unhappy that your friend has made a new friend and hasn't even introduced you to him...?"

Yuushi Oshitari's training has been very tiring lately, but the harder it is, the more he wants to find some fun, such as taking every opportunity to provoke Atobe.

"Yuushi Oshitari, come and fight me now, let me see how much you've improved these past few days!"

Atobe, clearly annoyed, snorted and dragged Yuushi Oshitari onto the tennis court, carrying his racket.

There's nothing tennis can't solve. If one match doesn't work, play another!

"What an exciting match! I envy Hyotei for having such a great atmosphere. Now I suddenly understand why Sasuke disliked Seigaku's tennis club so much."

As Fuji Syusuke sat in the audience, watching the Hyotei regulars sparring, his smile grew even brighter.

If he had chosen Hyotei instead, he might have been just like these people, immersed in the joy of pursuing tennis.

But there are no "what ifs." Seigaku has his best friend.

Now that his friends want to change Seigaku, the only thing he can do is to accompany them and help them transform the Seigaku tennis club into the kind of club they like.

Even if the hardware conditions are not up to standard, Hyotei can definitely be a good reference for the atmosphere of activities for its members.

"When you have time in the future, you can visit Rikkai University with Tezuka. Its development will be more relevant to you."

Sasuke stood next to Fuji Syusuke, looking at the same smile that Yukimura Seiichi had, and gave him a very pertinent piece of advice.

"Rikkai University? I heard that in Rikkai University's tennis club, both the captain and vice-captain are first-year students, and they don't even have a coach yet?"

Fuji Syusuke recalled accompanying Tezuka to the hospital yesterday and hearing Inui Sadaharu mention Rikkai University's tennis club on the way. He felt a surge of anticipation for a possible trip to Rikkai.

Not having a coach can indeed be troublesome, but if having a coach is itself a source of trouble, then there's really no need to keep that position.

"I think so, but I didn't ask."

Sasuke genuinely didn't know whether Rikkai University had a coach at this time.

However, he knew that Rikkai's daily training plan was somewhat similar to that of the future Seigaku, as both were data tennis members making these arrangements.

Yanagi Renji from Tachikai University and Gan Sadaharu from Seigakushu.

"We chatted a bit on the way home from the hospital yesterday. The classmate with the spiky hair is Inui Sadaharu. He's very sensitive to all kinds of data. If our plan succeeds, he can handle the training arrangements..."

Fuji Syusuke seemed to have no suspicion of Sasuke, a regular member of Hyotei, and recounted in detail the plans they had discussed the previous evening.

"Hey, Sasuke belongs to Hyotei! Why should Sasuke help with your Seigaku's affairs? Don't go too far!"

Ryo Shishido had just finished practicing and, out of curiosity, decided to sit down and rest while listening to what the Seigaku members were talking about.

The more they listened, the more something seemed off. Why did they let Sasuke know so much about Seigaku's future development and arrangements? Was this guy trying to poach their players?

"Because there are some things that only Sasuke can help with, and Sasuke has already promised to come with me after your club activities are over."

Fuji Syusuke didn't think it mattered at first, because Sasuke had already seen the current situation of Seigaku firsthand and could offer some more effective suggestions.

But now he's being closely watched by one of Hyotei's regulars, like a thief...

This feeling of being treated like a bad guy fueled Fuji Syusuke's mischievousness, leading him to deliberately speak vaguely, making people mistakenly believe that he was genuinely there to poach people.

"Atobe, this guy is going to take Sasuke to Seigaku!"

Ryo Shishido had always thought so, and now that Syusuke Fuji had admitted it, and Sasuke hadn't refuted it...

"Shishido, go and fight Oshitari. The loser will have extra training tomorrow!"

Atobe Keigo had just fought with Oshitari, and his relaxed mood from defeating Oshitari was immediately tense again by Shishido Ryo's shout.

As a regular starter, why can't that idiot Ryo Shishido pay attention to his image? At least he shouldn't be making such a stupid scene in front of outsiders!

"what?"

Why is it still me?

Ryo Shishido and Yuushi Oshitari both looked bewildered, but after exchanging a glance, the two, disdainful of each other, picked up their rackets and returned to the tennis court.

The loser has to get extra training; at times like this, you have to win!

"The Hyotei players' passion for training is truly enviable!"

After Fuji Syusuke tricked Shishido Ryo, his gentle smile was so dazzling it almost blinded the regulars of Hyotei.

"Sasuke, aren't you going to introduce your friend?"

Keigo Atobe raised an eyebrow, completely unwilling to get to know this treacherous guy, but he was also very curious about what this person was here for.

Although Sasuke was introducing the other party, Atobe's gaze had already drifted to the match between Oshitari and Shishido, and he had no intention of keeping his eyes on the outsider who kept laughing.

Chapter 39 Tezuka lives at Fuji's house

"Fuji Syusuke, a first-year student at Seigaku, is said to be known as the genius Fuji."

Sasuke watched as Fuji Syusuke amused others and joined in the fun.

Only now, when asked by Atobe, did he give a brief explanation.

"Unparalleled genius?"

Fuji Syusuke was stunned. When did he acquire the title of genius Fuji?

Although some people have called him a genius before, isn't it a bit much to say that now?

This title is sure to provoke hatred, especially from Hyotei, who is very wary of him.

"It seems that even the genius Fuji himself doesn't know this yet; he just doesn't know in which aspect his genius refers..."

Atobe Keigo initially thought the title was an exaggeration, but now that he saw Fuji, who was being called a genius, looking dumbfounded, he found things were starting to get interesting.