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

Although I don't know why this junior, who is not short, is so concerned about growing taller.

But to avoid unnecessary trouble, he decided to end the topic directly.

He invited people to play tennis. Could it be that the trouble caused by the coaches made his juniors have a problem with him?

Chapter 59 It turns out I was betrayed by my senior.

"Ochi-senpai, I didn't bring a racket. Could you lend me one?"

Sasuke looked at Ochi Gekko, who had stopped, and guessed that they had reached their destination.

Looking at the tennis court next to him, which was only surrounded by onlookers but not being used by anyone, he held out his hand to indicate that he hadn't brought anything with him.

A racket is an item that tennis players carry with them wherever they go, but Sasuke doesn't have that habit.

"Tell me the style, weight, and model number, and I'll have someone pick it up."

Saito Itaru followed the two of them all the way here, until Sasuke mentioned that he hadn't brought a racket, and only then did he realize what had been bothering him earlier.

Not having a tennis bag is not how a tennis club member should be.

He frowned, but decided to watch the match first; as for the racket...

In the U17 training camp, you might lack anything, but you'll never be without tennis rackets and tennis balls.

"A standard model is fine; I'm not picky about rackets."

Sasuke turned to look at Coach Saito. He was only there to play a match against Ochi Gekko. As long as he didn't bring a broken racket to annoy people, there would be no problem.

but...

In most cases, it's only needed when the main character is being challenged during the storyline; otherwise, why would anyone provide a broken racket?

"You can warm up first, the racket will be delivered right away."

A smile returned to Saito Itsuki's face; once again, he felt something was off about Sasuke's casual demeanor.

For a tennis player, every aspect of the standards for each tennis racket should be carefully considered.

He had never met a tennis player who said they weren't picky and that the standard model was fine.

Unless, of course, they feel that this match is not worth taking seriously, or they simply don't care about the result of this match.

"Coach Saito, can you tell me who gave you this information?"

While waiting for the racket to arrive, Sasuke thought of another problem that made him somewhat dissatisfied.

His tennis prowess couldn't have been told to Ochi Gekko by Sakaki Taro, so someone needed to relay the information.

Furthermore, even though the members of Hyotei's tennis club told Ochi Tsukiko, Ochi Tsukiko did not pass on the matter to the U17 coach.

It can give the coaches of the U17 training camp a definite message so that they can immediately recognize that they have the standard to compete on the world stage.

Who is this person?

"This... is a regular player on your tennis team. That's all the information I can give you."

Saito Itaru raised his hand behind his head and gave what he considered to be rather conservative information, since he couldn't directly reveal the person's name.

"Dongshan Fei? It seems I underestimated this senior. He didn't even participate in training; it turns out he was busy gathering information about me."

Sasuke directly stated the name, and seeing Saito Itaru's shocked expression, he gained a general understanding of the matter.

I just don't know what benefits this senior student exchanged for his information, or if he just wanted to recommend him to this place.

Let's talk about this later.

The tennis racket has been delivered, and it's time for him to play his match.

My uncle is really awkward. He could have just said it directly. Why did he have to wait until it happened before letting me make a decision?

Did he think that knowing in advance would have any negative impact on him?

"He told me about your situation because we are related. As for why he gave the information to the coach, I don't know."

Seeing that Sasuke's expression hadn't been good, Ochi Tsukiko explained why he had received those messages before walking onto the tennis court.

As for the situation with the coaching staff, that's none of his business.

"I thought he had finally realized his status as a regular member of the tennis club, but it seems I underestimated him. Does that guy think that playing for Hyotei now is his way of atoneing for his sins?"

Sasuke knew from the beginning that his information wouldn't actually be a secret, so he didn't deliberately hide it.

Being betrayed is incredibly frustrating.

"Sakaki Sasuke, 13 years old, 171cm tall, bust, waist, hip measurements to be determined, hobbies include tennis and running, a regular member of the Ice Empire tennis club, and his daily duties include acting coach and sparring partner..."

Yukio Kurobe came out of the monitoring room and stood on the balcony, looking towards the arena where the match was about to begin.

They had very little information; although there were a few videos, that didn't necessarily reveal the boy's true strength.

"Kurobe, this boy doesn't seem to like this place. Although he's a promising talent, there's no need to force him like this."

Coach Tuozhi, a muscular man, stood to the side, watching the boy pick up the tennis ball with an expression that remained unchanged. For the first time, he felt that what they were doing was a bit excessive.

He's just a boy who's just entered junior high school. They're finding some junior high school players to defeat him, just to motivate him to stay and train here...

Aren't you afraid of shattering the young man's love for tennis by doing this?

"Although the data is insufficient, it's certain that this boy hasn't experienced setbacks. If we can just make him lose here..."

Yukio Kurobe's plan from the very beginning was to ensure that anyone who arrived would lose a match.

That guy who just came back from the mountain a few days ago, didn't he only grow after losing?

So this time, the boys have already discussed things with Coach Mifune.

It's the same old routine: first, find someone to defeat him, and then send him up the mountain to be personally instructed by Coach Mifune.

"Ochi-senpai, I've heard your serve is terrifying. Please let me see it for myself."

Sasuke threw the tennis ball he was holding directly to the other side; he really disliked the coaches' supposed whispers.

Want to teach him a lesson and then tame his heart through winning and losing?

Let's all watch closely and see who teaches whom a lesson.

"Since you insist, junior, then I won't stand on ceremony!"

Ochi Gekko raised his gaze, and his mental assassination attack shot straight at the other side.

Although his mental strength was indeed very strong, when he saw Sasuke's unwavering black eyes, he instantly understood what it felt like to suffer a backlash from mental strength.

Fear, panic, and in a daze, I tossed a tennis ball, only to find that the racket in my hand was moving much slower than I could have controlled.

"Serving error!"

The referee announced the decision: the shot was a failure, a result no one had expected.

Although Ochi Gekko hasn't been here long, almost everyone here knows how strong his serve is.

"Consecutive service errors, Sakaki Sasuke scores, 0-15!"

Another failed serve, and the referee, with an incredulous expression, called out the score.

"Senior, can we play tennis seriously now?"

Sasuke shook his racket, suppressing his mental power that was meant to dominate his opponent.

Now it's time to show him what's called the fastest Mach serve.

"What a terrifying junior!"

Ochi Tsukiko shook his head, confirming that he had returned to normal. He gripped his racket tightly, having figured out what had just happened.

The mental attack was completely countered; this kid's strength is truly terrifying.

but...

He would never admit defeat because of a mistake on one side.

boom!

A seemingly ordinary ball was hit out, but its speed was so fast that its trajectory was impossible to see.

This is Ochi Gekko's Mach serve, which is the fastest so far.

Chapter 60: Against Ochi Gekko, the coaches learned to call in reinforcements.

boom!

Sasuke watched the ball fly towards him, moved his feet slightly to the side, and with a seemingly effortless swing of his racket, knocked the tennis ball back to the other side after it bounced off the ground.

Even when Sasuke was fighting himself, he was already moving at a speed that was already more than that.

"Senior, daydreaming isn't a good habit. Should we continue the competition?"

Sasuke watched as the tennis ball landed after crossing the net, rolled around, and no one paid any attention. Only then did he remind the opposing team and the dumbfounded referee.

"Sakaki Sasuke scores with a return shot, score 0-30!"

The referee responded quickly, announcing the score and then glancing at Ochi Tsukiko, whose eyes were covered by his hair.

The first point was lost due to a service error, and the second point was lost due to the lack of action after the serve was returned. If this talented young man doesn't adjust his form soon, he'll be in real trouble.

"Misjudgment, go and find the ghost."

After seeing Ochi Gekko lose two consecutive goals, Kurobe Yukio immediately realized that his previous judgment had been greatly wrong.

This boy's speed and mental strength have completely exceeded expectations.

Now, we can only let Oni Jujiro be our guide once again.

"Kurobe... never mind, I'll go find someone."

Takuji shook his head. Although he felt the arrangement was a bit excessive, he couldn't stop certain things from happening.

I just hope that when I go to see Oni Jujiro in person, he will tell me more about the current situation.

"Kurobe, is it appropriate to send a demon to handle this?"

Saito Itaru had already arrived on the balcony, somewhat worried about the Kurobe's arrangements.

Looking at the court, the boy's playing style was too simple; he simply returned the ball.