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

Sasuke tilted his head innocently. He didn't think there was anything wrong with it; he just called out whatever came to mind.

For example, Hyotei's regular players: Oshitari, Shishido, Taki, Gakuto, Jiro...

But this doesn't mean that his relationship with Gakuto was necessarily better than that with Oshitari.

"No..."

For the first time, Fuji Syusuke felt as if he had asked an unnecessary question.

This guy genuinely didn't notice the difference in names, but the meaning they represented was truly different.

"Sasuke, what about me? If someone wants to talk to me alone, do you think it's better to call me Kikumaru or Eiji?"

Eiji Kikumaru could no longer watch the match on the court because his dynamic vision was simply not up to par with the tennis balls.

So after hearing Fuji's question, he came over to join in the fun.

"Eiji, I think that's how it should be."

Sasuke's attention was completely drawn back from the match. Looking at Kikumaru Eiji, who was behaving cutely and winking in front of him, he readily continued the topic.

"Meow? I knew it! Sasuke would think that way. I'm so happy, meow!"

Eiji Kikumaru is very direct; when he's happy, he likes to reach out and pounce on someone, but his actions are interrupted once again.

Behind him, Tezuka Kunimitsu, with a dark expression, grabbed Kikumaru Eiji by the collar and pulled him back to Fuji Syusuke's side.

"And me?"

Marui Bunta saw that they were having a lot of fun, so he joined in the fun, but he knew to keep his distance without Sanada having to reach out and tug at his collar.

"Benta."

Sasuke looked over and didn't need to think at all about how Marui Bunta was addressed, because Jiro had called him 'Bunta' so many times that he was already used to it.

So...we can all eat sweets together...

Yanagi Renji quickly scribbled a few lines on his notebook, and Inui Sadaharu, who was sitting next to him, immediately copied it down.

Regardless of whether it's true or not, Inui Sadaharu felt that Yanagi Renji knew a lot, so this information must be correct.

"Sasuke likes sweets?"

Because what Renji Yanagi just said was heard by everyone from the three tennis clubs.

With this keyword in mind, looking at Sasuke's arrogant expression now, everyone suddenly felt as if a cold wind had blown through them.

This joke is really not funny!

"I also like spicy food. I heard that you like spicy food too, so I specially asked the chef to make some Chinese food for lunch. I hope you like it."

Sasuke looked at Fuji Syusuke, who had a strange look in his eyes, and told him not to overthink things just because of sweets, as he also liked spicy food just as much.

However, his preference for spicy food is somewhat different from Fuji Syusuke's.

The spiciness of chili peppers and the spiciness of wasabi are completely different.

"How could this be? Sasuke, who loves cake, would like spicy food? How terrifying, meow..."

Kikumaru Eiji stopped moving forward. When he looked at Sasuke, he seemed to be imagining something, so he took a few steps back and ran to find Jiro. The others had already become quite familiar with each other.

"What are you guys doing here?!"

Atobe sat down during halftime. He really couldn't stand these guys who didn't watch the game and only focused on gossip and idle chatter.

Staring at the dozen or so people huddled together, I really wanted to give each of them a tennis ball and have them all disperse and train separately.

"Genichiro, aren't you going to have a match with Tezuka? You don't have to wait for us to finish, you can go to the tennis court next door and start right away."

Yukimura Seiichi was also annoyed by the large group of people chatting together. He was trying to get back at Sanada, so he should at least watch their match. Was this casual attitude really a sign that they didn't take them seriously?

"..."

Sanada looked up and met Yukimura's gaze with a blank expression.

It's not that he didn't want to watch, it's just that most people couldn't see the tennis balls, and couldn't track their trajectory at all.

Furthermore, he didn't say he wanted to play Tezuka right now; he originally planned to play him tomorrow...

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Chapter 73 Atobe, whose five senses were destroyed

boom!

boom!

boom!

On the tennis court, only the sound of tennis balls being struck echoed.

Only a few people remained in the rest area; the others had followed Tezuka and Sanada to the nearby tennis court to watch a match they could understand.

It was only after there were fewer people that Yukimura and Atobe's tennis suddenly changed.

As Yukimura changed his speed and style of playing tennis, Atobe, who was opposite him, gradually began to show some mental fluctuations.

Atobe experienced the annihilation of the five senses.

Even with his five senses destroyed, Atobe continued to persevere.

His Ice World is currently unusable; the loss of vision means he can't see the other side and therefore can't see Yukimura's weakness.

"Sasuke, Atobe..."

Jiro was worried that something might happen to Atobe, so he sat there nervously pressing his fingers to his knees.

This atmosphere was painful for them to watch from the sidelines; one can only imagine how agonizing it must have been for them to face Atobe, who had lost all five senses, on the field.

"He can do it, believe in him."

Sasuke's eyes were covered by a genjutsu, and beneath the genjutsu, his blood-red eyes moved, secretly observing Atobe's situation.

The reason he could get Yukimura to be Atobe's sparring partner was naturally because he had made preparations.

In this situation, if Atobe can break free from the state of extinguishing his five senses, he will have the opportunity to study his Atobe Kingdom ahead of time.

While physical strength remains a prerequisite, only by improving mental strength can one keep up with subsequent development.

but...

Sasuke still didn't quite understand.

What kind of mental strength and insight allows Atobe to see through the opponent's bones? With this ability, it could directly replace X-rays, right?

But when he thinks about those otherworldly tennis balls now, he feels relieved.

In this world, what's the point of pursuing scientific explanations...?

There's no science, no explanation; as long as you play tennis, anything is possible...

"Give up. If you give up, everything can end."

After completing the elimination of the five senses, Yukimura Seiichi stopped and glanced at Atobe, who was standing motionless in place.

Although he still had to say what he needed to say, he turned back to look at Sasuke outside the arena with some hesitation.

Apart from Sasuke, none of the opponents whose five senses were destroyed before were able to break free on their own. How should we calculate this situation now?

This was the first time he had ever seen someone standing so straight and upright.

Of course, Sasuke's case is an exception, because Sasuke's situation at that time did not count as the true destruction of his five senses.

To fight or not to fight?

How should we fight?

People from Hyotei, give me a hint, that's your captain over there!

This message was clearly conveyed to Sasuke, but instead of stopping him, he made a gesture as if he were swinging his racket at Yukimura.

carry on.

Even if Atobe is currently unable to react or retaliate, we must continue.

boom!

The racket swung, the serve went over the net, and the tennis ball landed directly behind Atobe. On the umpire's stand, Oshitari continued to call out that Yukimura had scored.

One ball, then another.

This time it was Yukimura's serve, and after that, Oshitari announced the score, and then it was Atobe's serve.

It was obvious that Atobe couldn't serve at this point.

He was just standing there, waiting for the time to pass and for Yukimura to take the point, as Oshitari was following the rules.

Next, it was Yukimura's turn to serve.

One ball, over the net, score.

Another ball, over the net, score!

Another goal...

boom!

"It's really not flashy..."

The ball went over the net and landed as Atobe's voice rang out.

He woke up.

All his senses returned instantly, and the first thing he did after waking up was to swing his racket and hit the tennis ball back.

Although he hadn't realized it just now, in the instant he regained consciousness, he knew that he had lost two points in a row.

If we lose this game, it will be truly over!

The current score is 5-2...

"Atobe Keigo, you're doomed!"

Yukimura's smile deepened, he moved his feet, and once again returned the tennis ball.

He could put Atobe into a state of annihilation of the five senses just now, and he can do it again in the same way.