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

Sasuke looked at the information on Fudomine, and it was still no different from the original storyline.

Since that's the case, let's just go with their habits and take it directly.

"I'll play doubles with Kabaji."

Atobe suddenly spoke up, saying he wanted to go on stage too.

"You and Kabaji?"

Turning to look at Atobe, Sasuke suddenly remembered a scene from the story.

Hyotei's first appearance, Atobe and Kabaji, and Tachibana An from Fudomine...

Because he has been having Hyotei's people come to his home for special training recently, there is no possibility that he will go to the tennis courts on the roadside.

Now he's actually going to play doubles with Kabaji...

"Let's go up and have some fun. It's been a long time since I've been on the competition field. Let's confuse our opponents in the finals."

Atobe turned away awkwardly; he was just bored.

I went to watch Seigaku's matches before. The captain and vice-captain played in every single one of them, and they played very seriously.

In comparison, he, as the minister, hasn't even been on the field once in this year's competition.

He originally wanted to play the third singles spot in the afternoon, but Sasuke had already arranged for Jiro to play, so he could only play doubles.

As for the Hyotei captain playing doubles...

When he was in first grade, he and Sasuke both played doubles, and he didn't think it made any difference.

Chapter 113 Hyotei vs. Fudomine: Overwhelming Mode Activated

"They are so weak..."

Cilang was still unhappy during lunch. He had finally gotten a chance to play, but the game was completely uninteresting.

Now we can only hope that the third singles match between Fudomine and others this afternoon will be somewhat competitive and not so boring.

"Go take a nap after you've eaten. The afternoon's matches will be fun."

Sasuke, observing Jiro's performance, knew that the weaker the opponent, the less motivated he became.

However, he'll be more alert in the afternoon. Although Tachibana Kippei isn't particularly strong, he's still at a pretty good level for this period.

After lunch and a rest of about an hour, the afternoon competition began.

"Fudomine's plan is clearly to win all three matches, but..."

Mukahi Gakuto flexed his wrists, looking at the Fudomine team members opposite him with a hint of anticipation in his eyes.

They were very happy, but the people from Fudomine didn't look happy at all.

It's likely that Fudomine never imagined that Hyotei, who only started making their regular lineup in singles match 3, would change their tactics when facing them.

"Go."

This time, Sasuke sat directly on the coach's bench and waved for Oshitari and Gakuto to come on.

In the doubles match 2, the opponents were Akira Kamio and Shinji Ibu.

These two were considered very strong at Fudomine, but unfortunately, after encountering Hyotei, they completely experienced what it means to be utterly crushed.

Perhaps because he hadn't played in a match for too long, Gakuto was too active, so much so that he was running and jumping all over the field most of the time, while Shinobu could only occasionally provide support from the backcourt.

When he returned after defeating his opponent, Shinobu, unable to contain himself any longer, ruffled Gakuto's hair a few times, messing it up.

"You bastard, Oshitari, my hairstyle..."

Before Yue Ren could even show off, he was busy fixing his hair.

"Well played, now it's doubles one's turn to go up."

Sasuke, seeing the chaotic doubles match, immediately sent Atobe and Kabaji to the field.

Doubles 2 is a game where one person can easily dominate, and this doubles 1 match will probably be the same.

"Kabachi, go ahead and hit me."

Surprisingly, Atobe wasn't in a hurry to show off this time. He actually took a step back and let Kabaji receive more balls.

Seeing Kabaji's bright eyes, Sasuke smiled. He knew why Atobe wanted to play doubles.

Since Kabaji rarely plays in matches, he wanted to take him out for a good, uninterrupted game.

It wasn't until Ishida Tetsu of Fudomine used the Wave Ball that Atobe narrowed his eyes and caught the ball before Kabaji could make his move.

Waveball, power tennis.

But none of that mattered to him.

He also occasionally practiced power tennis, which was safer than pure power clashing.

"Kabaji, you're all in my hands now!"

As Atobe returned the tennis ball, he said something to Kaba, and Kaba then voluntarily retreated to the baseline.

They weren't playing a normal doubles match, but Kabaji would listen to anything Atobe said.

"Ishida!"

Seeing that Ishida Tetsu was about to continue playing the Wave Pitch, Tachibana Kippei stood up and shouted, trying to stop him.

But the game on the field continued, and he couldn't make Ishida Tetsuya give up what he thought was an opportunity just by shouting.

Unfortunately, while the wave ball is very powerful, a simple technique can change the trajectory of a powerful tennis ball when it hits Atobe's racket.

No one named these little tricks, and Sasuke didn't explain the principles when he taught them. He just controlled Atobe's movements repeatedly to get him to use them, and over time he became proficient at them.

But whether it's martial arts or simply tennis skills, Atobe still doesn't quite understand.

The only thing we know is that when this technique was later taught to other members of Hyotei, Hiyoshi learned it the fastest.

"Hyotei scores! Score 6-0!"

After the second doubles match ended, Atobe and Kabaji returned.

Ishida Tetsu of the opposite Fudomine seems to have injured his arm due to constantly hitting the wave ball, and is receiving emergency treatment.

When the third player entered the singles match, Tachibana Kippei of Fudomine had a gloomy look in his eyes and seemed to have a strong presence.

"Ci Lang, fight however you like, there are no restrictions."

Sasuke gave a brief instruction when Jiro entered the arena.

They generally don't use their full strength in the current matches because their opponents aren't at that level yet.

However, Jiro's current opponent, Tachibana Kippei, is very strong, and his ball skills are somewhat unpredictable. For Jiro's safety, he must be taken seriously.

"Really? Then I won't stand on ceremony!"

Jiro had already walked out, but after hearing Sasuke's words, he ran back and started dismantling the weights.

After removing a few weights, Jiro ran onto the court with his racket, looking relaxed and carefree. His cheerful demeanor left the Hyotei regulars looking helpless.

Removing the weights in front of the opponent is clearly telling them that they had been playing with weights before.

When it comes to attracting hatred, Cilang is now number one.

"This looks familiar. Have we played against each other before?"

Jiro had been sleeping the whole time, so he didn't know about the Lion's Music they were discussing, let alone that this was the opponent he and Shinobu had stunned back then.

"Jiro Akutagawa of Hyotei, I will absolutely not lose this time!"

Tachibana Kippei's mood became increasingly irritable. He encountered Hyotei, whose appearance mode suddenly changed, and he also ran into his former rival.

At that time, Jiro Akutagawa didn't use much of his strength, and I thought he was weak, but later I found out that he was actually stronger than that Oshitari.

The reason they didn't take it seriously was simply because they looked down on his and Chitose Senri's abilities.

During that time, he and Qian Sui Qian Li felt frustrated and miserable. Afterwards, they trained hard so that when they met this guy again, he would know that they were also capable.

Now, facing him again, he's determined to make this Hyotei guy take it seriously!

"You should play well..."

Jiro yawned, holding his racket and waiting for Tachibana Kippei to serve.

He removed all the weights; if this guy isn't strong enough, then all that effort was for nothing.

"Humph!"

Kippei Tachibana's aura exploded, and the beastly scent rushed towards the other side along with the tennis ball.

However, despite having the nickname "Little Sheep," Jiro is actually the true beast of the Hyotei Tennis Club.

As the scent of wild beasts drew closer, Jiro, who had been dozing off, opened his eyes, and his entire demeanor shifted in an instant.

The racket he was holding suddenly swung out, and the tennis ball he returned pounced on the other side like a tiger.

"Jiro has been awakened. That guy's really unlucky; why did he have to show off his aura at the beginning? What a pity..."

Shinobu leaned against the railing behind the coach's bench, watching the game on the field, and shook his head in silence.

I was hoping it would be interesting, but now it's just unleashing Jiro's ferocious fighting style, which is so boring.

"Jiro's tennis is unrestrained, and he's rarely this serious. If you want him to play seriously with you in the future, try to provoke him with a beast-like aura."

Sasuke glanced back, no longer bothering to understand Oshitari's feelings.

It's easy to find Jiro to play tennis, but Shinobu always uses the same technique for a long time when playing with Jiro in order to practice his skills, so he naturally gets disliked.

"The scent of a wild beast clashes completely with me; it ruins my image..."

Shinobu shook his head, indicating that he would absolutely not learn it.

Beasts and the like don't suit his image as a gentle and considerate elegant young master.

As for coaxing Cilang to play tennis, there are always other ways.

Chapter 114 Metropolitan Tournament Semifinals: Hyotei vs. Yamabuki

Hyotei wins! Final score 3-0!