Prince of Tennis: The Emperor's Eye

The old man was very proud of his performance.

"I didn't expect your strength to reach this level, Akashi~" Atobe slowly stood up from the ground and said with a complicated expression.

"Who do you think is the one who leads Fudomine to continuous victory?" Akashi looked at Atobe calmly and said.

"Hmph! Don't be so proud. My evolution is advancing by leaps and bounds. When the Kanto Tournament comes, you won't have the good luck you have today!" Atobe said proudly.

When Atobe mentioned the Kanto Tournament, Akashi seemed to have thought of something and said:

"After the Metropolitan Tournament, we will have a special training camp with Hyotei. Do you want to come? I believe it will be very helpful for both of us~"

"Training camp? Ha~ Since you invite me so sincerely, I will give you a favor!" Atobe flicked his hair and said narcissistically.

After saying that, Atobe turned around and walked towards the player's seat. The moment he turned around, his face, which had been narcissistic, was suddenly filled with resentment and anger. This was the first time that Atobe had experienced such a complete defeat after returning to China.

Although he often lost to his peers in the UK at the beginning, and was even ridiculed for being unworthy of playing tennis, he had never felt such despair today, especially when the opponent was his mortal enemy. He felt so uncomfortable in his heart.

When the Hyotei people saw Atobe's extremely ugly face, no one came forward to say anything to comfort him. Even Shishido Ryo, who always disliked Atobe, did not say anything. Atobe came to Sakaki Taro, lowered his head and said nothing, while Sakaki Taro said calmly:

"Do you know where your shortcomings are now? Double your training after returning and win back in the Kanto Tournament!"

"Yes!" Atobe responded in a low voice, and then sat in the player's seat, covering his head with a towel, while the people of Fudomine slowly began to pack up their belongings. The semi-finals were over, and they needed to prepare for tomorrow's finals.

On the other side, in the match between Seigaku and Yamabuki, the second doubles team of Seigaku was still Oishi and Kikumaru, while Yamabuki was the future potato hero combination of Minami Kentaro and Higashiyama. Although Oishi and Kikumaru were very talented in doubles, they had too little time to get used to each other, and coupled with Yamabuki's long-standing doubles experience, they were quickly defeated.

In the doubles match, Seigaku lost 6-4, which made Oishi and Kikumaru very unwilling. Both of them were freshmen, which made them unable to find any excuse for themselves. They could only blame themselves for not being as good as others. At the same time, they also made up their minds to train harder after returning.

In the doubles match, Seigaku still used the previous lineup, the combination of Kawamura Takashi and Yamato Minister. Facing the third-year national doubles of Yamabuki, they were completely suppressed at the beginning. Kawamura Takashi did not even have the opportunity to play his strength advantage. The two third-year doubles of Yamabuki were extremely experienced.

Just when the score came to 4-0, Yamato suddenly played a weird skill. It was obviously a ball to the left, but it ended up on the right. It was obviously a diagonal ball, but it became a short ball in front of the net. This sudden and sassy operation made the two players of Yamabuki overwhelmed.

If Akashi was there, he would be very surprised. He didn't expect that even after bringing Tezuka to Fudomine, Yamato still developed the Phantom Dream. With this move, Yamato and Kawamura Takashi chased points one after another. Because they were too surprised by Yamato's skills, the two players of Yamabuki even forgot to guard against Kawamura Takashi, and the opponent scored several points with a powerful shot.

Soon the score was recovered by Seigaku in three games, reaching 4-3, but at this time, Mitsutani, who had been in the player's seat, took advantage of the break to tell the two players of his doubles team the principle of this move, and said with certainty that Yamato could not hold on for long, his arm had reached the limit.

In fact, the Phantom Dream is just a kind of sleight of hand. As long as you see through the principle, it is very easy to crack, and it may even have a counter-effect on some players who are not very strong in tennis, because in order to make the Phantom Dream work, the opponent needs to have strong predictive ability and game experience.

It can be said that this move is specially prepared for masters, and it can be regarded as a move of defeating the strong with the weak. In the original work, it was specially used to deal with Tezuka. When he was in U17, he also used this move to make Tezuka suffer.

The game started soon. The two players of Yamabuki were worthy of being national-level doubles. After the guidance of Mitsuya, they gave up using experience to judge the landing point of the ball in advance, and instead played with both hands.

Close, wait until the tennis ball passes the net before taking action. Although the play is not as smooth as before, it also gets rid of the interference of illusion.

That is, Yamato has just developed this move not long ago, otherwise it would not be so easy for the opponent to crack it. After all, it is difficult to overcome human conditioned reflexes in a short time. When he was in U17, Yamato forced Tezuka to use Phantom to resist this move.

Just when Yamabuki regained control of the situation on the court, the racket in Yamato's hand suddenly fell to the ground. Yamato covered his right arm and knelt on the ground with a painful face. The whole right arm was swollen and red, as if it was broken. It was very scary. The traditional skill of the Minister of Qingxue - breaking his hand, came again.

In fact, it can only be blamed on Yamato's own stubbornness. The old injury on his arm has not healed at all. He also developed a move like illusion. In the game, he ignored the pain in his arm and used it many times, causing the arm that was already overwhelmed to completely collapse. Kawamura Takashi seemed to be scared and stood there stupidly.

At this time, Ryuzaki Sumire also came to the court and signaled to the referee that Seigaku gave up the game. Then she took Yamato to the sidelines and asked several members of the tennis club to take Yamato to the hospital first. She would rush over after the game.

In the end, because Yamato could not persist in the game, the doubles match ended with a score of 4-3. Yamabuki won another game. As long as singles three won, Yamabuki would be able to meet Fudomine in the final.

And the people of Yamabuki were very relieved about singles three, just because his name was Mitsugaya Akuto. It can be said that Mitsugaya is now an absolute trump card in Yamabuki that no one can beat.

Seigaku's singles three is still Inui Sadaharu. At this moment, he doesn't know that the experience he will have in the next few days will make him unforgettable for life!

To be honest, Inui Sadaharu was very nervous at the moment. He never thought that the responsibility of winning or losing the game of Seigaku would fall on him one day. Originally, Ryuzaki Sumire planned to arrange Fuji to play singles No. 3, but considering that the opponent's doubles No. 2 was also a freshman, maybe they could win the next doubles game, and then arrange Fuji to play singles, there is still hope of winning.

It has to be said that Ryuzaki Sumire made a fatal mistake again. In her subconscious, she still thinks that freshmen will be easy to deal with. This can only mean that no matter how experienced she is, her nature is really not suitable to be a tennis coach.

When walking onto the court, Inui Sadaharu was too nervous, causing his body to become stiff, and he walked like a robot, which caused everyone in Yamabuki to laugh, but was immediately stopped by Mitsuya.

When both sides came to the net to salute, Mitsutaya looked at the nervous Inui Sadaharu, smiled gently, and said:

"Junior, relax! Don't take the victory or defeat of a game too seriously. You still have a long way to go in tennis. All you have to do now is believe in your tennis and do your best without any regrets~"

After hearing this, Inui Sadaharu took a few deep breaths and tried to adjust his mentality. He seemed to be in a better state and said with gratitude:

"Yes! Thank you very much for your teachings, senior!"

"You're welcome. It seems that my words have played a role. Then let's present a wonderful game for everyone~" Mitsutaya said with a smile.

Inui Sadaharu nodded, and then started to guess who would go first. In the end, Qingxue served first. With the referee's announcement, the singles match officially began. This was also Qingxue's last chance.

Inui Sadaharu came to the baseline and threw the tennis ball high up. With a sound of hitting the ball, the tennis ball smoothly passed the net and landed in the half court of Mitsutani. Mitsutani came to the landing point elegantly and commented:

"Very good serve, but pay attention to the movement of the shoulders. If you can lower it by 25 mm, the effect will be better!" After that, he easily returned Inui Sadaharu's serve.

Inui Sadaharu saw it and immediately ran to the tennis ball. He quickly returned the ball before it was about to land. Mitsutani still commented:

"You still need to practice the timing of returning the ball. It was 0.07 seconds earlier, which had a slight impact on the quality of the tennis ball's rotation~"

In this way, every time Inui Sadaharu returned the ball, Mitsutani would make different comments on it, as if they were not playing in the semi-finals but in a coaching match.

Of course, there are reasons why Mitsutani did this. First, he wanted to make the junior on the other side relax as soon as possible. Second, he knew that the opponent played pure data tennis in the match with Yinhua, which aroused his interest and he couldn't help but want to give some guidance.

Slowly, under the guidance of Mitsutani, Inui Sadaharu's nervousness was swept away, and at the same time, he constantly corrected his own shortcomings according to the opponent's suggestions. Sure enough, the quality of the tennis he played was not only improved, but also the rhythm was much smoother.

And Mitsutani was also touched to see that Inui Sadaharu could correct his problems so quickly.

He was very pleased and began to increase the intensity and speed of his hitting, because he knew that it was almost done and it was time for the junior he was optimistic about to experience a real game.

As Mitsuya's strength improved, Inui Sadaharu gradually began to fail. He was unable to react in time to many shots. After all, Saikokuichi's Inui Sadaharu's five-dimensional attributes were still too low, but he did not panic because of this. Constantly collecting Mitsuya's data from lost balls, he began to build the opponent's data model in his mind.

"GAME! Yamabuki Middle School! 1-0!"

"GAME! Yamabuki Middle School! 2-0!"

"GAME! Yamabuki Middle School! 3-0!"

Soon Mitsuya easily won the three games. Ban Ye squinted his eyes on the coaching bench and smiled kindly, but the eyes he kept looking at Sumire Ryuzaki were full of amusement.

Sumire Ryuzaki also noticed her companion's gaze, but she had no choice. She couldn't do anything except get angry. Fortunately, Fuji comforted her and reminded her that Sadaharu had almost completed the data collection. She felt a little better.

After the two sides exchanged places, Mitsuya saw the change in Inui Sadaharu's momentum, the corners of his mouth slightly raised, and secretly said: It seems that your data collection has been completed, but do you really understand the data?