The Prince of Tennis: My tennis skills come from Naruto

Chapter 219 Exploding Balls and Dancing

Although Chitose Senri found it very unreasonable, Tachibana Kippei was also surprised, and the audience outside the court also felt that this special move had become commonplace for no reason, Oishi Shuichiro relied on this one move to win the service game directly with his lightning-fast serve.

Then, the four players from both sides switched sides and took a halftime break.

Amidst the cheers and encouragement for Shuichiro Oishi around him, Kikumaru Eiji gave Oishi a thumbs-up, "As expected of Oishi, he's amazing, nya~"

At the same time, Kikumaru Eiji was also a little smug. As expected of him, he knew that letting Oishi serve first was the right thing to do. After all, Oishi was the only person in the tennis club of Hyotei who had mastered the speed of the wind, besides the captain, vice-captain, Oshitari and Irie-senpai!

Although Oishi's "Swift as the Wind" technique wasn't at the national level, it doesn't change the fact that using it as a serve is a game-changing, devastating attack!

Soon, the 90-second break was over, and "It's now Chitose Senri & Tachibana Kippei's serve!"

Kippei Tachibana stood in the service court, catching the tennis ball tossed to him by the caddie with a "thud." His eyes were bright, and the fighting spirit within them had not diminished in the slightest. Although they had lost a game to Oishi earlier, it was only because they had not studied this serve technique beforehand, which put them on the defensive.

After all, he and Chitose were playing doubles, and according to intelligence, no one in Hyotei's doubles team knew the move "Swift as the Wind" (Oshitari had never shown this move to the public), so they didn't spend time studying how to counter it. But now, after four balls, he and Chitose have figured out the secret of this move!

Kippei was very confident that from then on, Oishi of Hyotei would never be able to score with this move again!

And now—

It was his scoring moment! Tachibana Kippei took a deep breath, his muscles tensing slightly. He looked up at Oishi Shuichiro on the opposite court, his voice low but clear, "Be careful next, Oishi." Tachibana Kippei warned, and then, with a roar, black and red ripples surged continuously from his body.

Seeing this, Inoue Mamoru on the sidelines felt as if he saw a lion with a flying mane and fierce eyes roaring behind him. Although he was startled, his hands did not stop moving at all. He immediately took several photos of Tachibana Kippei.

Meanwhile, Akutsu Jin, watching from the sidelines, narrowed his eyes slightly, a hint of interest in his expression. This feeling—

So this is the beastly aura that the information says Tachibana Kippei has? It is indeed very similar to his wild aura. However, Akutsu Jin shook his head. Compared with his wildness, this beastly aura of Tachibana is too weak!

Because this orange was too rational, too logical, and also possessed an inopportune kindness, even reminding Daishi—

Ha, he's not qualified to unleash the true power of this state at all!

This aura has been truly wasted in his hands!

Over there, Kamiya You, who was watching this scene, nodded in agreement. Tachibana and his beastly aura were somewhat similar to Banner and Hulk.

Banner's Hulk in his rational state is arguably the weakest version of the Hulk, and in the early stages, Banner couldn't control the Hulk's transformation at all.

Tachibana was similar; he couldn't unleash the true power of the Beast Aura, nor could he fully control it and his other ball techniques, which led to him accidentally injuring Chitose's eyes in the future.

Thinking about this, and especially what happened afterward, Kamiya You couldn't help but shake his head.

To be honest, although he likes most of the characters in the anime (manga) of The Prince of Tennis, he doesn't like Kippei Tachibana.

His dislike for Tachibana Kippei was arguably second only to that for Takei, who injured the Tei family.

Because Tachibana Kippei always reminds him of Spider-Man, the Marvel character he finds most repulsive.

In the future, because Chitose Senri insisted on trying out his ultimate move during a fight, Tachibana Kippei did as he wished, accidentally injuring Chitose's eye. Feeling guilty about this, he sealed himself away and went to a terrible school.

(Although Fudomine rose to prominence later, it was indeed a piece of trash before its rise and before its reform, just like Seigaku, or even worse.)

How is this any different from Spider-Man having Doctor Strange erase everyone's memories of him in order to save unrelated people, only to have his wife taken by someone else and his brothers killed? Despite saving so many people, he lives in a cheap apartment, eats cheap takeout, and almost goes to jail for accidentally injuring someone due to his unintentional loss of control.

Kamiya You said he neither understood nor respected such people.

Although he didn't like Iron Man's ending, and he didn't really like Iron Man joining the Avengers and listening to that black guy's call, at least Iron Man enjoyed himself and didn't have to hide his identity.

And Spider-Man—

Seriously funny, ugh—

To avoid feeling increasingly nauseous, Kamiya You quickly put on his earphones and started listening to music.

And before the music started, his last thought was:

Well, if Kikumaru and Oishi dare to lose this round—

On the court, Tachibana Kippei took a few steps back, tossed the tennis ball high into the air, and then, with a burst of spring-like power, leaped forward, aiming at the falling ball and violently chopping it down with the frame of his racket—"Bang!"

The tennis ball flew out, and then, "buzzing..."

Suddenly, the sphere split apart, one begets two, two begets three, and three begets endlessly!

In the blink of an eye, a swarm of tennis balls swept across the sky like a bee, accompanied by a whistling wind, covering the half of the court where Oishi Shuichiro was!

"Ball blasting dance!"

Ju Juping's roar rang out.

As the audience gasped in surprise, many spectators standing behind the wire fence at the back of Oishi Shuichiro's half of the field felt the oppressive atmosphere and instinctively leaned back, while Inoue Mamoru snapped photos.

Inside the court, Shuichiro Oishi remained calm, ignoring the shouts and the overwhelming noise. His gaze was focused and direct as he scanned the countless tennis balls flying around. Among all these balls, only one was real, but the question was, which one was the real one?!

Shuichiro Oishi started by striking the shadows, but found that it seemed every ball shadow had its own shadow.

Just as he was wondering, the real ball had already landed and passed by.

The ball disappeared from view, and at that moment the referee's voice rang out, "Kippei Tachibana & Chitose Senri score! 15-0!"

After scoring a point, Kippei Tachibana quickly changed his service court.

Meanwhile, Oishi Shuichiro, playing opposite him, quickly replayed and analyzed the scene of the ball flying wildly in his mind, trying to help Kikumaru Eiji receive the serve smoothly.

"Eiji, perhaps—"

Before Oishi Shuichiro could finish speaking, Kikumaru Eiji interjected, "I think I've got a solution!"