My Prince of Tennis has a high proficiency level

Chapter 77 Fuji Syusuke

Shortly after, the police arrived and took the skateboarder who committed the robbery away. Yumi, Muromachi, and the other two were also taken to the police station, where they gave statements before being released.

"Thank you so much, classmate."

Upon leaving the police station, Yuki expressed her heartfelt gratitude.

Although the contents of the bag weren't worth much money in total, the loss was still significant for someone of her income level.

"It's nothing, it's just what I should do."

Muromachi awkwardly scratched his head. He, who was usually so arrogant in front of the first-year students in the Yamabuki Tennis Club, blushed shyly after being praised to his face.

"Oh, right."

Upon seeing where the other person had appeared and the equipment they were carrying, Yumi couldn't help but ask, "Are you a member of the Yamabuki tennis club, classmate?"

"Yes, what's wrong?"

Muromachi looked over with some surprise.

"Um, we'd like to visit the Yamabuki Tennis Club. Could you show us the way?"

"you?"

Muromachi frowned as he glanced at the two of them, his mind filled with doubt.

These two don't seem like they're from other schools gathering intelligence, do they? They don't look like coaches, and they're not carrying any reporter equipment.

But Yamabuki isn't exactly an important place.

Muromachi racked his brains but couldn't figure out what Yamabuki had that was worth others' attention.

"etc."

Suddenly, as if remembering something, he asked in surprise, "Are you students' parents?"

"Yes."

Yuki smiled and nodded: "I went to the Yamabuki Tennis Club to see how my son is doing."

"Well."

Muromachi paused for a moment upon hearing this, and inwardly shook his head.

The training atmosphere within the Yamabuki Tennis Club has been excellent lately, and the players' skills have improved significantly. He believes some of them may have achieved remarkable results elsewhere, greatly satisfying their parents.

However, if parents excitedly rush to the tennis club hoping to show their friends how well their child is performing, they're probably mistaken.

At this moment, Muromachi only hoped that the two women in front of her wouldn't have too high expectations for their child. Otherwise, their disappointment would only be greater.

At this moment, Yumi spoke up: "Young man, your tennis skills must be quite good."

Seeing Muromachi increase the number of repetitions, Yuta would also increase the number. This continued until both of them could no longer keep going, at which point they would stop.

Perhaps because he had just been targeted by Akutsu and felt that his safety was threatened, Muromachi swung his racket even more vigorously.

"What's wrong with you?"

Yuta was also affected and began to increase the speed of his swing.

The two were like two stubborn oxen, their horns locked together, refusing to let go until they were completely exhausted.

"Oh?"

soon.

Their situation was seen by a figure standing outside the barbed wire fence in a certain direction.

"Is that so?"

The figure in question is none other than Fuji, who entered Yamabuki early on, strolled around, and then entered the tennis club.

Seeing his younger brother training so intensely, he seemed to understand why his brother had improved so quickly during this period.

"Um?

""

Yuta quickly realized he was being stared at. But when he saw the figure outside the barbed wire fence, his expression subconsciously changed.

"What's wrong with you?"

Muromachi keenly noticed the change in the person next to him, and then he followed the other person's gaze to look outside.

"This person is... wait, is it that guy from earlier?"

Just one glance.

Muromachi immediately recognized the figure standing not far away as the mysterious man who had taken down the skateboarder robber with two balls outside the school earlier.

"You two know each other?"

"Um...he's my brother."

"Your brother?"

"Wait, he's that legendary Seigaku genius... Fuji Syusuke?!"

Muromachi's voice rose several pitches.

"Fuji Syusuke?"

Hearing this, the others nearby all looked over. Soon, their attention also fell on the handsome young man with a smile on his face outside the barbed wire fence.

"Oh?"

Guan Yue, who was recording data, also cast a curious glance at him.

After taking over St. Rudolph, he conducted research on players with considerable strength in Tokyo and even the Kanto region. This included the genius from Seigaku.

"I never expected that the legendary figure would actually appear in Yamabuki."

Guan Yue put away her notebook containing the data, gently twirled a strand of hair with one hand, and looked with great interest at the boy in the light blue jacket not far away.

In this year's Metropolitan Tournament, Yamabuki lost to Seigaku not only because Sengoku, number 3 in singles, lost to Tei, but also because Fuji, number 2 in singles, defeated Uesugi, the former captain.

It was that match that made Fuji, whose fame was originally limited to the Seigaku area, famous throughout Tokyo.

"He actually came?"

In the training area where a group of third-year students were gathered, former captain Uesugi turned his head and fixed his gaze on Fuji.

Recalling the match against this person, even though almost half a year had passed, Uesugi still had a strong sense of amazement in his eyes.

Even with his extensive competition experience, he was impressed by the talent his opponent displayed.

Even in Uesugi's opinion, Sengoku, who was the most talented player in Yamabuki at the time, was not as good as this person in terms of tennis talent.

It was after their defeat to Fuji that Uesugi's once-fiery spirit was extinguished. In the subsequent Kanto Tournament, Yamabuki suffered a first-round exit, becoming a laughingstock among other teams.

At that time, Uesugi knew that Yamabuki was no longer a match for Seigaku.

Fortunately, Shechuan appeared.

After him, exceptionally talented individuals like Mizuki and Akutsu appeared one after another, raising Yamabuki's strength to a whole new level.

"If it's that person..."

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Thinking of Shibukawa, Uesugi suddenly perked up.

He remembered that the other party had a one-point match against the Tei family from Seigaku at the Seishundai Club. But that wasn't a formal match, and the Tei family hadn't shown their full strength.

And now, Fuji has appeared.

This person is second only to Tei, and is currently recognized as the second most important figure in Seigaku.

Uesugi was curious about what kind of sparks would fly if the two of them met.

"Hello!"

Just then, a slightly arrogant voice rang out.

Everyone looked in the direction of the sound, only to see Muromachi, wearing white-rimmed sunglasses, raise his racket and point it at Fuji outside the court.

"You must be that genius from Seigaku."

"Since you've come all this way, why not take this opportunity to have a fight with me?"