Meeting in the Finals

" In the Tiebreak, Rikkai Dai's Yukimura Seiichi serves!"

With Tezuka's ultimate technique unleashed in the final moments, the match was forced into a decisive Game 7. 💗✎ ✌👹

The match has now entered its final, decisive moment.

"Seigaku! Tezuka! Seigaku! Tezuka!"

"Rikkai Dai! Yukimura! Rikkai Dai! Yukimura!"

As the decisive Game 7 began, players from both teams started cheering loudly for their opponents.

"Tezuka! Since you insist on going to a Game 7, then let's go!"

Yukimura shouted, his voice changing from its previous gentle tone to one of excitement.

Bang!

Yukimura swung his racket overhead, a flash of pale golden light passing by.

Tezuka took a step forward, and as a left-handed player, he was not afraid of such a backhand at all, and powerfully returned the blow.

The trajectory was almost a straight line, causing Yukimura to move significantly to the left.

Bang!

A burst of yellow light pushed aside a rolling wave of air and crashed down in front of Yukimura.

The ball, moving so fast it seemed to disappear into the distance, appeared to the audience like a fleeting afterimage.

Yukimura's eyes were lifeless, but the overwhelming wind pressure did not affect him at all.

Bang!

After determining the spin, Yukimura's powerful smash with a switch of hands created a violent surge of energy.

The tennis ball vanished instantly.

Tsk~~

Wisps of air flowed around Tezuka, and an invisible tornado vortex rose once more.

Bang!

The evolved Supreme Technique once again shattered Yukimura's offensive.

However, Yukimura maintained his own rhythm without changing, and as he swung his racket, a series of blurry images seemed to appear before Tezuka's eyes.

Yukimura exuded a majestic aura, a purple light flashing in his pupils, reflecting off the Heavenly Garment and constantly resisting the Cloudbreak radiance emanating from Tezuka.

The light surrounding Tezuka shone even brighter; after several rounds of probing, he had come to understand Yukimura's methods.

Compared to his familiar techniques and spins, his expertise in the realm of mental power is pitifully small.

However, in the midst of the clash, he discovered that compared to the interference and influence Yukimura exerted on him, Yukimura's mental burden in order to resist the erosion of the Heavenly Radiance was perhaps even heavier.

Because he not only needs to unleash powerful attack methods, but also needs to maintain extremely focused attention.

He also needs to devote some of his attention to resisting the Cloudbreak brilliance; the longer it drags on, the more likely Yukimura will be to reach his limit.

If it weren't for Yukimura's strong will, no one else would have been able to withstand such a rapid depletion of their mental energy.

This is why Tezuka was willing to drag things out before, but now he's not going to.

Although that would have led to victory, as he said before, he wanted to leave no regrets.

Although Tezuka appears mature, he is still a boy at heart.

He simply doesn't like head-to-head matches, not that he's incapable of them.

Tezuka was enveloped in Cloudbreak radiance, and the fully unleashed radiance brought Tezuka a huge boost in all five dimensions.

Bang!

What appears to be an ordinary ball actually contains immense power. Tezuka was naturally well-versed in Sweet Spot Technique and concentrated bursts of energy.

Bang!

In the end, Tezuka's smash went mercilessly between Yukimura's legs, scoring the first point.

"Tezuka Kunimitsu, 1:0."

However, Yukimura was equally ruthless, Cut off the future and suppressing the joy in the hearts of the Seigaku members once again.

"Yukimura Seiichi, 2:1."

"If Yukimura can't break Tezuka's Zero Style Serve, then the initiative in this tiebreaker will remain in Tezuka's hands."

The situation on the field became increasingly tense, but Yanagi Renji from the Rikkai Dai region raised his most worrying question.

Yukimura's Zero-Sense Tennis requires a significant amount of mental energy to counter Cloudbreak defense.

If a swift victory cannot be achieved, the scales of victory will begin to tip in Tezuka's favor.

The Rikkai Dai members fell silent for a moment. They were well aware of the situation, but there was nothing they could do.

One can only hope that Yukimura can break through Tezuka's Zero Style Serve, just like Saeki Muneyoshi did.

However, the tennis system has already taken shape, relying on the power of selflessness, and is built on the foundation of domain and zero style.

The most important defensive skill, the Zero Style Serve, is not so easy to break.

On the field, Yukimura was well aware of this as well. He took a deep breath, his pale face showing his exhaustion.

But at this stage of the competition, all he could do was give it his all and not give up until the very last moment.

Bang!

The golden streak of light moved with astonishing speed, stopping at a tricky corner near Tezuka's feet.

Because Tezuka is left-handed, this move was precisely placed in Tezuka's most vulnerable position, greatly reducing Tezuka's space to counterattack.

However, to the astonishment of the entire audience, Tezuka's original system, which was centered on his right foot, suddenly changed.

Just like Yukimura, he quickly switched the racket to his right hand, then pivoted on his left foot, drew a circle with his right foot, and swung his right hand heavily.

Bang!

"Tezuka Kunimitsu, 5:4."

Sanada, standing on the sidelines, opened his mouth, wanting to say something but couldn't. Who would have thought that Tezuka would score against Yukimura in Yukimura's style?

As a crucial capability in building the Yukimura system as it is today, the Ambidexterity is indispensable.

However, before Yukimura, Saeki Muneyoshi was also Ambidexterity.

Having faced Muneyoshi several times, and especially seeing how effectively he could utilize his Ambidexterity on the World Tournament stage, how could Tezuka not take it seriously?

It's important to know that Echizen Nanjirō was also Ambidexterity, Dual Wielding.

Given Tezuka's frighteningly self-disciplined personality, training his right hand wouldn't be difficult.

Although he couldn't achieve the perfect balance between his right and left hands like Yukimura and Muneyoshi, he only needed to ensure that his right hand wasn't much weaker than his left.

"How could this be! Tezuka's future has actually changed! Tezuka Zone with both hands?!"

Fine beads of sweat kept seeping from Yukimura's forehead. He never expected that Tezuka would rewrite the future he had set for him in such a way.

"Tezuka!"

Muneyoshi's expression was cold. Tezuka's performance at this moment had once again elevated his status in Muneyoshi's eyes.

Yukimura remained calm on the field.

Bang!

The Cloudbreak light emanating from Tezuka's body became incredibly dazzling, with shimmering rays rippling outwards as he Tezuka forward. The solid muscles in his arms made this strike incredibly powerful.

As the tennis ball hurtled towards him, Yukimura remained unchanged. He watched Tezuka's movements and continued to persist on his own path.

Tezuka's foot slipped, and the Tezuka Zone reappeared. At the same time, his wrist began to unleash another kind of force.

Bang!

This Lob shot, aimed at the baseline, drew a beautiful arc in the air.

This isn't your average Lob; it's Zero Style Lob!

Such a spin, of course, did not escape Yukimura, and he suddenly shouted loudly.

"Tezuka!!!"

He then used the momentum of his sprint to leap up, and with the explosive force of his twisting abdomen, he slammed the falling Lob down hard.

Before it even landed, it blasted straight into Tezuka's half of the court.

A glint flashed in Tezuka's eyes, and the light emanating from his celestial robes began to shrink, making him seem like a being of pure light.

Zero-Shiki Drop Shot!

Yukimura returned by Tezuka with Zero-Shiki Drop Shot.

This signature move of Tezuka's came to an end at this moment.

"The Singles 1 match is over, with Tezuka Kunimitsu Seigaku winning the score at 7-6."

" In the Kanto Tournament Semifinals, Seigaku faced Rikkai Dai High School Seigaku. Seishun Gakuen won with a record of three wins and two losses, advancing to the finals!"

While the referee's voice was still echoing across the stadium...

"Let's go, our opponent has arrived! And it's Seigaku again!"

After saying that, Muneyoshi took the lead, pushed through the crowd, and walked towards the exit of the venue.

Behind him, the faces of the people from Fudomine were also solemn, and no one spoke.

Tezuka Kunimitsu's strength put pressure on the others at Fudomine.

Muneyoshi, of course, did not try to comfort them; it was better to feel pressure before the match started than to underestimate their opponents.

The final showdown between Seigaku and Fudomine has begun; all the suspense awaits tomorrow's result.

P. S.: "Actually, I wanted Yukimura to win, but then Tezuka, the ultimate master, was activated~"