Crawl Out of Hell (Part 1)

Bang!

"Saeki Muneyoshi of Fudomine scores! The score is 15–0!"

Bang!

"Game, Saeki Muneyoshi of Fudomine. The score is 2–1."

"Players, change sides!"

Bang!

"Game, Saeki Muneyoshi of Fudomine. The score is 3–1."

Bang!

"Game, Saeki Muneyoshi of Fudomine. The score is 4–1."

"Change sides!"

Huff... huff...

After a few games, Sanada's breathing grew heavy. As the two changed sides, he and Saeki Muneyoshi passed each other on their way to their respective benches.

Unlike the tense doubles match between Yukimura and Keith, where Niou had actually been the one holding off Keith and Lin Xiu's attacks, with Yukimura serving only as a safety net and playing the decisive role in securing victory.

It was also different from the matches between Yukimura and Muneyoshi, Tezuka and Muneyoshi, or Atobe and Muneyoshi.

Each of those players had unique techniques that kept Muneyoshi from completely countering them, allowing them to shine fully in their matches.

The players most like Sanada were Akutsu and Tachibana Kippei. Akutsu, in particular, was easily suppressed by Muneyoshi, often unable to score even a single point.

Tachibana Kippei was the same.

But could anyone say that Akutsu, Sanada, and Tachibana Kippei weren't strong?

They were incredibly strong. Even Tezuka and Yukimura wouldn't have an easy time beating them, and Akutsu and Sanada would put Atobe under tremendous pressure.

However, when they faced Muneyoshi, they had one glaring weakness: they were overwhelmed in every way.

Whether it was Sanada's swordsmanship-based tennis, Akutsu and Tachibana Kippei's Aura Path, or even the alternative path Akutsu had taken along the Asura Path—

At their core, these paths relied on exceptional physical ability and a deep understanding of their respective disciplines.

And those were precisely Muneyoshi's strengths...

Sanada's arm trembled as he took the energy drink Yukimura