Boom...
"That's..."
"It's here, Kannagi Shinichi's Two-Handed Thunderclap Eight Trigrams..."
The spectators outside the court gasped at the arrival of this shot.
"15:0, Kannagi Shinichi leads."
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This was the first time Kannagi Shinichi had used his Two-Handed Thunderclap Eight Trigrams in this match.
Yukimura Seiichi was helpless against this shot, letting it pass through his half of the court, as its power had already exceeded his limit.
"Haa, he really is a terrifying opponent."
Yukimura Seiichi stared blankly at Kannagi Shinichi on the other side, taking a deep breath. Even though he had returned Dragon's Roar, he couldn't return Kannagi Shinichi's Two-Handed Thunderclap Eight Trigrams.
On the other side of the court, ignoring the surrounding chatter, Kannagi Shinichi tossed the tennis ball high again, leaped into the air, and swung his arm with force:
"Dragon's Roar..."
This strike's power did not diminish in the slightest, crossing Yukimura Seiichi's half of the court with waves of air and a roaring sound.
Bang...
Yukimura Seiichi stood in place, letting the tennis ball fly past him.
He didn't return the shot, because he knew that even if he did, Kannagi Shinichi's Two-Handed Thunderclap Eight Trigrams would just hit it back.
At this moment, the match seemed to have returned to its initial state. Yukimura Seiichi returning Dragon's Roar in the middle was merely an interlude.
"30:0, Kannagi Shinichi scores."
"Dragon's Roar..."
"40:0, Kannagi Shinichi scores."
"Dragon's Roar..."
"Game, the score is 6:6, entering a tiebreaker."
After holding his serve again, Kannagi Shinichi rarely smiled, but inwardly he sighed bitterly. It was too difficult, playing against Yukimura Seiichi was too difficult. If he wasn't careful, his opponent would strip him of his sight and touch.
With his clumsy skills, losing his sight and touch would undoubtedly leave him at Yukimura Seiichi's mercy.
Fortunately, his mental strength was strong enough that he sensed something was wrong immediately and decisively forfeited six games.
Now that it was finally the tiebreaker, he could unleash himself completely and use his perfected Thunderclap Eight Trigrams.
Kannagi Shinichi felt confident about winning this match.
Although he lost six games to Yukimura Seiichi, his invincible image would ultimately be preserved. After all, only the victor is remembered; the loser, no matter how fiercely they resisted, is still the loser.
The many tennis players watching the match from outside the court looked at the two players with complex expressions. These two were simply too powerful, far surpassing their peers. In the future of junior high tennis, these two would be the mountains everyone had to overcome.
However, these two peaks seemed too high right now, perhaps insurmountable in a lifetime.
"Is it finally time for the decisive moment?" Even the usually lazy Mouri Jusaburou's spirits were lifted. His gaze was fixed on the two players on the court, and he couldn't help but think, "These two little guys might even be stronger than me."
After thinking this, Mouri Jusaburou glanced at Shiraishi Kuranosuke beside him and couldn't help but tease, "Being in the same year as these two, Little Shiraishi, you've got a lot of catching up to do."
"Understood, Mouri-senpai." Hearing Mouri Jusaburou's words, Shiraishi Kuranosuke couldn't help but smile wryly. Looking at the two on the court, he secretly resolved that after returning to Shitenhoji, he would definitely ask Coach Shuu to increase his training intensity, at least so he wouldn't fall too far behind the two monsters on the court.
In the player's area, Tachibana Kippei stood with his arms crossed, looking at the two players on the court. His expression was calm, but his eyes held an unspeakable sadness. "The winner of this match will perhaps be the strongest of the new era."
Chitose Senri also gave a wry smile at this. Then, he perked up and said to Tachibana Kippei, "Kippei, after we go back, let's work hard together to get stronger!"
"Yeah." Tachibana Kippei smiled and nodded, looking at the two players on the court, he made a decision in his heart, "One day, I will catch up to you."
At this moment, a neat cheer erupted from the court. They were wearing matching sportswear and shouting loudly:
Hyotei victory, Captain is invincible!
Hyotei victory, Captain is invincible!
Kannagi Shinichi turned his head and looked at the Hyotei club members cheering for him. A rare smile appeared on his usually cold face.
Yes, this was finally a glimpse of the future Hyotei tennis club. Once Atobe Keigo took his place, the tennis club could properly expand.
As if seeing their future leader smile at them, the cheers of the Hyotei club members immediately became even more fervent.
However, for some reason, Kannagi Shinichi also heard quite a few women screaming amidst the cheers.
Whatever, women only affect your swing speed. As the saying goes, if there are no women in your heart, your swing will naturally be divine.
The first point of the tiebreak was served by Kannagi Shinichi, followed by alternating serves. Yukimura Seiichi served the second and third points. The serve returned to Kannagi Shinichi for the fourth and fifth points. Yukimura Seiichi served again for the sixth and seventh points.
There were no eighth or ninth points. Kannagi Shinichi intended to completely shut out Yukimura Seiichi in this tiebreak.
"Tiebreak begins, Kannagi Shinichi to serve."
Kannagi Shinichi tapped his racket on the ground, his eyes fixed on Yukimura Seiichi across the net. A slight smile played on his lips. He then gripped the bouncing tennis ball tightly, tossed it high into the air, leaped, and swung his racket with all his might.
"Dragon's Roar..."
Bang!
The tennis ball whizzed past. Yukimura Seiichi didn't even move to return it.
"Tiebreak, score 1-0, Kannagi Shinichi leads."
After this point, the next two serves would be Yukimura Seiichi's.
As Yukimura Seiichi stood at the baseline, preparing to serve, Kannagi Shinichi smirked again and spoke to him, "Yukimura Seiichi, don't be too scared by me from now on!"
Kannagi Shinichi's smirk at that moment held an indescribable arrogance and defiance.
The spectators at the sidelines, hearing Kannagi Shinichi's words, immediately began to discuss loudly.
"If I'm hearing Kannagi Shinichi right, he's going to return Yukimura Seiichi's serve this time..."
"Is something about to happen? Could it be that Kannagi Shinichi hasn't used his full power yet..."
"Kannagi Shinichi must have something held back. It looks like he's going to unleash it in the tiebreak..."
There were two people on the court who also speculated about Kannagi Shinichi's words: Hyotei's tennis club advisor, Sakaki Taro, and Tennis Weekly reporter, Inoue Mamoru.
They had both witnessed Kannagi Shinichi's match against Ochi Moonlight.
"Is it that?" Inoue Mamoru muttered to himself.
Though his voice was soft, the Hyotei trio heard him. Mukahi Gakuto asked anxiously, "Uncle, do you know what Captain Kannagi meant?"
"You'll understand if you keep watching," Inoue Mamoru replied without answering directly. He raised his camera and aimed it at Kannagi Shinichi.
Shishido Ryo, who was trying to eavesdrop nearby, shot an extremely displeased glance at Inoue Mamoru and scoffed.
Turning to look at the long-haired, ponytailed youth, Inoue Mamoru couldn't help but sigh inwardly, "What kind of kid is this? Not cute at all."
Sakaki Taro, by the court, heard Kannagi Shinichi's words. He coldly extended his left hand, his middle and index fingers together, and said calmly, "Kannagi, go and bring back the championship. Prove you are the strongest of this era."
Meanwhile, Sanada Genichiro, on the other side of the court, spoke to Kannagi Shinichi with clear displeasure, "Stop with the theatrics and bluster. Don't pull those cheap tricks."
On the court, Yukimura Seiichi stood gazing at Kannagi Shinichi. Seeing his slight smirk, a sense of unease suddenly arose within him.
"No, I, Yukimura Seiichi, will definitely win this match."
Forcing down the rising unease, Yukimura Seiichi tossed the ball and swung down heavily.
As the tennis ball flew from Yukimura Seiichi's racket, Tachibana Kippei, Chitose Senri, Sengoku Kiyosumi, the Hyotei trio, Ryuzaki Sumire, Bandou Mikiya, and almost all the spectators in the stadium turned their eyes to the white-haired youth on the court.
"I already told you, don't get too scared by me!"
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