Prince of Tennis Nioh Phantom

Chapter 83 : Senior clashes, dormitory assignment!

The ghost has returned to calm–whether Maori is a middle school or high school student, his strength is enough!

As for now

Ghost indifferently listened to Irie’s crying, his heart really didn’t fluctuate-he was used to it

After Tokugawa was interrupted first, his face was not good.

Later, seeing the “passionate” conversation between the two seniors, I began to consider whether to apply for a dormitory with Maori and Nioh-or not to be in the same room with Irie.

By the way, Nioh!

Where is Nioh?!

Thinking of Nioh, Tokugawa was taken aback–he didn’t notice at all just now-Nioh!

“Nioh?”

Withdrawing his divergent thoughts, Tokugawa concentrated his energy and finally found Nioh-in fact, Nioh did not slip away. He stood next to Maori all the time, but no one noticed…

“Puff, Tokugawa, my seniors and I are here to participate in the youth training camp. Isn’t this a youth training camp?

Unexpectedly, Tokugawa Jingran noticed him, and Nioh could only get out of the state of watching the show.

In order to prove his “innocence”, Nioh took the initiative to explain his “ideas” without waiting for Tokugawa to continue to say anything.

“Academy?”

The ghost frowned.

It’s not just because of the “academy”, but I actually ignored Nioh who was standing next to Maori so directly just now! That white-haired boy obviously has a strong sense of existence!

“Yes, senior, because Rikkai won the national championship, so there are two places in the youth academy, so seniors and I are here!”

Nioh is not afraid to make up nonsense.

“Isn’t it here?”

Surprised, Nioh looked at Maori who was stiff beside him.

“Senior? Senior Maori?!”

After shouting twice, Nioh recalled the attention of Maori who was so shocked that his soul was out of his body.

“Ah, little Nioh-”

“Wait, Nioh, what grade are you in junior high?”

Tokugawa suddenly realized something was wrong from Nioh’s name for Maori-Maori is a junior high school student, so Nioh

Irie and Tanegashima stopped their emotional dialogue and looked at Nioh together with the ghost.

“Puff, of course it’s the second grade in middle school!”

Faced with the gaze of the seniors, Nioh replied without changing his face.

“Is there a problem, Tokugawa?”

Still confused, Nioh asked Tokugawa.

Tokugawa no longer knows what to say, so strong Nioh turned out to be a second grade

“Rikkai is really talented!

With tears in my eyes, Irie praised Tanegashima.

“Shuji is really blessed, ghosts are all jealous~”

Continue to dig pits and pull ghosts into the water.

I was shocked, how can I make others feel better. –By Irie Kanata

The ghost has been accustomed to Irie,

“Tanegashima, you guys at Rikkai University are really outstanding in these two years!”

Ignoring Irie’s last sentence, the ghost sighed from the heart-I always feel that compared to other middle school students, U17 high school students are really bad!

“Where, where, luck–”

Tanegashima continued to be humble.

In fact, he was also surprised. He knew Maori’s talent, but he didn’t understand Nioh!

However, as long as it is Rikkai, it is enough

“In this case, as a senior, I will naturally take good care of you! Maori, Nioh, put your luggage in the 101 dormitory!”

Relying on his status as a senior at the same school, Tanegashima finalized the arrangement of the dormitory for the two Nioh in a few words.

Maori dare not object at all, but Nioh doesn’t care.

Irie hated Tanegashima for being too hard to lie in her heart.

“Then congratulations Shuji!”

Indignant, Irie smiled sincerely.

“Tokugawa, how about you?

Immediately afterwards, Irie seemed to respect Tokugawa’s opinions and asked about Tokugawa’s dormitory arrangements.

–If you don’t look at his expression of “If you say no, I will cry”, everyone will really believe it!

“Well, let me be with seniors!”

Tokugawa intuitively felt that if he refused Irie’s invitation, bad things would happen, so he dispelled the idea of ​​staying with Nioh – not to mention that he had agreed to Irie before!

…For flowers…

“That’s great! Tokugawa, just put your luggage to 102!”

Irie smiled very contentedly.

The ghost in the same dormitory naturally has no objection to Tokugawa’s move in, and he welcomes this younger generation to move in.

Tanegashima is deliberately making trouble, but he has already grabbed (!!!) gross profit and Nioh. Another shot, although it is possible to add another junior roommate, it will undoubtedly provoke Irie and ghosts.

– Tanegashima said that he is not afraid that Oni Jujiro will have any objections (he is someone who dares to call the ghost “little white rabbit”!); the main reason is that he is afraid that Irie

“In this case, let the younger generations go to put their luggage and pack the beds!”

“See you this afternoon!”

Tanegashima grabbed Maori’s arm with his right hand and waved goodbye with his left hand.

“Come on, Maori, Nioh, bid farewell to the predecessors!’

Following Tanegashima’s “teaching”, before Maori could respond, his body automatically obeyed the command and waved goodbye with his right hand.

As the youngest junior, Nioh is quite well-behaved–

“See you in the afternoon, seniors, see you in the afternoon to Tokugawa!”

Then he waved goodbye and followed Tanegashima to the dormitory.

Tokugawa’s face hadn’t slowed back now. Hearing Nioh’s farewell words, his face went black again-not because of the address problem, after all, he made Nioh and the others call him like this.

Tokugawa mainly feels that he is too insensitive! After so many days of getting along, now I think about the fact that there are clues in normal times, but I completely ignored it!

“What a well-behaved junior~”

Irie heard Nioh’s words, and the corners of her mouth rose.

At this point, the allocation of the dormitory of the black coat group who returned from the mountain (actually divided by the seniors~) is complete–

101: Tanegashima, Maori, Nioh

102: Ghost, Irie, Tokugawa

PS, I don’t think I can break up people, Irie and their “family of three”~~

So, let the three big Rikkai be together! エ.