The Strongest Strategist in Prince of Tennis

Chapter 495 (1)

The inheritance of Byodoin and Tokugawa!

A week after the end of the u-17 World Cup, the island national team won the championship like a spark, ignited within the island country, and major schools, high schools and junior high schools have set off a wave of tennis craze!

The u-17 training base of the island country!

At this moment, there was an unexpected match!

boom!

A flash of red light!

The court was directly imprinted with a “profound” mark, a figure wearing a red jersey flashed, and Tokugawa with a frosty face suddenly appeared in front of the tennis ball.

“Byodoin, you are old!

The field of the black hole directly envelops the tennis ball, and the original aggressive blow was easily resolved!

As he spoke, Tokugawa raised racquet again, and a figure resembling a swordsman appeared behind him. The majestic momentum shocked those watching the 910 match!

“Asura Shinto, it has been developed to this point!” Outside the field, the ghost’s eyes flickered. The youth he taught in the past unexpectedly surpassed him!

“Maybe this is Asura Shinto who belongs to Tokugawa alone!” Aside, Tanegashima was holding a bottle of Coke in his hand, watching the battle between Byodoin and Tokugawa very casually on the court.

“Byodoin Temple”

Tokugawa’s originally moved expression stagnated at this moment. The other party still remembered the events two years ago. Although the two successfully reconciled in the World Championship, he understood.

The obsession in the heart is not so simple to eliminate!

But now, all the remaining unpleasantness disappeared at this moment!

“Boss, thanks a lot!

Tokugawa looked at Byodoin Temple, and for the first time, Tokugawa Kazuya admired someone so much!

ps; Let’s talk about the extravaganza, let’s take a look if you like it, extravaganzas are all small stories, the protagonist is not necessarily Renji, but if you like it, Rikkai will definitely be interesting.

Kuroko’s Basketball is still watching… I haven’t read it for a long time, so I need to sort it out.

The author himself played basketball in general, and played football pretty well (I just broke my foot and can’t exercise vigorously for a year!),