Prince of Tennis: I am a manager at Hyotei

Nobuhiro immediately grasped the key point.

"Oh, Senior Fuji is really smart. He knows all this. Coach Sakaki knows a good hospital. If Tezuka is willing, then we will go there for treatment."

A good hospital?

"where is it?"

Dashi seemed very anxious, and he unconsciously emphasized the tone of his questions.

They all sensed something was wrong with Dashi and looked at him subtly.

“…Sorry, Long Ge, I was too impatient…”

Long Ge said indifferently, "It's okay. Tezuka's condition is indeed quite serious. It's reasonable to be worried, but the place is a bit far... It depends on Tezuka's own wishes."

What Long Ge said seemed a bit far-fetched, and everyone's expressions became solemn.

"What about the specifics?"

Longma is also paying close attention to this matter.

Long Ge, who wanted to touch Long Ma as soon as he saw him, pinched Long Ma's face.

"You should ask your minister for details. It still feels as good as when I was a kid."

So nice!

"Okay, thank you very much. I'll tell Tezuka. It's really troublesome for you to come here."

Coach Ryuzaki even made a special trip to escort the person out.

"Don't thank me, it was our manager who suggested it."

Someone who was chatting happily with the Seigaku students outside the court.

"Ah, the coach is here!"

As soon as Coach Ryuzaki and Coach Sakaki came out, everyone surrounding Long Ge dispersed.

"Long Ge, we're done. Let's go back too."

"Okay, coach. Ryoma, I'll be leaving now. I'll go see Tezuka when I have time. Please give him my regards. Bye~"

The two came and went in a hurry and left Qingxue without staying for long.

Coach Ryuzaki looked at the documents on his desk and decided that going to Germany for treatment was the best option for Tezuka.

Coach Ryuzaki looked towards the Seigaku students on the practice field.

Isn’t this a kind of experience for them?

"This is the information file that Coach Sakaki and Long Ge from Hyotei brought. You can take a look. Their idea is to have you go over and give it a try."

Coach Ryuzaki showed the information to Tezuka.

Germany?

It must have been Long Ge’s idea.

Tezuka just glanced at it briefly.

"I'll think about it, Coach Ryuzaki."

"Go, Tezuka. These kids have to grow up eventually. Even without you, they have to learn to stand on their own."

Coach Ryuzaki consoled Tezuka, hoping he could get treatment. No matter how important the game was, it couldn't be compared to his own health. If he delayed any longer...

"I understand, Coach Ryuzaki, thank you for your help."

Tezuka still decided to listen to Long Ge's advice, but there was one more thing to do before that.

After discussing with his family, Tezuka decided to go to Germany for treatment. He was discharged from the hospital and returned to school without staying there for more than a few days.

The members of the Seigaku Tennis Club finally smiled when they saw Tezuka, whom they hadn't seen for a long time.

But what followed was even more shocking news.

Tezuka explained to everyone in the club that he was going to Germany for treatment.

From then on, all club affairs were handled by Oishi, assisted by Coach Ryuuzaki.

Germany

this...

The lively atmosphere became quiet again.

If this continues, Tezuka might not even make it to the finals of the Kanto tournament, or even the national tournament.

"This is the best ending. Echizen, please come out for a moment."

Tezuka called Ryoma away alone, as if he had something to discuss.

Tezuka simply said a few words to Ryoma and then returned to the club to continue arranging today's training plan. Only Ryoma looked at Tezuka with a firm look in his eyes as he left.

Today's club training ended exceptionally early. Oishi, who had a thousand words to say to Tezuka, was rejected. Tezuka left with his racket on his back, and then Ryoma also left, instead of going home with Momoshiro as usual.

Everyone seemed to know what was going on and no one bothered them.

At Bingdi, Long Ge also finished today's training early. He picked up his phone and backpack and left with a heavy heart.