Prince of Tennis: I am a manager at Hyotei

"Phew, it's so hot. Finally, I can stand on solid ground."

The girl, who was wearing a mask and hat and covered up completely, looked at the time on her phone and exclaimed in alarm that something was wrong.

"Oh no, it's getting late, we're going to miss it!"

I hailed a taxi and headed towards my destination.

At the same time, the car's in-car channel was replaying the result of a women's tennis match in the United States.

"Congratulations to Ryuka Echizen from Japan for winning the championship again! Let's cheer for her!"

"Wow! That's great! Little sister, I see you're carrying a tennis bag, why don't you play tennis too?"

The girl mentioned on the radio just now, this Echizen athlete, has won more than just the U.S. Women's World Championship.

She was a major contributor to the previous U17 World Cup; you should learn from her in the future!

The driver chuckled as he shared his favorite athlete.

The girl, who was resting by the window, suddenly turned her eyes.

"I do know a little, but what you're saying is way too exaggerated, uncle."

As soon as he finished speaking, they arrived at their destination, and Long Ge got off the bus with his luggage.

The middle-aged man wanted to recommend his idol a little more, but he was so overwhelmed by Hyotei's welcoming ceremony that he was speechless.

Long Ge looked at the luxurious scenery, which was even more extravagant than when Atobe was there.

"Suzuki's original personality has been completely destroyed. The good boy he used to be is gone forever."

Long Ge took off his mask, and the welcoming students next to him were all second and third graders, and they all knew Long Ge.

They all stared at Long Ge with stares that seemed to dazzle.

It felt as if I was being stared through the neck by my classmates' intense gazes.

Under the intense gazes of his classmates, Long Ge quickly tossed his luggage to his friend Mei Xi, who had rushed over upon hearing the news.

"Ahhh! Long Ge, you're finally back! I've missed you so much!"

Overwhelmed with emotion, Miyu gave the visitor a tight hug and expressed her longing.

After a brief reunion, Meixi realized that Longge had other things on her mind, so she volunteered to help her with her luggage.

"Alright, leave these to me! You go and take care of your business."

"I knew you were the best! I'll chat with you again when I get back. Bye!"

While freeing himself from his constraints, Long Ge didn't forget to bring his golf bag.

Running freely on campus.

On his very first day at Hyotei Tennis Club, Ryoma, a transfer student, immediately set his sights on the tennis club.

Ignoring the other two's attempts to dissuade him, he swaggered in, carrying his golf bag.

At this moment, on his first official day in office, Hiyoshi was discussing the training plan for the semester with the team members.

"Isn't this a bit inappropriate, Echizen? What if Ryuka-senpai finds out? Won't it have a bad influence?"

Taiyi's repeated attempts to dissuade him were to no avail.

They watched helplessly as Ryoma entered the tennis club, and one shot drew everyone's attention.

Ryoma clutched his hat, a mischievous grin spreading across his face.

"Seniors, you really have to try playing tennis yourself. It's no fun just talking about it."

"Echizen Ryoma..."

"It's Ryugo's younger brother! What's he doing here? And he's even wearing Hyotei's school uniform! Could it be...!"

The Hyotei players all wore expressions of surprise or confusion.

The atmosphere grew tense, and Taiyi seemed to foresee that a fierce battle was inevitable.

"What should we do? What should we do? Senior Long Ge said to keep an eye on Echizen, but he's already causing trouble on the very first day. How are we going to get along with him from now on?!"

Taiyi's face was full of worry.

Suzuki looked excited. As expected of Ryuka-senpai's younger brother! He has the demeanor of a senior!

Ryoma looked like he was ready to start the match at any moment.

"Hey, what are you all doing here? With you all like this at the start of the new semester, how are you going to protect the legacy built by your predecessors?"