Prince of Tennis: I am a manager at Hyotei

The explanation was serious, but there was a subtle excitement in the tone.

Oshitari, who sensed something was amiss, calmly pushed his glasses up and said, "Coach seems to know a lot about Long Ge's situation. He probably wanted to keep Long Ge from the beginning, didn't he?"

Is that right?

Hibiki and Jiro looked at Coach Sakaki like curious babies.

Coach Sakaki, feeling uncomfortable being watched, made up an excuse and hurriedly fled the scene.

Inuzaka watched with a smile. It seemed that he really knew something and knew Long Ge's identity earlier than them.

"Wow, Hyotei is still as crowded as ever. There's no place to stand."

Inoue was really shocked by the exaggerated scene.

"Inoue-senpai! Why are you here? This school's president is so arrogant, I don't like him at all! After all, I still like Seigaku the most. Fuji is so handsome!"

Orisa hugged herself exaggeratedly and started to have some strange fantasies, which successfully aroused the dissatisfaction of several girls in the Hyotei fan club.

"No? Auntie, what's the matter? How dare you say that about our Atobe-sama!"

What? Auntie?

Successfully touched Orisa's reverse scale.

I'm only in my twenties and I'm being called auntie. What a rude kid! It's really not fun to be around Hyotei's students!

Inoue quickly came over to mediate, "What a misunderstanding, what a misunderstanding! We're here to look for Ryuka Echizen. I'm not sure if the tennis club can still get in at this time. Is anyone playing today? Oh, by the way, we're reporters from the tennis club."

Looking for Long Ge? Reporter?

When the other girl heard they were looking for Long Ge, she looked at the two of them warily, "What are you doing here? Looking for Long Ge? She doesn't have time right now. She's competing with Master Atobe."

A match with Atobe? A former professional player's dragon song?

"Orisashi, we came at the perfect time today!"

Inoue could anticipate that he could shoot some good material today, but there were too many people and he couldn't squeeze in at all!

So the two of them took a different approach, climbed to the highest point, and waved towards the inside, trying to attract the attention of the people inside.

Hard work pays off. When Inuzaka looked up, he saw a reporter from a tennis newspaper lying on a tall tree, waving at them.

Ask a first grader to go out and bring the two in.

"I'm really sorry, Hyotei's tennis club is so popular that I can only think of this way to attract your attention." Inoue scratched his head embarrassedly.

"Nothing, I wonder if Mr. Inoue has anything to do with you today?"

Although Inuzaka was asking questions, his eyes never left the court.

"Ah, I want to come and find the dragon...ah!"

What he saw was that Jibe, who was at the national competition level, was helpless against Long Ge's serve.

It was his first time seeing world-class tennis, and Inoue forgot to take pictures for a moment. He just looked at the two people playing on the court in amazement.

Zhi Shazhi was also conquered by Long Ge's superb ball skills and strong strength.

It’s so cool that such a cute girl can play such overwhelming tennis!

"Echizen scores, the score is 2-2!"

Long Ge was not in a hurry to end the game. Jibe still had a lot to learn, and he would encounter stronger opponents in future games.

Practice well.

As time passed, the scores between the two players remained tied, which meant that the match would inevitably enter a tie-break.

In fact, the gap in strength between the two is very obvious, but Long Ge still enjoys showing off his serves to Totoro in his own serving game. Even if he is hit back, he can easily return the serve, as if he was deliberately hitting it for him to see.

"Echizen scores! The score is tied at 6-6! Go... to the tie-break!"

It really has entered the seventh game, who will win in the end?

Long Ge dropped his serve, and everyone thought that Long Ge would use those two serve moves to quickly end the game.

After all, the game had lasted for a long time, and even Atobe had started to breathe heavily.