Prince of Tennis: I am a manager at Hyotei

Minghu who stopped also expressed his dissatisfaction.

"You two guys, don't you know you need to train? You're only here now, you have no sense of crisis!"

"Senior Meido, forget it. Tanaka and the others must have been delayed by something."

The good-natured Feng came over and started to excuse the person, his eyes constantly looking at Long Ge.

I want the other person to say a few words.

I originally wanted to teach the Tanaka brothers a lesson, so how could I easily speak for them?

Long Ge glanced elsewhere, as if he couldn't see it.

Coach! Say something!

The Tanaka brothers were about to cry.

"Alright Meito, let's get training."

"You bastard! Call me Meido-senpai!"

He completely ignored her and walked over to the middle of the group, "Today's training is simple. Meido, you and Feng will face Feng and Azusa. It's doubles practice. Feng, use all your strength and don't hesitate."

What! Please hesitate! Coach, you are taking personal revenge!

It's just a little bit of talking, just letting others know in advance. Sooner or later, other people will know about it.

The Tanaka brothers' resentment is greater than that of ghosts.

But he didn't dare to refute. Competing with Senior Minghu and Feng was always easier than competing with Longge.

It's just a little lesson here, but it's physical and mental torture over there!

Wait until you beat someone until they cry.

Meido was a little impatient. They had agreed on doubles training, and he thought it was practice against Inuzaka and Mukai, or a direct competition with Ryuka. Why was it a fight against the second-year twins?

He was a little depressed and didn't take the twins seriously, so he was a little relaxed in dealing with them.

Long Ge tilted his head to look, why is the door of the underworld still the same?

They have never had formal sparring practice with the twins, and they usually play singles. The advantages of the twins can only be brought into play in doubles, while in singles they are just there to give points to others.

However, these two guys now have more than just tacit understanding. If Minghu doesn't show his strength, Feng will be dragged out of the main selection as well.

"Pretty!"

"The score is 1-0! The Tanaka brothers are leading!"

"Senior Meido, we underestimated them. We didn't expect them to improve so much."

Feng was still making excuses for Minghu's mistake just now.

But Minghu's expression became more and more serious. No, it was because these two guys were making rapid progress. Even if he underestimated them, but...

Someone who was calmly drinking juice was inexplicably glanced at.

She exchanged a glance with Meihu, shrugged, compared their eyes directly with her hands, then smiled and continued to drink her juice.

Minghu should be getting nervous now. The twins are much more powerful than he thought. If this continues, Feng, who believes in him, might lose his place in the main selection.

The twins also had a hard time playing. They couldn't hit back Feng's powerful serve once.

As if he had done something wrong, he looked at Long Ge's reaction cautiously.

The only thing that came to mind was Long Ge's words, "Third grade is about to graduate. You guys are in such a bad state, who will compete in next year's Metropolitan Conference, Kanto Tournament, or even National Tournament? Hmm? What about me? You all should train harder!"

There is only one belief that cannot be lost!

Everyone has reasons not to lose, it just depends on who has greater ability.

"Another heavy serve! I don't think Tanaka can catch it."

"Of course, Meido-senpai and Feng are the regulars!"

"Wow, what kind of formation is this! They're standing in a row."

The onlookers couldn't help but wonder what kind of strange formation this was.

It looks very powerful.

Even Atobe, who was passing by, stopped and looked at the leisurely person.

"You actually taught them this formation, the Australian formation."

Atobe was a little unsure whether these two second-year students could really handle this formation.

"That's not what I taught them. I play singles. I just want them to learn more about the internationally popular doubles formations. So, my guys are pretty good, aren't they?"