Prince of Tennis: It's my system. My victory depends entirely on the host.

Except for the two Echizen brothers who had participated in training in the training camp and were aware of the strength of Yukimura and Sanada and firmly believed that the two were invincible, the rest of the American team members believed that Japan would lose.

As a result, the Japanese team, which had a difficult time at the beginning, suddenly burst into potential and turned defeat into victory, which surprised many countries that did not know the Japanese team.

A trace of solemnity flashed across the deep blue eyes of the American captain Reinhardt, and he raised the level of danger of the Japanese team in his mind by more than one level.

This year, the US team wants to break into the top four in the world. Will the emergence of the dark horse Japan be the key to preventing the US team from succeeding?

Reinhardt had no idea how the game would develop afterwards, but he might as well start collecting relevant information about the Japanese team now.

There are many people who do this, especially Japan's next group stage opponent Switzerland.

When Niou Masaharu and Fuji Shusuke took the court as a doubles partner, they could clearly feel that the spectators who were cheering for Australia at the sidelines of the stadium fell into a brief state of depression.

Niou Masaharu, who stood particularly tall today, couldn't help but want to reach out and snap his fingers when he saw the shocked home crowd.

Then, with his arms stretched out in the air, he suddenly realized that this behavior was inconsistent with his current appearance, so Niou changed his mind and fixed his hair halfway.

On the sidelines, Tanejima Shuji stood next to Atobe Keigo and scratched his cheek, saying casually: "This guy hasn't adapted to his own identity yet."

Atobe Keigo touched the teardrop mole at the corner of his eye and snorted coldly, and he seemed to hear the sound of someone placing pieces on the chessboard.

I wonder if the strategist behind the scenes can still sit at home and play chess calmly after losing two games in a row?

Although Gorgias was angry about the defeat in the first game, he firmly believed that Noah's strategy would not be easily defeated.

So before the first doubles match took place, he sternly reminded the two junior high school students who were about to play.

"Don't forget, who is the one who made it possible for you to play? Don't make unnecessary movements!"

The two junior high school students who were promoted to the competition team as an exception because of their powerful serves nodded to Gorgias with respect.

They knew why they were able to play in the competition, so as soon as they came on the court, they wanted to use their special move "superluminal particle serve" to win the game.

On the first ball, Niou Masaharu, who was standing at the baseline, did not move and let the tennis ball fall to the baseline and bounce off.

In the eyes of Australians, Niou Masaharu was stunned by the powerful and high-speed serve.

But in fact, Niou Masaharu was in a daze, because although the speed of the ball just now was very fast, it was not as fast as that of Ochi Gekko, who had the fastest serve in the Japanese team.

If they could even receive Mach's serve, there was no reason why they wouldn't be able to receive Australia's serve.

It seems that it is a bit foolish for me to regard the Australian team as my strong rival...

Atobe Keigo, who was on the sidelines, saw Niou Masaharu with a dull look in his eyes and burst out laughing, then pretended to be serious again before anyone noticed.

Only Shuji Tanejima who was beside him noticed this little action. He couldn't help but sneak up on the little fox who transformed into Keigo Atobe, reached out and grabbed Masaharu Niou's slender fingers and held them in his palm.

Niou Masaharu, who still appeared to be the boss on the surface, looked up and glared at Tanejima Shuji, then focused on the game.

Australia served the second serve with full confidence, and then "Niou Masaharu" retreated to the sidelines, holding up his racket high and waiting to receive the ball.

"Hmm, do you think you can catch the ball if you retreat to your limit? You are underestimating..."

Before the Australian player could finish his words, his serve was easily hit back by the leaping "Niou Masaharu".

His pupils suddenly contracted, a drop of cold sweat appeared on his forehead, and an expression of disbelief appeared on his face.

"Do you think having a powerful serve and holding serve will win Australia?"

"Niou Masaharu" turned his head and suddenly spoke in English to Gorgias on the sidelines in a casual manner.

He walked back to the baseline with his racket, his tone casual and a little cold.

"You guys are just wishful thinking!"

When Gorgias heard this, a brief moment of surprise appeared on his cold face, which then quickly turned into anger.

Does this Japanese player think he can defeat Noah's plan by just saying some harsh words?

However, the game did not go according to Noah's script, with Australia winning the game with super-high-speed serves.

Because the moment Niou Masaharu walked back to the baseline, his hair turned from silver back to purple-gray.

"Ah, after all, your appearance suits me best!"

Atobe Keigo pushed his bangs back and spoke in a flamboyant tone with gorgeous British English.

When Gorgias saw the familiar Atobe Keigo, his face changed and he immediately looked up at the electronic screen.

The list of matches above has changed from Niou Masaharu's name at the beginning to Atobe Keigo's name.

The dramatic scene of a living person transforming into a living person on the field astonished the spectators on the sidelines and the Japanese players in the locker room.

Only Marui Bunta picked up a textbook and knocked on the distracted little kelp, and said, "The stinky fox used so much mental energy to do this? It's really unoriginal."

After hearing Marui's words, everyone realized that it was no wonder that they didn't notice the difference between the two at first. It turned out to be Niou Masaharu's credit.

So the Atobe Keigo on the sidelines is actually played by Niou Masaharu!

They looked at the screen, and when the camera swept to the sidelines, they found that Niou Masaharu had indeed returned to his normal state.

The two Australian junior high school players no longer had the energy to pay attention to the expressions of the audience.

They found that their proud "superluminal particle serve" had no effect since the guy on the opposite side recovered his original appearance.

Although the opponent could not play tennis at the same speed as them, he seemed to be good at hitting back high-speed tennis.

After having their rackets knocked away by Keigo Atobe again, Mikru and Mark looked at each other and decided to concentrate on attacking another weak, squinty-eyed Japanese player.

After hitting two balls, Fuji Shusuke found that he was being targeted. He lowered his eyes and said in a calm tone: "It seems that you treat me as a soft persimmon..."

Then, Fuji Shusuke, who changed from a defensive player to an offensive player, personally told the Australian player a truth.

That is, don't mess with the contestants who like to squint their eyes. Pay attention to this, especially those with squinty eyes who like to smile.

When they realized they couldn't beat the Japanese team, they wanted to use a protracted war to wear down the Japanese team's physical strength.

As the game went on, they found that the two Japanese players became more and more excited, especially the one with purple-gray hair.

Seeing that the game was about to be lost, Gorgias yelled at the two junior high school students on the sidelines and told them to use super particle serve to beat the Japanese team.

As a result, Fuji Shusuke, who had evolved on the court, saw the weakness of the opponent's ball and easily hit the ball back with his new special move "Light Wind".

Noah, who heard from the radio that something was wrong with the game and rushed to the stadium, just happened to hear the score broadcast on the game broadcast.

"In the second group match, Australia vs. Japan, Japan won with a score of 6:1."

Gorgias wanted to scold the two junior high school students harshly, but he found that his blind brother Noah suddenly appeared at the competition venue.

"Why are you here? It's dangerous on the road. Just wait for the result at home!"

Gorgias took the guide dog's leash and carefully led his brother to his side.

That gentle and caring look was so different from his usual tyrannical appearance that all the Australian contestants stood there in a daze, staring at the two brothers.

"Finally appeared? Noah, the strategist behind Australia's establishment!"

Before leaving, Keigo Atobe looked back at the lake green-haired young man with empty eyes, and an appreciative smile appeared on the corner of his mouth.

In his opinion, it is rare that this blind tennis player did not fall into decadence, but instead acted as Australia's military advisor, giving them advice and helping them achieve their current situation.

Noah, who noticed Atobe's gaze, turned his head to look in the direction where Atobe Keigo had just looked, as if thinking about something.

The reason he rushed to the scene was to see who had seen through his plan, but he didn't expect the other party to look at him with admiration.

It seems that there is a reason for Australia's failure this time. The other side is wise enough and powerful.

In the last game, it will be difficult for Australia to win!

Australia's two consecutive defeats caused the audience who supported their local players to boo angrily.

The huge booing also affected the players on the field.

Someone whispered, "I should have known I shouldn't have listened to a blind man!"

Gorgias happened to hear this sentence. He walked up to the man with a grim face and stared straight into the other's evasive eyes.

“Without Noah, would Australia be where it is now?”

After saying that, he walked directly towards Noah without waiting for the man's answer, patted his brother's shoulder gently, and walked towards the stadium again.

Gorgia challenged the ghost directly, "As long as we can beat an old-looking high school student like you, the rest will be just small fry!"

However, the opponent said expressionlessly that he was no match for him, and his opponent, Kintaro Toyama, had already deployed his perfect strength and was waiting to compete with him in the arena.

This is the opponent that Gui Jujiro specially selected for Xiao Jin. If the opponent had not had some strength, he would have been put in a sack long ago if he had been able to run rampant in Australia for so long.

It just so happened that Xiao Jin was a super genius who made rapid progress in the game, so Gorgias discovered that the kid from the Japanese team on the opposite side was like a sponge, constantly absorbing the experience of the game and making rapid progress.

Gorgias, who was already ahead of Xiao Jin, was constantly overtaken by him, and after the score was tied, he was ahead step by step in front of him.

Gorgias, who said he hated tennis, was awakened by Xiao Jin's pure love for tennis.

The two chased each other until the match came to match point. On the last ball, Gorgias' return hit an albatross.

The referee ruled that the goal was invalid on the spot, but Gorgias gave up the right immediately. He picked up the injured Albatross and said to Toyama Kintaro: "Forget it, you won this game, kid!"

After saying that, he left the stadium in a very casual manner.

Since no one cares about Noah's contribution to Australia, why should he try his best for Australia?

Gorgias does not have the same sense of identification with the national team that Noah does.

Japan won against Australia with three wins and no losses.