Prince of Tennis: The Yasakani Jewel Shatters France's Camus

The first time Jinguji Hikaru appears before Yukimura and Sanada, he points out their manners and arrogance to their faces, and leaves the undefeated Yukimura with a question he can't forget: Have you ever lost?

In their next match, Sanada can't even see the trajectory of the serve, while Yukimura faces an opponent he can't control for the first time.

This boy from Osaka, known as "the General," doesn't rely on ordinary tennis skills. He wields the Six Powers of the Navy, brought onto the tennis court.

After he joins Seigaku, Coach Ryuzaki tries to make the first-years pick up balls. Jinguji Hikaru instead sweeps the regulars and clears out the upperclassmen who are just coasting, taking control of the tennis club's rules himself.

Under his leadership, Tezuka, Oishi, and Akutsu keep breaking through their limits, and Seigaku grows from a team in internal disarray into a key contender on the world stage.

When flashes of light, magma, and ice cover the court all at once, even Borg and Medanore have to admit that the true General, standing on the side of justice, has reached the pinnacle of the world.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.