Prince of Tennis: A Crane Bearing Flowers

By chance, Tsurumiya Kakuya got her first close-up look at the campus celebrity in person...

The prince of the tennis court, the beautiful club president, the school belle, and a boy known as the Child of God.

But the boy she had seen back then had not been so melancholy

During the school's cavalry battle, he had been dashing and confident. His smile as he claimed first place was truly different, so very different.

Like the sun, he had been passionate and uninhibited, his whole life shining brightly. But now he seemed like a withered flower...

An uninhibited boy ought to let his life shine...

Afterward, the middle school tennis world underwent a tremendous change.

Those who had once questioned Rikkai Dai were harshly punished by the Child of God!

And the others could always see a quiet, reserved girl in Rikkai Dai's rest area, watching the matches intently.

(As before, Rikkai Dai should still win all the honors and championships that belong to them. Some overly zealous Seigaku fans should not tell the characters in the book what to do. If you don't like it, you can leave.

I also don't like people nitpicking my children. If you don't like it, you can leave.

This time, the story leans more toward slice of life, so there are many elements of my own invention. Some minor matches may be glossed over.

This time, I've also added some elements of mediumship and communicating with spirits.

The author does not encourage young romance! Most of this novel is written based on Japanese culture.)