The Son of God Is a God's Keeper

[The story is complete~ If you've read the whole thing, please leave a five-star review. Kisses~ Comments on individual chapters are now open, with no restrictions.] No one could doubt that Yukimura, hailed as the "Child of God," loved tennis. In his first year of middle school, his skill earned him the position of tennis club captain. But just after he vowed to lead Rikkai to three consecutive national championships, he suddenly received an invitation from the Time Government. So, since this has something to do with swords, why not invite his childhood friend too? Was this invitation really meant for him? Yukimura had long been troubled by the relationship between Sanada and Niou. Still in his first year of middle school, he had no idea how to handle it, so he could only turn to the well-informed tsukumogami Mikazuki for help. Mikazuki said: Tease them and set them up. :) Yukimura had an epiphany: I get it now!! Notes for readers: 1. The characters may be out of character. Making the Captain the protagonist is a lot of pressure. 2. Contains original settings. 3. Rikkai's three consecutive championships are set in stone!! 4. There's a completed story in my profile: That Man's Cover Was Blown. It also features Rikkai's three consecutive championships~ 5. 60% of the story is locked for piracy prevention, with a 72-hour delay. Thanks for supporting the official release~ 6. Comments that spoil locked chapters from accounts with no purchases will be deleted. (You know what it means to spoil a locked chapter with no purchases, doge.) 7. Coming soon: I'll start writing after exams. The Rikkai Troublemaker (not really) Series: The Magician Niou Masaharu Niou Masaharu fell silent as he looked at the person in front of him. He'd only run away from home for a day, right...? There was no need to end up so far from Japan. So... does Japan have something called Chaldea? I like playing games, but I never planned on becoming a savior of the world... Ten-year-old Niou silently grumbled. Heroic Spirits? Doesn't that sound way too fantastical?! I just wanted to play tennis, okay?! The Heroic Spirits: No, your tennis is way too fantastical too! It's not scientific at all!! Niou: Who knows~ Puri~ Rikkai's three consecutive championships are set in stone. That's all, kisses~ Theme: Don't yield to fate. Your fate is in your own hands.