[Prince of Tennis] Tokyo 8.0 Earthquake

I've always wanted to murder the heroine [snickers].

Eleven years. Ever since Atobe Keigo came into this world, he's celebrated ten whole fifteenth birthdays, hasn't he? With the bearing of a king in every move, and absolute strength and confidence, he's kept it up for eleven years, spoiled by Konomi for eleven years. His retainers have endured another year of the misery of being trodden underfoot for no reason (...).

Atobe Keigo isn't a disposable side character. He's the protagonist. In his life, Seishun Academy is just a group he remembers passing through. The tragedy of inevitably inheriting the family business means tennis will no longer take up his whole life...

So what? Atobe Keigo is still Atobe Keigo.

In short, if I murder the heroine, I'll be the next one to get killed in broad daylight.

Oshitari Yuushi, you should thank me. I've finally found a husband for your sister, who never shows her face and has been unable to marry for a thousand years. And the man is none other than your boss, Atobe Keigo, who is super powerful, super handsome, and super everything. Perhaps Atobe will secretly be relieved that it's his sister, or else Oshitari Yuushi would have him beat on seniority. But that's impossible, because she's his sister!

As for why I chose an earthquake instead of a landslide or a flooded street or something, the truth is, I meant to leave him alive. I didn't want to actually make Atobe disappear...

Eleven springs, summers, autumns, and winters. Eleven cycles of flowers blooming and falling.

Let us don eighteenth-century European court attire. Ladies, gather your skirts and bow deeply; gentlemen, kneel on one knee with a hand over your chest. Let us offer our wishes to our emperor, Atobe Keigo:

October 4, 2010: Happy eleventh fifteenth birthday, Atobe Keigo!

By Songjin

October 3, 2010

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