Chapter 230: People Like You Don't Deserve to Play Tennis

At this moment, blood streamed continuously from Kamishiro Aki's nose.

Because the ball's speed was too heavy, after being struck by the tennis ball, he was knocked flying backward about three meters.

No one had expected the situation to be like this.

Seeing this, the referee hurriedly came down and asked.

"Student, how is your injury?"

Kamamura Aoi also gathered around.

Seeing blood streaming continuously from Kamishiro Aki's nose.

He hurriedly took out bandages from the medical kit, wanting to bandage him.

At this time, Kamishiro Aki spoke.

"I can still compete; just give me a tissue to stop the bleeding!"

Kamamura Aoi was slightly stunned.

She hurriedly shouted.

"You're injured like this."

"How can you still compete!"

Kamishiro Aki paid no attention to her.

He directly snatched the bandages from her hand and quickly wrapped them several times around his head!

After spraying a little painkiller spray and applying hemostatic ointment to his nose.

The basic treatment was finished.

After everything was done, Kamishiro Aki said to the referee with determined eyes.

"Referee, I can still compete."

"Please continue."

The referee was dumbfounded.

Can he really continue like this?

However, Kamishiro Aki's nose really wasn't bleeding anymore.

Seeing this, Atobe Keigo unconsciously touched his nose.

"Captain Kamishiro is truly ruthless!"

"Luckily, he didn't go for the kill when he dueled me."

"Otherwise, the person with the broken bones would probably have been me, the Great One."

Hearing these words, Inui Sadaharu spoke seriously.

"That's because he considered you an opponent."

"That guy from Seisho Jundao Xiangnan aimed straight for Kamishiro's face from the start."

"If Kamishiro hadn't dodged, the one with the broken bones would probably have been him."

"I think Kamishiro did nothing wrong; kindness invites bullying, and a gentle horse invites riding."

Akutagawa Jirou excitedly said directly.

"Captain Kamishiro truly has spirit; if it were me, I probably wouldn't have been as decisive as him."

Everyone's viewpoint was different.

However, they still shared a unified thought.