Chapter 194: Is Q.P the God of Tennis? The Anger of the Idle Character

On the court.

"You, you actually used yourself as your own Avatar of the Other Dimension?"

Words of utter shock came from Q. P, and even his usually expressionless face was filled with a look of deep incredulity.

Hearing this, Takahashi gave him a strange look.

For some reason, Q. P felt that the gaze Takahashi cast toward him was filled with dissatisfaction and blame.

"This is all your doing!"

Takahashi replied with dissatisfaction.

Q. P was a bit bewildered by Takahashi's attitude, "Blame me?"

Takahashi's tone carried a hint of ferocity as he said, "Do you still remember the words you spoke when you were enveloped by three rays of Light of Restraint at the same time?"

Q. P began to recall, but at the time he only remembered his whole body being filled with power; in his eyes, everything was as weak as an ant.

As for what exactly he said, Q. P really couldn't quite remember.

"You said: I, am going to become the God of Tennis!"

Q. P remembered; with such powerful strength surging into his body at the time, he did indeed seem to have said some boastful words.

But what did this have to do with Takahashi?

"Do you mean to say that you think you are the God of Tennis?"

Takahashi ignored Q. P's question; his current mood was extremely complicated and extremely stifled.

Just as Borg, Bismarck, and others had guessed, the current Takahashi had indeed reached the professional level.

Previously, when competing against Byodoin in the U-17, when Takahashi increased the success rate of his Spiral Serve to one hundred percent, he had already crossed the threshold of the professional level.

Otherwise, he would not have dared to provoke Byodoin like that at the time.

One of the great benefits that crossing into the professional level brought to Takahashi was that he possessed a second Other Dimension.

This might be related to him having two Idle Characters, which allowed him to also possess two Other Dimensions.

At the time, Takahashi had not yet decided which divine beast from the Classic of Mountains and Seas to choose as his Avatar of the Other Dimension.

Because Takahashi's strength was limited at the time, he could not choose top-tier divine beasts like the Dragon or the Phoenix for his first Other Dimension.

He could only choose secondary exotic beasts such as the Taotie, Hundun, or Qiongqi.

Therefore, Takahashi was extremely cautious regarding his second Avatar of the Other Dimension, hoping to add a top-tier divine beast that possessed incredibly magnificent special effects and could significantly increase his strength.

When Q. P merged the three rays of light into one, turning them into Ultimate Quality, Takahashi understood that if he did not use his second Other Dimension, he would absolutely not be able to win this match.

And at that time, he had already decided on it, and that was the divine beast—the Dragon.

But when Takahashi truly released his Avatar of the Other Dimension, he was surprised to find that his second Other Dimension had actually been snatched away by the Idle Character, who had beaten him to the punch.

His second Avatar of the Other Dimension was actually himself—no, it was the Idle Character.

As for why the Idle Character would take the initiative to occupy the position of Takahashi's second Avatar of the Other Dimension?

This was all caused by that sentence from Q. P: "I, am going to become the God of Tennis."

One must know, the full name of the Idle Character's system is: God-level Tennis Idle System.

Now, someone actually dared to call themselves the God of Tennis in front of the Idle Character!

What a great irony and what a great insult this was to the Idle Character!

Moreover, the Idle Character practiced 24 hours a day, day and night, without wasting a single minute or second, and had already accumulated a massive amount of resentment.

The Idle Character rose up; relying on its own sufficiently heavy resentment, it successfully occupied the position of the second Avatar of the Other Dimension without Takahashi knowing.

Things having reached this point, Takahashi had no third Other Dimension to house the divine beast he wanted, so he had to accept this fact.

Likewise, he also had a great deal of resentment and dissatisfaction toward Q. P, who had directly caused this scene.

Of all people to provoke, why did you have to provoke the Idle Character?

Didn't you see that Takahashi himself avoids the Idle Character?

Now look, the magnificent divine beast avatar has gone down the drain!

However, there were benefits to Takahashi himself—no, to the Idle Character becoming his second Other Dimension.

According to the Idle Character's description, because the host's current strength is limited, the Idle Character's Avatar of the Other Dimension cannot exert its maximum advantage; as the host's strength improves, this Avatar of the Other Dimension can continue to evolve.

And as it currently stands, the benefits this avatar gives Takahashi are very simple and crude.

That is, on the basis of Takahashi's original five dimensions, each dimension increases by another 1.5 points.

Five dimensions, a total increase of 7.5 points.

This also allowed Takahashi, who had just crossed the threshold of the professional level, to suddenly become a true professional-level expert.

And this was an all-around improvement, not missing a single item.

Therefore, even Q. P, who was enveloped by three rays of Light of Restraint at the same time, was not as powerful as Takahashi after being amplified by the Idle Character's avatar.

Seeing that Takahashi did not answer his question, Q. P assumed he had acquiesced.

Acquiesced that he himself was the true God of Tennis!

Using oneself as one's own Avatar of the Other Dimension, and also believing oneself to be the God of Tennis!

This Takahashi was a bit too narcissistic.

As for who exactly is the God of Tennis, it still depends on strength to speak!

"Bang!"

Q. P hit a serve he considered perfect, then his eyes stared fixedly at Takahashi's movements.

This time, he absolutely would not allow himself any more distractions.

"Bang!"

Just hearing the sound of the tennis ball contacting the racket, Q. P was surprised to find that he had not clearly captured Takahashi's movement.

In his eyes, only streaks of afterimages were moving.

"Thud!"

The sound of the tennis ball landing heavily came from behind Q. P.

"4-0!"

"Japan Team scores!"

Q. P took a deep look at Takahashi, his eyes filled with apprehension and fear.

Ever since this enlarged version of himself appeared behind Takahashi, Q. P deeply felt that the opponent's strength had ascended to a much higher level once again.

This phantom did not directly radiate a cold, terrifying aura like the monster from just before.

However, the sense of oppression it brought to Q. P was even stronger.

The aura on this phantom was more restrained.

If he had to describe it, Q. P felt as if he were at the foot of the Albeisi Shanmai, looking up at the entire Mountain.

Yes, that was exactly the feeling: incomparably steady, incomparably restrained, yet impossible to ever conquer.

This sense of powerlessness regarding the match even gave him the illusion that he was facing Borg.

"Bang!"

"Bang!"

When it reached Takahashi's Serve game, Q. P seemed to be nailed to the spot, unable to react at all, and could only watch helplessly as the opponent scored.

Borg, who was watching from the side, asked Bismarck: "What is the ball speed?"

Bismarck looked at the speed gun in his hand, his mouth agape; it took him a long while to react, and he said in disbelief: "3... 302km/h!"

Hearing this, Tezuka's eyelids twitched violently.

Although he had a premonition that this ball would be very fast, when he actually heard the speed, he still couldn't help but gasp.

Tezuka recalled that at the beginning of this doubles match, Ochi Tsukimitsu's Mach Serve speed was around 280km/h, and at the time, Borg had evaluated such a Serve as professional-level speed.

Yet the current Takahashi had hit a ball speed of 302km/h, a number that had increased by nearly 20 on the foundation of the Mach Serve.

Doesn't this mean that Takahashi, being able to hit this ball, possesses the strength of a completely professional-level player?