I'm Done with Being Abstract

Yukino Seirin is a powerful hitter. His first match as a first-year drew attention and recruitment offers from many schools. Powerful, taciturn, condescending, and merciless: that was the first impression he made on many people. His overwhelmingly aggressive playing style and contemptuous gaze also left his opponents with a terrifying memory they could never forget, earning him the nickname: "Nightmare." Now, after three years, the Nightmare has descended upon Inarizaki. A tall, white-haired boy stood at the entrance to Inarizaki's volleyball club. Everyone in his line of sight hurried to give him a wide berth. No one dared meet those eyes, darker than the abyss. The Nightmare, Yukino Seirin, spotted Sakusa Kiyoomi and strode toward him. The others scattered, opening a path for him. With everyone watching, the battle between kings was about to begin. Then Yukino Seirin suddenly dropped to the ground, slid on his knees in front of Sakusa, and sat down in a perfect dogeza. "Huh?!" Amid the panic and chaos, Yukino Seirin bowed his head low and shouted earnestly, his voice ringing out: "Sakusa, I'm sorry! Please, don't hate me! I'll do anything you want!" * Nothing is scarier than waking up to find that you've become a cold-blooded jerk everyone hates, unless you have to go face all the people you've pissed off (in the past) right away. How can anyone be so unlikeable? And how can that unlikeable person be me? After losing three years of his memories for no reason, Yukino Seirin reflected deeply and decided to follow the advice of the modern internet to rebuild his relationships with the club from scratch. Step one: turn himself into comic relief. After all, there are two shortcuts to redeeming a villain: become a comic relief character, or become gay. To that end, Yukino Seirin studied jokes night and day, until at last he became a... gay man?! * It's really a volleyball story about amnesia. Think Oblivion Battery, but doubled. Pairing: Sakusa That's all. Hope you enjoy! Theme: Honest communication