Everyone, I'm Playing Superpower Volleyball

Asaba Yui spent three years studying at Rikkai University Affiliated Middle School. Those were three years she would never forget. The Child of God, the Emperor, the Trickster, the Data Freak... Do normal people make tennis balls get sucked toward them? Are they hiding magnets in their bodies? Asaba Yui: I don't know either. But when they play tennis, they throw around moves like Five Senses Deprivation, cosplay, wind, fire, thunder, lightning, the Ice World, bears, and swallows as if special effects were free. After graduation, she fled the place at top speed and went to Rakuzan High School in Kyoto. Then she discovered... ...This is crazy. How can the people here play basketball like it's magic too? The Emperor Eye, the Phantom Sixth Man, full-court threes, copied skills. She couldn't take it anymore. So Asaba Yui ran away again. She went to Inarizaki High School in Hyogo Prefecture. She heard the school's volleyball club was really good, and people generally didn't die. She was satisfied. She decided to protect this sanctuary, applied to join the volleyball club, and became their manager. That is, until Asaba Yui accidentally used a tightrope trick on a volleyball. Asaba Yui: ...? Wait, what? Tennis superpower moves work on volleyball too? "The Foxes Saw Magic That Day" "The Inarizaki Manager Is Warming Up" "The Karasuno Crew Still Don't Know Why That Volleyball Had a Starry Special Effect" "The Great King Never Thought Volleyball Could Be This Terrifying" * The heroine is the sarcastic one, with a little comedy mixed in. A crossover of volleyball, tennis, and basketball. The main setting is Inarizaki; the Generation of Miracles won't appear much. Friendship-focused. The male lead is already decided: Suna. Not much romance, and it only appears in the middle and later parts. [Not recommended: the bonus chapters and later parts. I got a little carried away with the jokes while writing them.] Content warnings: * I wrote this story just for fun, and the writing is very average. It's not literary or serious! Best read without overthinking. It's just a lighthearted, slightly silly little story. I love reading this kind of thing, so I wrote some for myself. * The [Slice of Life] tag is important! If you like watching matches, this probably isn't for you. This is about lighthearted everyday interactions! The matches don't get much description until much later! * The heroine only started playing volleyball in her second year of high school. Even as a data-focused manager, she can't possibly have the seasoned perspective to fix Inarizaki's problems and beat Karasuno. Being data-focused is not a major part of her character, and the story doesn't change the original plot. Theme: Everything has two sides.