On an ordinary summer day, Eijun was dozing off as usual.
Suddenly, a manga appeared in his dream for no reason. Before Eijun could marvel at life's unpredictability, he realized...
He seemed, sort of, maybe, probably, to be the pitiful protagonist in the manga!
Eijun: I shouldn't be here. I should be in a dream.
Then he closed his eyes, lay down, and fell asleep again.
This time, Eijun was caught by a Sawamura from the future, who claimed to be an adult. He was put through training again and again in a match that looped endlessly without ever stopping.
Eijun suffered, but enjoyed it.
So experience gained in a dream could carry over into reality.
And so Eijun began his hard-fought journey, receiving guidance from all kinds of big shots.
Work hard in reality, work yourself to the bone in your dreams!
Eijun cried excitedly, "Nobody stop me! I love practicing pitches in my dreams!"
During a training camp, Eijun happily went to find Chris-senpai.
"Master, master, look at the new pitching form I've been practicing!"
Chris: "When did you change your form, and how did you get so good at it?!"
The day before a game, Eijun rushed over to Miyuki.
"Miyuki, Miyuki, come look at this new pitch I learned!"
Miyuki Kazuya: "When have you been secretly practicing?!"
During practice, Eijun swung a big bat with an air of confidence.
Every player present: "When did you get good enough with a bat to send the ball flying?!!"
Eijun put his hands on his hips, looking ridiculously proud of himself.jpg
Of course, he'd been secretly working hard behind everyone's backs!
The goal is to win at Koshien. This time, I'll become the center of everyone's attention, one step at a time!
"All you have to do is stay true to yourself. Leave the guidance along the road to growth to me!"
So said the adult Sawamura.
P.S. Everything is based on love and peace. I have chronic laziness and write all alone, so...
Theme: Hard work never lies!
In fact, I think Tojo's level is acceptable. Why not train him?
Fart, ah, ah, how disgusting! Not sure what the hell! Furitani is terrible at controlling the ball and basically has no defense. He only has one ball speed. I really like it sometimes. Especially in the anime, he spends a whole game to give him sparring. Then Sawamura comes up to finish. Sawamura even apologizes to him after winning. I feel so sad. Doesn't this mean that I don't have much expectations for Sawamura? You weren't like this in the beginning. The colorful change ball with a big heart has become cautious and forced to mature like this. I hate it so much.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! It's so good.
Taisha's fight was really exciting.
It's a new year, will you come back?
Kreese is a fairy!!!!
This match between Taishe and Zaoshi is so exciting!!! Only Takano can have this kind of competition.
It's really cool to see Eijun and Chris interacting! [Spread flowers]
Hahaha, this is a line from Little Volleyball Oikawa, right?
Teacher, I'm hungry.