Word has it that a striking mixed-race first-year has arrived, handsome and from a wealthy family. On his first day, he set the Inarizaki forum ablaze.
Sakusa couldn't care less, until he spotted the tall, blond, purple-eyed boy among the new recruits.
The boy introduced himself politely: “My name is Fujiwara Saku. I'm a setter. I look forward to working with you over the next few years.”
The Inarizaki players' first impression of Fujiwara Saku: an incredibly polite junior, and a precious setter to boot!
After spending more time with him, they liked him even more. This underclassman trained seriously and never left early. He was also gentle and considerate, unlike those loud juniors who made a scene all day. He was practically an angel!
That is, until one match, when the libero mishandled one serve after another.
Fujiwara Saku stopped moving and asked in a mild tone, “Would you mind giving me a better pass? Thank you.”
His smile remained perfect, as if painted on, but his gaze fixed on the libero without a hint of warmth.
Under that stare, the libero trembled. “Y-yes…”
The Inarizaki players: Yikes, something feels off...
“Anyway, at least we don't have to worry about who'll be our next setter anymore. That's a good thing! Besides, at least he still knows how to put on an act, doesn't he?”
An impassioned speech from the current setter and captain, Iizuna Tsukasa.
The team: That didn't make us feel any better!
*
One day at the dinner table.
Sakusa casually told his cousin, “Saku and I are together now.”
Komori paused at that, then tried to put it as delicately as possible. “Oh? But isn't that something everyone already knows?”
Sakusa: “?”
“You mean, after spending the night together on his birthday, vanishing when the volleyball team was having a group outing, and going to watch the sunrise together on Valentine's Day, you're only telling me now that you're together... You don't actually think you've kept it a secret, do you, Kiyoomi?”
“...”
Noble-born setter x fastidious ace
2025.5.16
Theme: Youth was invincible back then.
Saku turns out to be Kageyama No. 2. One has a very low emotional intelligence, and the other is very self-centered and has a bad temper.
Small volleyball has a sunny and positive atmosphere, and most people work very hard. It's a very good environment. I'm finally back, and I'm a little touched.
I feel like the question now is how does Fujiwara adapt to the team of Jingdashan? Now Fujiwara's problem is big or small. The premise for the setter to control the main attacker is that the main attacker is willing to be controlled. However, Fujiwara does not feel that his own advantages are better than the current setter. So put aside the exquisite setter skills and provide each attacker with a good shot that suits their best condition, so that Fujiwara can The next "localization" work that needs to be done is to retain the characteristics of his own fast-break passing and at the same time maximize the aggression of the main attacker. Sakuhaya does not seem to be someone who is easily manipulated by the setter [laughs], and it seems that Fujiwara does not realize the inertia of his passing... Or preference? Maybe it's because he doesn't know enough about Jing Dashan's team [Lop-eared Rabbit Head]. Jing Dashan's ability to occupy the position of king many times depends on the overall strength of the team. If a single person's volleyball ability cannot serve the whole, will it be a waste of himself? I always feel that there is a lot that needs to be discussed later [laughs loudly]. Fujiwara-san seems to be a very good person who is good at observing and thinking, but he knows very little about domestic volleyball related knowledge. Hahaha, he needs a teammate (narrator) to give him a good education. [Laughing and crying] I laughed to death. Coach Watanabe is really strict [scared] What does it mean? It makes me scratch my head.
Great, this is the fiery little volleyball I love.
I actually really want to see the protagonist's temper released. ୧꒰•̀ᴗ•́꒱୨
I can only say that the protagonist has huge room for improvement in terms of character [laughing and crying]
It's good-looking, but I still hope that the protagonist will have a more glorious moment. Mainly because I feel that my strength has not been shown yet? I only realized how powerful the protagonist is from the coach's mouth. Maybe it's because the length of the article is short and I haven't written it yet? In short, the writing is very good [Spray flowers] Come on, come on.
After reading the previous article, I thought that the genius-type protagonist who already had a lot of experience in competitions was already fully realized (but it seems that the genius is strong but it is not obvious yet)
It was so enjoyable to watch [Lop-Eared Rabbit Head] The misunderstanding between the characters and the subtle confrontation and running-in are so wonderful.
Thank you to heaven, thank you to earth, thank you for your hard work~
Saku turns out to be Kageyama No. 2. One has a very low emotional intelligence, and the other is very self-centered and has a bad temper.
Small volleyball has a sunny and positive atmosphere, and most people work very hard. It's a very good environment. I'm finally back, and I'm a little touched.
I feel like the question now is how does Fujiwara adapt to the team of Jingdashan? Now Fujiwara's problem is big or small. The premise for the setter to control the main attacker is that the main attacker is willing to be controlled. However, Fujiwara does not feel that his own advantages are better than the current setter. So put aside the exquisite setter skills and provide each attacker with a good shot that suits their best condition, so that Fujiwara can The next "localization" work that needs to be done is to retain the characteristics of his own fast-break passing and at the same time maximize the aggression of the main attacker. Sakuhaya does not seem to be someone who is easily manipulated by the setter [laughs], and it seems that Fujiwara does not realize the inertia of his passing... Or preference? Maybe it's because he doesn't know enough about Jing Dashan's team [Lop-eared Rabbit Head]. Jing Dashan's ability to occupy the position of king many times depends on the overall strength of the team. If a single person's volleyball ability cannot serve the whole, will it be a waste of himself? I always feel that there is a lot that needs to be discussed later [laughs loudly]. Fujiwara-san seems to be a very good person who is good at observing and thinking, but he knows very little about domestic volleyball related knowledge. Hahaha, he needs a teammate (narrator) to give him a good education. [Laughing and crying] I laughed to death. Coach Watanabe is really strict [scared] What does it mean? It makes me scratch my head.
Great, this is the fiery little volleyball I love.
I actually really want to see the protagonist's temper released. ୧꒰•̀ᴗ•́꒱୨
I can only say that the protagonist has huge room for improvement in terms of character [laughing and crying]
It's good-looking, but I still hope that the protagonist will have a more glorious moment. Mainly because I feel that my strength has not been shown yet? I only realized how powerful the protagonist is from the coach's mouth. Maybe it's because the length of the article is short and I haven't written it yet? In short, the writing is very good [Spray flowers] Come on, come on.
After reading the previous article, I thought that the genius-type protagonist who already had a lot of experience in competitions was already fully realized (but it seems that the genius is strong but it is not obvious yet)
It was so enjoyable to watch [Lop-Eared Rabbit Head] The misunderstanding between the characters and the subtle confrontation and running-in are so wonderful.
Thank you to heaven, thank you to earth, thank you for your hard work~