[volleyball! ! ] If I'm still here

Not the strongest. "

"..."

"But you said that as long as you are here, I am the strongest."

The confident words of the teenager in the first year of high school, together with his bright smile at that time, were permanently sealed in the counter of memory.

"As long as you are here, it can only be you."

Kageyama's expression was not much different from usual, except that those black and white eyes were full of calmness that Hinata was familiar with but unfamiliar.

A few days later, Kageyama accepted Coach Kanzaki's suggestion and completed the three-year exchange student procedures with an American university famous for volleyball.

On a certain plane from Tokyo to Los Angeles, Kageyama was sitting on the seat with a thick vocabulary book reciting words silently.

It's "Volleyball is right, what the hell is balleyball, Kageyama, you must at least memorize the English word for volleyball."

"Whispering! Japanese people can't understand English, idiot!"

"Ah, you say that again, you haven't improved at all these years, Kageyama-kun."

"You have no right to say that about me, idiot!"

Kageyama threw away the vocabulary book in his hand, and started bickering with Hinata, so he forgot about reciting the vocabulary.

Volleyball is a sport that always looks up, but human beings are creatures that always move forward. Kageyama does not look down, so he cannot see Hinata who fell before he graduated from high school. He only looks up. Every minute and every second will be different, and his field of vision has been permanently occupied by the back of an orange-haired boy jumping up a long time ago. He is like a human being, walking forward without hesitation. From time to time, there will be some people who are traveling with him, but from the beginning to the end, the only one who can accompany him to complete the journey is the orange-haired boy in sight.

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