我打排球真的很弱 by 斯诺克 (Snooker)
"But everyone thinks I am very strong."
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Kobayashi Aotori, who was once an "ordinary person" in the volleyball club, has now transmigrated to become the "volleyball genius" who just defeated Kageyama.
Deciding to stay a...
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BUT AT LEAST after the lecture ended, Shiratorizawa resumed their usual training.
As Kobayashi Aotori calmly spiked the volleyball, he couldn't help but feel a bit relieved.
In his previous life's department, regardless of the size of the match, as long as they won, the schedule would become rest, rest, and more rest.
Kobayashi Aotori had to stiffen his neck and go to the city gymnasium for his daily training.
T.N.: 梗着脖子 (gěng zhe bó zi): Literally "stiffen the neck." This phrase can imply reluctance, stubbornness, or a sense of being forced to do something.
Today, he thought that since Shiratorizawa had won a significant championship, they would probably take a break. He had even planned to head home and do today's training at the exclusive training ground in the backyard of his small building.
Fortunately, he could train together with his teammates at Shiratorizawa.
With a loud "bang," the ball was spiked down, andYamagata Hayato bit his lip hard but still missed the ball. Without exception, Coach Washijo's scolding echoed in his ears, and he quickly pulled himself together.
However...Kobayashi Aotori couldn't shake the feeling that the current state of the team members wasn't great.
Of course, this "members" doesn't include the invincible Ushijima Wakatoshi.
Just like Yamagata Hayato moments ago, although it was challenging to receive Kobayashi Aotori's spikes, he had endured months of "torment" and "bullying" from Kobayashi Aotori. As a result, he had developed a certain level of familiarity with his teammates' spiking habits.
Moreover, it seemed that just now, that spike wasn't even particularly serious because Kobayashi Aotori seemed to be thinking about other things, not fully focused.
—But Yamagata Hayato still didn't manage to receive it.
Not just Yamagata Hayato, Kobayashi Aotori noticed that even Shirabu Kenjirou's eyes seemed to be getting vacant.
He let out a big yawn, thinking the coach hadn't noticed, but criticism followed immediately. He lowered his head, choosing to be a quail for now.
Kobayashi Aotori turned around and looked at the people around him. Semi Eita seemed to be in slightly better condition, probably because he hadn't been on the court much, unlike Shirabu Kenjiro, who had a higher level of activity.
As for Goshiki Tsutomu, he still looked spirited...
That shouldn't be, considering he has also been running the whole day.
Sure enough, idiots have unlimited energy.
Seeing the obviously drooping Shirabu and Yamagata, Kobayashi Aotori regretted saying, "It's great to train with my teammates at Shiratorizawa."
