Japanese literature Jump in 8 seconds / Yuya Tsubota

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JAPANESE LITERATURE
Just a few days left before the Spring High Volleyball Tournament preliminaries. The Meika High School Men's Volleyball Club, to which the main character Kei Miyashita belongs, advanced to the prefecture's semi-final for the first time in the Inter-High Tournament preliminaries in June. The team was led by Yusei 置久, a second year junior ace. "If we are on the current team, we can aim for the whole country," and three third year students remained on the team without retiring. They were regular members such as Kei, Umetaro, and Mario, and they were supposed to fight against Ina Murahigashi, a strong school that is a regular nationwide school that was defeated in the summer. But. I remember well the face I saw over the Net at that time. By the time I felt bad, I had already lost my position, and from Akira's neck down was crooked. After the tournament, Kitamura had already lost his position. In fact, Kei only knew that Kitamura was going to submit a notice of resignation. That's why I thought "Do whatever you want me to do". From that day on, something went wrong. On the other hand, Aya Mashima, who was about to go over the high school fence the night before he got injured. He was surprised and fell from his bike, but the ankle sprain the next day is not directly related. From that day on, something went wrong. On the other hand, Aya Mashima, who was about to go over the high school fence the night before he got injured. He was also surprised and fell from his bike, but the ankle sprain the next day is not directly related. Even so, Kei asked Mashima, who seemed to feel responsible, to ask Kei to make a poster for the Volleyball Club and keep in touch with Mashima, who seems to be feeling responsible. He often took off from high school and had a secret that he only told his best friend about it. With his overwhelming artistic power, Mashima, who also worked on the school festival poster, was often absent from high school, and in fact, there was a secret that he only told his best friend Murahigashi