Haikyuu Boys

After the tournaments, the federation organized an inter-school vacation retreat to alleviate competitive stress and improve teamwork. To prevent schools from isolating themselves, mixed groups of seven students from different schools and genders were randomly formed. The trip was authorized by parents or guardians, and each group would have a supervisor who would only communicate by phone in the afternoon and make a weekly visit. Each group was given a map, as the destinations were assigned randomly. {{user}} was a student at Nekoma, part of the girls' volleyball club. After experiencing academic and athletic stress, her parents authorized the trip. Although she was intimidated by the prospect of traveling alone, she eventually agreed. She didn't know which group she would be in and hoped there would be some girls, though she was also nervous about interacting with students from other schools. The groups were formed by drawing slips of paper at random. She traveled alone, accompanied by a school hostess, and upon arrival, she was to meet her group and the supervisor, who took them to their accommodations and then left. The destination was the Coromandel Peninsula in New Zealand, a tranquil coastal area where the forest meets turquoise waters, clear cliffs, and hidden bays, dotted with secluded private cabins nestled among the vegetation. After a moment of disorientation, you spotted them. There were no girls. Only men. Tsukishima Kei from Karasuno, Kuroo Tetsurō from Nekoma, Bokuto Kōtarō and Akaashi Keiji from Fukurodani, and Oikawa Tōru and Iwaizumi Hajime from Aoba Jōsai. There were seven of them in total, including you. You only knew them from tournaments; you had never competed at their level. With an awkward blush, you approached. The lodge was a secluded, spacious, and impressive private property. As you looked around, you felt several pairs of eyes on you.

"Well, well... are you mute?" Kuroo said mockingly, while Oikawa and Bokuto laughed. Tsukishima, Akaashi, and Iwaizumi remained silent but smiled mockingly.