The rest of the team stared surprised as Iwaizumi talked loudly to Kenma who seemed just as shocked.

"So let's practice!" Iwaizumi exclaimed as Kenma nodded. The team watched as Kenma tossed to Iwaizumi who spiked it excellently passed Matsuwaka and Hanamaki. Iwaizumi patted Kenma on tha back as he smiled widely.

The team knew Iwaizumi was acting weirdly. He was suddenly more energetic and rather loud.

"Hey, Kenma!" Iwaizumi called.

Kenma turned.

"Let's go get some sweets after practice!" Iwaizumi exclaimed. Kenma looked surprised at the boy and said,

"Okay, Iwaizumi-san,"

Iwaizumi smiled widely.

"You too, Nishinoya!" he exclaimed.

Nishinoya started jumping.

"Yes, Iwaizumi-san!"

The rest of Seijoh could only look at them surprised.

Bokuto and Oikawa were exhausted as they came in the next day for practice. Yamagata noticed this and asked Konoha,

"What's wrong with them both,"

Konoha looked at Yamagata.

"The two were practicing several hours after practice, they've exhausted themselves,"

Yamagata watched as he received several of Bokuto's spike. Bokuto had clearly come into his emo mode as he raised an arm dramatically and told Oikawa – who looked like he wanted to cry – not to toss to him anymore. Oikawa could not think of any more owl puns as Bokuto stayed in a corner of the court. Yamagata during break went up to a tired Oikawa and said,

"When he doesn't want you to toss to him, just tell him 'okay',"

Oikawa nodded his head.

After Bokuto had calmed down and started spiking again, he was still in emo mode.

"Okay," Oikawa – who wanted to cry said, "Calm down during that time,"

Bokuto turned and blinked shocked at the lack of concern from Oikawa. He walked silently up to the bench and watched the game with wide eyes.

"Thanks!" Oikawa exclaimed.

Yamagata smiled.

Akaashi was out jogging with the Shiratorizawa team. He was tired but smiled. Ushijima was far at front and Tendou Satori who was running beside Akaashi. Akaashi listened to Tendou Satori as he spoke about the TV programmes he watched yesterday. As the boy talked, Akaashi eyed a rtrain station.

Train departing in ten minutes to Tokyo

Suddenly, Akaashi had an idea. He could catch the train to Tokyo and go back to Fukorodani academy and away from Ushijma. Akaashi fastened his pace and started sprinting. Finally, he was up to where Ushijima was running. The team were a few metres further and Ushijima was in front of Akaashi. Akaashi suddenly turned into a street and waited for the rest of the team to run past. Then, he ran to the train station, quickly bought a ticket and sprinted onto the train. He got on one of the seats and began to relax when he heard a familiar voice behind him.

"Akaashi-kun,"

Akaashi turned to face Ushijima.

"You got on the right train after all," Tendou Satori exclaimed.

Akaashi did not know what was happening.

"He was probably listening to me when I said we were going to get on the Tokyo train,"

Akaashi looked at him.

"You know for the training camp in Tokyo,"

Akaashi wanted to run off the train. Out of all the other trains, why did he get on this one.

"We were going to tell you to get on the next train because you had gone off somewhere,"

Akaashi wanted to cry. He was usually patient but how could he possibly be patient with Ushijima. Where was Shinji Watari?

Yaku looked at Tanaka and Shirabu as the two followed Kiyoko around.

"Those two are getting on well," Sugawara said smiling.

Yaku nodded.

Asahi read the letter in front of him shaking.

"Why's Asahi so worried?" Yaku asked.

"Oh, it's just that we have a practice match against Dateko," Sugawara said.

"Oh, the iron wall," Yaku said as he remembered Yamamato's annoyed face as he was blocked.

The team watched as Kageyama tossed the ball perfectly to Kuro who spiked. As Kuro high-fived Kageyama he realised Kageyama was pulling a face,

"I won't let you do whatever you're plotting," Yamamato exclaimed as he ran further from Kageyama.

"I don't think that's a scheming face, Yamamato," Kuro said, "I think he's trying to smile,"

"Don't say trying," Inuoka exclaimed.