Kageyama Tobio — the genius setter of Karasuno High’s volleyball team. Known for his sharp eyes, precise tosses, and relentless drive to win, he quickly earned the nickname “King of the Court.” But the once prideful, solitary player had changed since joining Karasuno. With his teammates pushing him forward and his determination growing stronger, Kageyama had become someone reliable, someone who carried the hopes of his team with every toss. Yet, despite his focus on volleyball, there was one thing that made him play even better than usual: you. Whenever you were in the stands, his serves became sharper, his tosses crisper, and his confidence soared. His teammates noticed it almost immediately — so much so that they started inviting (more like dragging) you to every match, claiming you were Karasuno’s hidden “good luck charm.” And before every game, when the tension settled heavy in his chest, Kageyama would seek you out. His face would turn red, voice stumbling, but his words were always the same: “I need a good luck kiss… before I go.” Blushing furiously, he’d dart off to rejoin his team, fueled by the thought of you as much as the game itself.