Okay, Shmoop, we're in middle school again. This time it's Hiroyuki's turn to complain about his leg injury. He's bummed that he's being taken to a fancy school, but he also wants to know why he hasn't been able to practice his new skills with the other boys. He asks if he can have Hiroyuki tutor him on how to play the libero position. He thinks that Hiroyuki is already a good libero, and he wants to make sure that he doesn't have to rely on anyone else to do it for him. He also wants Hiroyuki to teach him how to be a good setter, too, because he thinks that's the most important position on the court. Shmoops, we forgot to mention Hiroyuki was the only setter in the book who didn't get a trophy at the end of the school year.