That's Absurd!

The studio buzzed with activity as Ennoshita directed the setup for the latest movie poster shoot for 'That's Absurd!'. Today's theme was unconventional, even by Ennoshita's standards. Dressed in a sleek black biker outfit, (y/n) stood poised alongside Hinata and Aone, who were equally decked out in their own interpretations of the theme. Aone, towering and imposing, wore a black suit, giving off an unintentional bodyguard vibe, while Hinata, with his mischievous grin, looked every bit the part of a rogue assassin, brandishing fake knives with theatrical flair.

As the cameras clicked away, capturing the trio in their dramatic poses, the sidelines were alive with chatter. Bokuto and Kuroo, ever the lively duo, stood off to the side, engrossed in conversation as they watched the shoot unfold.

"Hey, Kuroo, check out (y/n)! That outfit suits her so well," Bokuto exclaimed, nudging his friend excitedly.

Kuroo nodded, his eyes fixed on (y/n) as she effortlessly embodied the role. "Definitely. She's got that badass vibe down perfectly."

Meanwhile, Tanaka and Nishinoya, unable to resist the urge to tease their upperclassmen, overheard Bokuto and Kuroo's comments and seized the opportunity to intervene.

"Hey, hey, what do you guys think you're doing?" Tanaka interjected, stepping in front of Bokuto and blocking his view.

"Yeah, you can't just stand there gawking at (y/n) all day!" Nishinoya chimed in, joining Tanaka in obstructing Kuroo's line of sight.

Bokuto and Kuroo exchanged bemused glances before bursting into laughter at the unexpected antics of their underclassmen. It was a testament to the camaraderie shared among the team, even in the midst of a hectic photoshoot.

"Come on, guys, give it a rest," Bokuto said between laughs, attempting to peer around Tanaka's shoulder.

"Yeah, we're just appreciating the art," Kuroo added, trying to maneuver around Nishinoya.

But Tanaka and Nishinoya were relentless, their determination to shield (y/n) from the prying eyes of their upperclassmen unwavering.

The playful banter continued as the shoot progressed, with each character fully embracing their roles and the absurdity of the situation. Amidst the laughter and camaraderie, bonds were strengthened, and memories were made, proving once again that even the most unconventional moments could bring the team closer together.

And as Ennoshita called for one final shot, capturing the essence of the movie poster in all its absurd glory, (y/n), Hinata, and Aone stood tall, their expressions a perfect blend of determination and mischief, ready to take on whatever challenges lay ahead.

House Of Crows

The set buzzed with anticipation as Ennoshita, armed with ambition and a camera, prepared to embark on his directorial debut in the horror genre with "House of Crows." The chosen location, an eerie old house rumored to be haunted, lent an authenticity that sent shivers down the spines of the cast and crew.

Asahi, embodying the role of the father figure, stood stoically beside (y/n), who exuded an air of maternal grace despite the palpable tension in the air. Meanwhile, Hinata, begrudgingly accepting his role as one of the children, argued vehemently that he was too tall to convincingly play a youngster. Ennoshita, however, was adamant, his vision unyielding to Hinata's protests.

During a brief break in filming, Asahi, his curiosity piqued by the sinister aura of the house, approached Ennoshita with a furrowed brow.

"Ennoshita, are you sure about this place?" Asahi inquired, his voice laced with apprehension.

Ennoshita, unfazed by Asahi's concerns, chuckled softly. "Don't worry, Asahi. A little fear adds authenticity to the scene."

But as the discussion turned to the possibility of enlisting a priest to bless the house, their conversation was interrupted by a sudden commotion. Natsu, Hinata's spirited younger sister and fellow cast member, bounded into the room, her laughter echoing off the walls.

"Hey, Ace!" Natsu exclaimed, leaping onto Asahi's back with the enthusiasm of a playful child.

Caught off guard, Asahi stumbled backward, his heart pounding in his chest as he struggled to regain his balance. The unexpected display of affection from Natsu elicited a mixture of surprise and amusement from the rest of the cast and crew, who watched the scene unfold with amusement.

(Y/n) laughed at the sight before her, shaking her head in amusement. "Looks like the Hinata family knows how to keep us on our toes, even off-screen."

Asahi, once he regained his composure, couldn't help but chuckle at the unexpected turn of events. "You got me there, Natsu," he admitted, ruffling her hair affectionately.

The tension that had gripped the set moments earlier dissipated, replaced by a sense of camaraderie and shared amusement. Despite the ominous surroundings, the cast and crew found solace in each other's company, united by their shared passion for filmmaking.

And as Ennoshita called for the cameras to roll once more, the cast returned to their positions, ready to delve deeper into the dark and mysterious world of "House of Crows." Little did they know, the true horrors awaited them not in the haunted house, but in the challenges and revelations that lay ahead in their journey to bring Ennoshita's vision to life.