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Kageyama also remembers that he'd failed utterly at getting to talk to him. He'd been baffled about it at the time; what kind of setter doesn't want to talk about setting? But maybe this is the answer. Maybe Nekoma's setter - ("Kenma," Hinata chides frustratedly the third or fourth time he says it, “his name is Kenma") - maybe Kenma-san is just bad face-to-face. Kageyama can understand that, to some extent, although he doesn't quite understand why that would extend to talking to him about volleyball, but fine. He can accommodate this, if that's what it takes. He asks for Kenma's contact information immediately. Hinata copies it into his phone with a weird, sour face, muttering, "I mean it, Kageyama, you better not be a jerk to him." Kageyama has no idea what Hinata is insinuating, and he forgets the comment almost immediately.
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12 Jul 2025
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In his third year of high school, Tsukishima Kei figures out how to walk the fine line between his realistic-bordering-on-pessimistic tendencies and his ever-so-slightly unattainable dreams.
(Or: Snapshots of Tsukishima’s brain throughout his third year in Karasuno High.)
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02 Jul 2025
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The commentators call him royalty, the King of the Court, a monster; she just remembers a baby with her volleyball shoved in his mouth, drooling on the stitching.
Or, Miwa's never known who she is, and running only makes it harder to know who Tobio is too.
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- Part 1 of royal illusions
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24 Jun 2025
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Because you are now a monster made from the rubble of what you wanted, know the taste of greed and wish the world wouldn’t tell you to run, you are worried. But I have loved you my whole life, before the idea of you. Before the world could speak riddles in your ear. I will love you until you ask me not to.
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22 Jun 2025
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If this was a dream Tanaka might have reached out to him. Told him to wait. But he says nothing, and, after releasing the breath he’s been holding, he is almost disappointed to discover that life goes on.
After high school, Nishinoya travels the world while Tanaka remains in Japan. As they continue on their separate journeys, they struggle to save everything—especially when they are still clinging onto the past.
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20 Jun 2025