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Interestingly enough it all starts with a letter.
Kuroo Tetsurou, he writes, I received your letter and it was a nice surprise.
Well technically it started long before then but it was the letter with it's watermelon stationery and much needed words that brought the whole thing into the light of day.
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18 Apr 2026
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When one night upends everything he's ever known, Daichi is forced to make a choice: give up...or burn the bridge without looking back.
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18 Dec 2025
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It all began about ten years ago when a mysterious event occurred at the shrine, an event that Kuroo could hardly find any information on no matter how many documents or websites he scoured. Ever since that incident, anyone who traveled up the mountain ended up injured in some way. No one had been killed, yet the survivors were never able to explain how they ended up like that. Every strange clue Kuroo discovered pulled him deeper into the story, wafting through urban legends and public records to sort out the mystery. With his research leading him to a dead-end, he finally decided to go to the town himself to find out what was happening, and if the stone actually existed.
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Bookmarked by cleansingrain
18 Apr 2025
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It’s said that the gods play games with the lives of mortals and laugh. Daichi isn’t usually one to care about what any gods have to say about his life, or dwell on any of the various misfortunes or other random events that have happened to him. But sometimes, Daichi can’t help but feel as if those gods took one look at him when he was born, and said “screw this one baby in particular.” He especially feels it as he and Kuroo learn to navigate their new bond, all while the Council, an old enemy, and an unknown prophecy loom over them. He’d like to request that the gods kindly fuck off, but unfortunately, that doesn’t look like it’s happening anytime soon.
Highly recommend reading the first part of the series to understand this story. This picks up right after the ending of A Song (Like the Chiming of Iron)
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- Part 2 of A Path Most Radiant
Bookmarked by cleansingrain
07 Apr 2025