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And Suga looks at him, and looks at him, and looks at him, before it all suddenly clicks in his mind.

"You're getting to see if you could carry me out of a burning building," Suga says, almost accusingly.

"Not specifically," is the casual reply. "Do you know how many crime scenes I get called to where someone's been injured and dies because whoever they're with wasn't physically fit enough to get them to safety? This could be road accidents, after a fall, even something as simple as having a flight of stairs between you and safe ground."

Suga cannot believe this.

"it's important that I am able to get you to safety should the need arise," Daichi defends. "Awful things happen all the time."

Based on this squad pose by @queencookiemonster123

Bonus:

Haikyuu!! Aug 2025 Magazine - Interview Quotes (translated by me)

Oikawa: "My current volleyball motto is something like, 'partner to everyone.' I think of everybody as a partner, you know."

Iwaizumi: "He hasn't changed at all. He's a hard worker who hates to lose."

Bokuto: "Precisely because there are so many cool guys, I want to stand out amongst them!"

Akaashi: "When I see the popularity of my former teammate, I feel very proud."

Ushijima: "I would like to carry myself with something more...like charm (amiability), but it's quite difficult for me."

squad 🧡🖤

1: I received messages at grindr from Israeli men wearing military uniform saying 'they will kill me' with photos of D9-Z machine guns with laughing faces just few hours after I landed at the airport. I had to delete the Palestinian flag next to my name to stop receiving these kinds of messages. This was my first time visiting the land my grandparents were kicked out of, using the privilege of having a Canadian passport.

2: During the Palestinian nakba, my grandparents were forced out of their land to Lebanon. Later on, my family immigrated to France during the Lebanese civil war. The only thing grandpa got from the house before fleeing was the key and a picture of him and grandma in front of their house. He would always talk about jaffa oranges, his house and the Mediterranean sea. I grew up wanting to know how I am, where I'm originally from so in 2017 I decided to search from my grandparents original house in old Jaffa. Long story short, with the help of Palestinians living there we found the stairs that used to lead to my grandfather's house, we found the house. We found the lighted window which was once a kitchen window. As a queer Palestinian, the only time I felt angry and broken about seeing a pride flag was when I saw it flying on grandparents house, on my stolen land.

It has already gone way too far...