#wovenstarlight

DAICHI’S TEAM

*Kageyama- survived in Awa, eventually evacuated to a safer place, rebuilt his life and wrote a book on their experience during the war. *Suga: Eventually was taken off life support when Daichi realized that there was nothing left of his best friend in the body being ventilated in the bed. He was buried in Awa, outside the house the boys were assigned as a dorm. *Daichi: Beat himself up over the “what if"s of the conclusion to their journey until he decided to take Suga off life support, and got closure for all of his doubts and regrets. At that point, he focused on the boys he could still help, evacuated with them when help came, and is going to show up at the meeting 6 years later. *Oikawa: Never truly recovered his voice, but he can make sounds such as grunts, laughter, etc. He lived in Awa until the evacuation teams rescued them and then moved to a safe place with Iwaizumi, He shows up to the meeting 6 years later. *Iwaizumi: He finds solace in helping Oikawa move on from his trauma because that’s how he deals with his own repressed traumas. He sees himself in Oikawa, and by helping him, also helps himself. He sticks by Oikawa’s side ‘till the end and shows up to the meeting with him. *Kenma: Contributes to life in Awa, although he catches some sort of contagious disease (pneumonia, kidney infection, something not uncommon, but difficult to treat without proper medications. His condition deteriorates over time, with periods of remission and exacerbations, and he fights his infection for several months before he passes away. The goal of this death is to give the boys a death that they were allowed to prepare for. Everyone will have seen Kenma’s death coming, and they will have been ble to spend time with him and prepare both Kenma and themselves for the inevitable. It’ll give them the sense of control that’s been taken from them with both Tanaka (suicide) and Suga (accident), and they need that.*Noya: He becomes one of the rocks in the community of Awa, loved by all the citizens. He taught children, mentored teens, and helped out with work. Through his work with people, he developed his empathy and listening skills, and became an excellenet shoulder to lean on. After the war, he stuck with Daichi, and traveled with him, and wherever he went he quickly established himself as someone that people could trust with their problems. He goes to the meeting 6 years later and is more than overjoyed to see everyone again. *Asahi: As the legacy of their group, he does his absolute best to commit to memory every single adventure they’ve shared, not only during the war, but also before. He picks up artistic skills such as pencil sketching and painting, and is able to sketch out pictures of their lives that are immortalized in his many many sketchbooks. He collaborated with Kageyama to provide sketches for his book, and so stayed with him after everyone evacuated Awa. Throughout his travels, he always did charitable work; volunteered at soup kitchens, with cleanup and rebuilding, playing with orphans, etc. He shows up to the meeting and is so damn proud to be there.

KUROO’S TEAM*Hinata: Will survive the wasteland by learning and adapting to his environment. After extraction from the wasteland, he finds himself in a refugee camp in like… Vietnam, or South Korea, and settles there until the armistice is signed, then returns to Japan to help in the rebuilding effort. *Kuroo: Inevitably survives, no matter how crazy his plans are and no matter how dangerous the situation is. It gives him a reputation that he’s cheated death several times, and that haunts him because he feels like he’s stealing other people’s lives. Survivor’s guilt hits him hard and weighs on him, so after the war, he attempts suicide. Ironically, he fails, and takes it as a sign that he’s doomed to live. He doesn’t show up to the meeting because he’s scared of who he might (or might not) see there. *Akaashi: He learns very quickly to adapt to the wasteland, but an unfortunate encounter with the rogue soldiers causes him a lethal injury. He’s able to regroup and spend some time with his friends, but ultimately passes away. He never tells Bokuto the truth about his parents, and Kuroo respects that decisions by not telling Bokuto either. *Bokuto: Following in Kuroo’s footsteps, he learns to survive the wasteland and fights as hard as he can to help their team complete their trek across the wasteland. His energy is revitalizing for the whole team and he’s a precious memeber. However, Akaashi’s death changes him, and he becomes more reserved , ultimately just following orders quietly and not really taking any pleasure in life. After the war, he gets therapy and is able to come to terms with what happened to him, and he does show up to the meeting to see if he can reconnect with his friends. *Tsukishima: Survives the wasteland, sees some crazy shit and becomes hardened by it, but never truly loses the empathetic streak in him. When Kuroo starts to spiral, he sticks by his side, and stays with him during all the post-war years to rebuild a life at his side. He shows up to the meeting, promising to return to Kuroo afterwards with news, so that Kuroo can feel safe without having to confront anyone. *Yamaguchi: He becomes the most badass motherfucker in the team by learning from the surgeon traveling with them. He specializes in field medicine and trauma, and once the war is over, he moves around with Tsukishima and Kuroo to wherever they go, picking up nursing jobs and helping people with his medical knowledge. As the country begins to rebuild a little more, he settles down in a large university hospital, and works in critical care in a steady position. This distances him from Tsukishima a little bit, but he does stay in contact, and does show up to the meeting to see if everyone he left behind is still well.