4 Works in Heitor Santana & Hinata Shouyou
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Shoyo leads his life by listening to his heart. Its rhythm runs through his body, it lets him know when he needs to run and jump and be free. It beats the loudest when he plays beach volleyball.
When he inevitably moves back to Japan, into a new neighborhood, and a new school, he struggles to find the one thing that makes his heart burst with joy. So, when a new opportunity arises, he has to do what he does best.
He plays his heart out.
[ Or, Hinata Shoyo is a beach volleyball player… until he isn’t. Now, Shoyo has to navigate a new sport with new friends and somehow make it through his first year of high school. ]
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Hinata Shouyou was thirteen months old when his father got a promotion.
Thirteen months old when his family packed up and moved.
Four years old when he watched his first beach volleyball match.
Thirteen years old when he won his first tournament.
At fifteen, he said goodbye to the beach, his friends, and Brazil.
When Hinata Shouyou was fifteen, he walked through the doors of Karasuno High School
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What if Hinata had been born in Brazil? What if the beach was his first love? And what would happen if he was forced to move to a new country?
Follow Hinata as he navigates making new friends, surviving in a new place, and finding mental stability.
Aka a selfindulgant Beach!Hinata au.
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listen to the earth breathe through the doors and windows of homes (careful to hear what you really want to know) by jublis
Fandoms: Haikyuu!!
27 Oct 2020
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Shouyou wonders what the people watching him go by would think if they knew. You see that one guy, Japan’s top scorer? I once played a game against him and won. You see the one making his Olympic debut before he’s even turned twenty? After matches, we would walk home together. He doesn’t like to hold hands but he likes to pull you close. We’d walk with our arms linked close and stars dotting the sky. It always smelled of cherry trees.
Kageyama must be on top of the world, right now. Shouyou isn’t there with him.
It feels bittersweet, in a way. He’s not there, but he will be. Just because he took a detour doesn’t mean he’s stopped running; he might be taking the long way home, but he’ll get there when the time is right. He made a promise, after all.
He sends Kageyama a text. I saw you today. You were amazing.
Then he races.
Or, Hinata Shouyou takes the long way home. Featuring the universal experience of being other, untranslatable words, Carnival-induced catharsis, and of course, hunger.
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- Part 2 of blackbox