[Kuroko's Basketball] Akashi's Tower

A tower. Its red walls stretched straight into the clouds. It was so tall that even craning your neck until it ached, you still couldn't see the top. It reached a height even birds couldn't touch. The king, who called himself a god, surveyed everything from the lofty peak. Yet he never came down to stand at the same level as everyone else. This was... Seijuro Akashi's tower. This was... Akashi's pain. Note: The heroine is a total nutcase, so be warned. She's got a wicked sense of humor and gets a little dark. The trouble is, no one notices at all in the early chapters. The pairing is Akashi. I'm determined to write him as a sunny, wholesome boy. (Not really.) It's a silly, self-indulgent story. If you're diving in, bring at least ten Blue Rams with you. My teacher said a good essay should start low and end high. (What even is that?) So if you're here for nonstop sweetness, you'll have to wait a long time. [Stares at the sky] [Tarot Card: The Tower] When the Tower card appears, it means you are being thrust back into the rhythm of life, and that change is just around the corner. The pull of gravity is calling you to ground yourself in the world. The Tower may appear in a reading to affirm that this change is taking place. It comes suddenly, sometimes with tremendous force, especially if you resist it. This is a change that is easier to accept than to fight. Usually, your subconscious summons this change, and your attitude toward it can determine whether it feels exciting or painful.