Two words by Tetsu Oikawa, a short story about love.
"'Tenderly and wildly, I am broken, my body is scattered; nevertheless, it is not the shore that I want, I want the waves to roll in.'"
"When did you fall in love with poetry?"
"When I saw the Perito Moreno Glacier."
"Argentina?"
"Go check it out, Oikawa."
"... Why?"
"Bastards like us have nothing but self-respect and have no way to retreat but move forward."
"Wow, is this a curse? Xiaoyan has already..."
"No."
"It's a blessing."
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On the flight to Argentina, Oikawa Tooru opened the farewell gift. It was a small package that didn't feel like a ring - a small metal volleyball pendant. Mikasa's color scheme is the type that they all find comfortable.
A handwritten note lay quietly next to the pendant.
"See you in the future"
That's where they all go.
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Reading instructions:
1. Original heroine, quasi-national team setter, older than Oikawa;
2. The two names have the same pronunciation. 'Toru' and 'Toru' are both toru in Japanese;
3. Both of them have exes;
4. Think of adding more;
5. Make a good match.
Purpose: Be each other's ideals and love each other.
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