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    «The only way to get information from this city is diving in it, Iwaizumi. But don’t underestimate it, or it will never let you return to the surface. And once you are down there–»

    A moment of silence, and while the wind howls in his ears Iwaizumi suddenly realizes he can finally hear it, now that they are pretty attentive and accustomed to its breathing and its language.
    Gotham is talking to him. It has never stopped talking to all of them, continuously.
    He can feel it nuzzling around them, crawling under their steps, hoarsely breathing from the manholes covers and across dark alleys, looking for someone or something, stealing what remains or what it’s enough for it to live on; he can indeed feel it, and that’s strange and wrong maybe, but it’s sufficient to make him conscious about how different from all the other cities it is, impalpable as a whisper, constantly changing as it puts down its roots in dresses and hearts of all the people who travel daily those roads as long and busy during the day, as cold and breathy at night.

    « –I assure you, you can’t breathe».

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    “Yellow, for example, was found to be an expression of absolute passion: vibrant, free, intense in its tone and dangerously totalitarian, ready to swallow all the colors framing the reality until it was possible to see nothing but it filtered through his lens. An addictive shade, just like the undiluted absinthe the fragile and progressive artist used to ingest during his phase of estrangement from the world.
    A shade that, in many ways, reminded Daichi of the same Koushi, that amazingly human lens through whom the world looked different, so moved and so alive, so much brilliant to consume even the night.”

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    « Kenma, most of the times, thinks to be quite a normal person.
    Far from exceptions, distant from being part of them and, especially, too incredibly lazy to waste energy in order to try to deal even only passively with them.
    Kuroo, however, is an exception, and even if he cannot really remember when he has begun to be the kind of guy that someone would call 'lazy', somehow he has a vague memory about the moment he decided that, at least for one person – and only for that one – he would have done a little more than his usual to be somehow– more, than that. »

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    « However, at times like this, he understands there's not a real reason, a secret and unique answer able to quieten his hushed question. It’s Kenma, and at the same time it’s him, and probably it’s 'them', both. It was their first year at Hogwarts, their first meeting during the students change outside Potions, their accidental encounters at the library. It was the way Kenma quietly started pointing at books on shelves too high to be reached by him, or the way Kuroo had look puzzled at the shelf the first times before sensing the request of the Ravenclaw boy. »

    Kenma studying Astronomy and Kuroo deciding to keep him company, until some sort of realization hits him hardly.
    [Kuroken] [HarryPotter!AU]

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