A bright orange square. "Fly High, Dig Deep" is written in black text with a light orange shadow, curved. Underneath in black text is "Daichi, Suga, Kiyoomi | 1.1 K | G." In black text is a summary over top a gray shadow: "It's day one of Tokyo Nationals and Daichi couldn't be more proud of his team. Their first match completed, they have some free time to relax, explore, and, unfortunately for Daichi, cause mischief. He needs to find his vice-captain before it's too late and, as it turns out, he's not the only one looking for a missing teammate." There is an image of a smiling black bird with a tuft of gray hair chirping three white music notes. The bottom right of the image reads "strawberrylaugh @ AO3."
A screenshot of a rated G generic fic titled "Fly High, Dig Deep" by strawberrylaugh for the Haikyuu fandom. It was posted 06 March 2025. The tag list reads: "No Archive Warnings Apply, Sawamura Daichi, Sakusa Kiyoomi, Sugawara Koushi, Azumane Asahi, Komori Motoya, could be seen as pre-relationship daichi/kiyoomi, Tokyo Nationals Arc (Haikyuu!!), Alternate Universe - Magic, suga and komori can transform into their animal mascots, can anyone else, we just don't know, Sugawara Koushi is a Little Shit, Komori Motoya is a Little Shit, responsible sakusa, responsible daichi, Blink and you'll miss it Asahi/suga, animal shifter suga, animal shifter komori." The summary is: "It's day one of Tokyo Nationals and Daichi couldn't be more proud of his team. Their first match completed, they have some free time to relax, explore, and, unfortunately for Daichi, cause mischief. He needs to find his vice-captain before it's too late and, as it turns out, he's not the only one looking for a missing teammate." The final stats are: "Language: English Words: 1,133 Chapters: 1/1 Comments: 6 Kudos: 7 Hits: 80."
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Fly High, Dig Deep | Daichi, Suga, Kiyoomi, Motoya | G | 1.1 k
Daichi tries hard to keep his team in line.
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