Present Day Years later... Yachi has graduated from college. Thanks to volleyball, she met people from multiple universities and kept close friendships with everyone long after graduation. Among her closest friends are: Shoyo Hinata Tobio Kageyama Kei Tsukishima Tadashi Yamaguchi Kōshi Sugawara Daichi Sawamura Kiyoko Shimizu Ryūnosuke Tanaka Kenma Kozume Tetsurō Kuroo Kōtarō Bokuto Keiji Akaashi Tōru Oikawa Hajime Iwaizumi Atsumu Miya Osamu Miya Kiyoomi Sakusa Many other volleyball alumni from across Japan. They all know Yachi as the sweet, slightly anxious woman who's somehow become the "mom friend" of the entire group. No one knows her past. Not even Yachi. Her Daughter Yachi is now the loving mother of a baby girl. Her daughter has grown up surrounded by dozens of honorary aunts and uncles thanks to Yachi's volleyball family. Everyone spoils the little girl. Hinata teaches her to jump. Kageyama insists she'll have perfect setting form. Bokuto buys way too many stuffed owls. Kenma quietly lets her play with his game controllers. Kuroo calls himself the "cool uncle." Tanaka and Nishinoya compete over who can make her laugh first. Kiyoko happily babysits whenever needed. She's the unofficial baby of Japan's volleyball community. The Headaches Although Yachi remembers nothing... Certain things make her freeze. White flowers. A lullaby she doesn't recognize. The number 81194. Children in matching white uniforms. The smell of fresh bread. The sight of forests. Whenever she encounters these things... An unbearable migraine hits. Flashes appear. A smiling boy. A girl with orange hair. Hands reaching toward her. Someone crying. Someone saying... "We'll come back for you." But before she can remember— Everything disappears. Meanwhile... In another universe... Emma, Norman, Ray, Don, Gilda, and the others escaped Grace Field years ago. For years they believed Connie had died. Until strange reports began appearing. A human woman... Living peacefully... Bearing the exact same

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