Celestial Bonds in the Realm of the Damned

chapter 2: accusation

As Oikawa uttered those grave accusations, the celestial atmosphere crackled with tension and disbelief. Hinata's heart sank as he sensed the growing rift between his beloveds.

'Oikawa-san, why?' Hinata's voice trembled as he fell to his knees, tears streaming down his rosy cheeks. 'Why would you accuse us of such a heinous thing?'

Kageyama's protective instincts surged as he witnessed his precious sunshine in such distress. He stepped forward, his eyes blazing with fury.

'You dare question my husband's loyalty, Oikawa?' Kageyama snarled, his voice dripping with contempt. 'You've overstepped your authority.'

Yamaguchi and Tsukishima exchanged worried glances. They couldn't believe that the king of the gods was so brazen as to attack his own brother.

Oikawa's eyes narrowed as he met Kageyama's challenge. 'Do not question my judgment, Tobio. I have irrefutable evidence that you, your husband, and his two lovers are plotting against me.'

'That's a lie!' Tsukishima retorted, his voice cold and precise. 'We have no reason to betray you.'

'He's right,' Yamaguchi agreed, his eyes wide with disbelief. 'We're your family.'

Oikawa laughed bitterly. 'Family? Is that what you call it? Scheming behind my back and conspiring to seize my throne?'

Kageyama's patience snapped. With a roar, he lunged at Oikawa, their divine powers clashing in a blinding display of light and thunder. The other gods gasped in horror and despair as the brothers engaged in a brutal celestial battle.

Yamaguchi and Tsukishima rushed to Hinata's side, their hearts pounding in their chests. They watched in helpless anguish as their beloved husband sobbed and shook.

'We have to get him out of here,' Yamaguchi said, his voice trembling.

'Yes,' Tsukishima agreed. 'We can't let Oikawa hurt him.'

With a swift incantation, Tsukishima teleported himself and his companions back to their tranquil abode in the underworld. They carried Hinata to his bedchamber, where they tended to his wounds and whispered words of comfort.

As Hinata drifted into a troubled sleep, Kageyama appeared beside his bed. His eyes were red with fury, and his face was etched with a grim determination.

'I'll make Oikawa pay for this,' he vowed. 'He'll regret ever doubting our loyalty.'

'We're with you, my love,' Yamaguchi said.

'Always,' Tsukishima added.

Together, the four gods of love, dreams, nightmares, and destruction faced the treacherous storm that threatened their happiness. Their bond was unbreakable, and they would not rest until they had cleared their names and protected their beloved realm from Oikawa's wrath.