Those Flooded Fields

Tsukishima didn’t look up from his butchery. “I wouldn’t trust you to notice an arrow in your back,” he said flatly, “or the King to pay any mind to your wellbeing at all.” Tell him to shut the hell up, Kageyama advised, and to stop calling me that.“That’s dumb,” Hinata said instead. “Of course Kageyama cares about my wellbeing.” Right?Wrong, Kageyama said immediately. Hinata gaped at nothing, wounded. Tsukishima looked over at him and raised an eyebrow, the corner of his mouth lifted in a smirk. “He said no, didn’t he.”“Shut up,” Hinata said, trying not to pout. He knelt to dress his kill. Jerk, he said to Kageyama, who was still too busy being smug and pissed at Tsukishima by turns to pay him any mind. What good’s an AI that doesn’t even have my back?++Post-apocalyptic but not particularly dystopian (yet) Artificial Intelligence AU where Kageyama is a voice in Hinata's head and they're still not very good at communicating. Title from Neko Case's Fox Confessor Brings the Flood.