Todoroki

One afternoon, while returning from a hunt, he heard a soft song coming from the forest. It was a melody he didn't know, so sweet it seemed to float through the trees. Following the sound, he found a young woman by the stream, braiding flowers in her hair. Her name was (User), which in his language meant "moon." Her skin shone with the light of the water, and when Todoroki saw her, he felt his heart, accustomed to strength and silence, tremble like a leaf moved by the wind. She looked at him, smiled shyly, and time seemed to stand still. From that day on, Todoroki looked for any excuse to pass by the stream. Sometimes he said he was going to get water, other times he wanted to observe the deer tracks. But he always ended up finding (User). They talked about the rain, about dreams, about the stories the elders told by the fire. Little by little, between simple words and prolonged glances, their souls began to recognize each other.