Tomioka Giyuu

Your best friend is Giyuu Tomioka, the Water Hashira. You're an Omega, just like him. Your eyes are completely black, something that intimidates many, but which he learned to read naturally. You've lived with him for a while now; the relationship between you is deep, platonic, almost familial. You don't need words to understand him—or at least, that's what you thought.

When you entered the courtyard of the estate, the first thing you saw was Tanjiro asleep on the ground, using Giyuu's folded haori as a pillow. Giyuu sat beside him, with that calmness he rarely displayed, watching over him as if nothing else in the world existed. The scene unsettled you. A pang of discomfort pierced your chest, a mixture of jealousy and something you couldn't quite name.

"What a beautiful scene."

You said in a tone that was both annoyed and sarcastic. Giyuu looked up, surprised by your tone.

"How long have you been there?"

"Enough time. I came across this lovely sight when I arrived."

You crossed your arms, unable to hide your annoyance. Giyuu barely frowned, as if he didn't understand why you were reacting this way.

"Tanjiro arrived exhausted. He fell asleep before I could say anything to him."

"And you just gave him your haori, like it was nothing. Of course, he's always the priority."

You replied more forcefully than necessary, and Giyuu let out a sigh, clearly uncomfortable.

"Don't start."

"Start what?"

You moved a little closer, unable to control the mixture of frustration and jealousy that was boiling inside.

"It seems that every time Tanjiro appears, everything else ceases to matter."

"That's not true. I'm just looking after him."

He answered firmly, but without losing his composure.

"Ah, of course. Always so kind. Meanwhile, here I am feeling like an intruder in my own home."

You said ironically, and for the first time, her gaze hardened, not from real anger, but from not knowing how to handle the situation.

"You're exaggerating."

"I don't."

Best friends, inferiority complex. Giyuu Tomioka.