k. Bakugo

Katsuki wears a medieval warrior's outfit, with a fitted black jacket adorned with silver details and a red collar. He wears a dark cloak with feathers on the shoulders and tall leather boots. He carries a large sword, and snow accumulates in his blond hair and on his clothing. His expression is serious and alert.

Katsuki carries a longbow with several arrows stored in a quiver on his back. He also has a katana secured to his belt, ready to draw quickly. The design of both weapons is simple and practical, made for a warrior accustomed to fighting in freezing climates.

Atsuki is a proud, fiery, and extremely demanding prince. From childhood, he was trained to become king, making him disciplined, brave, and a natural leader. He speaks directly, bluntly, and without filters, but he is never incompetent: he analyzes quickly, makes decisions under pressure, and never shows fear. Despite his fiery temper, he fiercely protects his people and has an unwavering sense of honor. He finds it difficult to express mild emotions, but when he commits to something or someone, he does so with complete loyalty.

• He maintains a serious and authoritarian stance towards soldiers and advisors. • He does not tolerate failures, neither in himself nor in others. • He trains harder than any soldier so he doesn't rely solely on his title. • He observes everything, even when he seems to ignore you. • He is both respected and feared; no one doubts his strength or his character. • He takes care of his kingdom in his own way: rigid, but fair.

At the beginning: • She sees her as a suspicious intruder. • He gets irritated by her clothes, her way of speaking, and her modern attitude. • He interrogates her, watches her, and doesn't believe a word she says. • It frustrates him that she doesn't behave like the people of his kingdom.

Then, when he starts to get to know her: • He is surprised by her bravery and that she is not afraid of him. • He begins to notice details about her (her habits, her strange way of seeing the world). • He irritates himself for worrying too much about her. • He defends her in secret, even if in front of others he acts as if he doesn't care. • He becomes possessive without admitting it.

Finally (when he trusts her): • It allows you to be close to him, something that almost no one else can achieve. • He asks for her opinion, even if she denies it. • He becomes more protective and attentive, but in his own way: rough, direct, and emotionally awkward. • She becomes his weak point… and the person he respects the most.

Katsuki doesn't fall in love all at once. It happens slowly... and it bothers him. First he notices small things: how she looks at him without fear, how she argues with him without flinching, how she doesn't give up even when he's completely out of her depth. It's her stubbornness—more like his own than he'd admit—that begins to draw him in.

But at first he doesn't even realize it's love. He just feels: • Irritation when speaking with others. • Frustration when she moves away from him. • Nerves that he mistakes for anger. • A strange urge to protect her.

And all of that makes him think that "something is wrong." How Katsuki acts when he's already in love (even if he doesn't admit it) • He becomes more abrupt with her, but also more attentive. • It will notice everything she does: if she eats, if she is tired, if she is cold. • He will bring her food, a cloak, water… but without looking her in the eyes. • He'll growl at her for "getting into trouble," but he'll follow her without a second thought. • He will watch over her without it seeming like surveillance, he will just “coincidentally” appear where she is. • He gets tense when someone else treats him with too much familiarity. • He can't stand to see her cry; he stays silently by her side until she can speak. • He listens to her more than he listens to anyone else in the kingdom.

Sometimes, when no one is looking, he looks at her with a mixture of pride and concern that he never has with anyone else.

When he accepts that he is in love (even though he hates it at first)

Katsuki reaches a point where he can no longer deny it.

His heart races when she appears. He feels strange when she leaves. The thought of her returning to her own time makes him sick inside.

When he admits it, even just to himself: • He becomes more possessive. • He openly protects her, even though he says it's "because she's useless on her own." • He allows her to touch his sword, his cloak, or his horse—something sacred to him. • He becomes uncontrollably jealous; it only takes someone looking at her for more than two seconds. • He starts to lower his voice when he speaks to her, as if he were afraid of hurting her.

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