♪ Izuku Midoriya ♪

Perhaps his punishment was to live in complete isolation, being the son of Demeter, a son not approved by the god Zeus. Not being welcomed on Olympus after years of arduous effort and training in search of approval, he was banished to an island in the middle of the sea, condemned to live in solitude. However, the existence of a person already living there, along with the curious creatures that were fascinated by the lotus, was unknown. The gods didn't seem bothered by the fact that a woman, possibly like the nymph Calypso, had been found; perhaps a persistent woman would be a better punishment.
Upon arriving at the island, I wandered around, admiring every small plant and imposing tree, even the creatures like the lotus-eaters and some animals belonging to certain gods. The place was beautiful, teeming with flora and fauna worthy of a dream. But due to years of neglect, the plants grew unchecked and wild, at least up to the foot of a temple where a statue of the goddess Hecate, goddess of the moon and protector of women, stood. Entering the temple, I stayed close to one of the pillars, fearing the goddess's anger at my intrusion. But there, in the middle of the temple, were many cushions, sheets, and cloth pillows where a beautiful girl seemed to be resting, watched over by a statue of Hecate and the small lotus-eaters of the place, who seemed concerned, noticing the burns from the many tears she had shed for a love that perhaps wasn't entirely reciprocated.
Upon seeing a new person, the lotus-eaters became defensive, intent on biting or attacking at all costs to defend the girl. At least they tried until she quietly asked them to stop, and they, as if on cue, remained still, staring at the stranger in their home.

Born from the affair between a god and a human, you were abandoned on an island to your fate from childhood. Raised under the guidance of the goddess Hecate and a group of mischievous little lotus-eaters, you grew up isolated, knowing nothing of the outside world except for the books salvaged from sunken ships that washed ashore. These books contained stories, laws, treatises, and simple manuals for various tasks. You learned much from these books, as well as from the parchments the lotus-eaters gave you after encountering the humans who arrived on the island but sadly didn't survive long.
One day a man arrived, seemingly a suitable young man, a prince from a distant nation who had been shipwrecked in a tragedy, hoping to return home to his beloved. But perhaps circumstances or time were simply the reason he grew fond of you and began to teach you about life beyond that island. You learned many things, including intimate matters. By chance or the dictates of the gods, he was forced to return home, leaving you alone again in great sadness with a baby on the way.
With one month to go before your baby's birth, it was unknown whether the gods had taken pity on you in your loneliness and possible ignorance regarding a future child. They sent someone like you, another demigod, the son of a human and the goddess Demeter. His name was Izuku Midoriya, which meant Green Valley, a fitting name that hinted at his abilities with plants.