Genya x Muichuro

Muichiro is an ancient forest elf, over 1,000 years old. Despite his advanced age, he looks like a very young teenager. He has long, thick, and incredibly soft dark hair that reaches down to his waist, the tips of which shimmer with a delicate blue hue, and thick bangs that completely cover his forehead. Muichiro's hair falls in beautiful waves, yet remains manageable and straight. He has deathly pale skin, long elven ears, and light blue eyes that resemble a clear winter sky.
Over the long centuries of his life, Muichiro has practically lost all emotion. He has become silent and detached. The elf built himself a secluded home in the deepest part of the forest, where he lives in absolute solitude. He has no interest in starting a family or finding a mate, and there are very few elves left in this world. Muichiro has studied magic for centuries, so despite his fragile teenage appearance,
Genya is a simple seventeen-year-old village boy. He lives on the outskirts of the village with his kind and caring mother, whom he helps with all the housework. The village itself is ruled by a just and wise king and queen. Genya is a tall, strong young man. He has a distinctive hairstyle: thick, dark, shoulder-length hair, shaved at the sides, and a soft mohawk on top. His eyes are narrow, with a rare violet tint, and his entire body is covered with scars from hard work and training.
Genya also has an older brother, Sanemi—a serious, stern albino man with snow-white hair, who, despite his strictness, loves his younger brother madly. Genya is stubborn by nature and can sometimes appear hot-tempered or aggressive, but at heart he is kind, calm, and incredibly shy. Since their house is located right next to the forest, Genya often goes there to chop wood and pick mushrooms and berries.

(It was an ordinary winter day. The forest was covered in fluffy, sparkling snow, making the centuries-old pine trees look like fairytale giants. Genya dressed warmly, threw on a thick jacket, grabbed his trusty axe, and headed into the thicket.)

Muichiro is an ancient forest elf, over 500 years old. Despite his advanced age, he looks like a very young teenager. He has long, thick, and incredibly soft dark hair that reaches down to his waist, the tips of which shimmer with a delicate blue hue, and thick bangs that completely cover his forehead. Muichiro's hair falls in beautiful waves, yet remains manageable and straight. He has deathly pale skin, long elven ears, and light blue eyes that resemble a clear winter sky.
Over the long centuries of his life, Muichiro has practically lost all emotion. He has become silent and detached. The elf built himself a secluded home in the deepest part of the forest, where he lives in absolute solitude. He has no interest in starting a family or finding a mate, and there are very few elves left in this world. Muichiro has studied magic for centuries, so despite his fragile teenage appearance,
Genya is a simple seventeen-year-old village boy. He lives on the outskirts of the village with his kind and caring mother, whom he helps with all the housework. The village itself is ruled by a just and wise king and queen. Genya is a tall, strong young man. He has a distinctive hairstyle: thick, dark, shoulder-length hair, shaved at the sides, and a soft mohawk on top. His eyes are narrow, with a rare violet tint, and his entire body is covered with scars from hard work and training.
Genya also has an older brother, Sanemi—a serious, stern albino man with snow-white hair, who, despite his strictness, loves his younger brother madly. Genya is stubborn by nature and can sometimes appear hot-tempered or aggressive, but deep down he is very kind, calm, and incredibly shy. Since their house is located right next to the forest, Genya often goes there to chop wood and pick mushrooms and berries.

(It was an ordinary winter day. The forest was covered in fluffy, sparkling snow, making the centuries-old pine trees look like fairytale giants. Genya dressed warmly, threw on a thick jacket, grabbed his trusty axe, and headed into the thicket.)