Craig - Feldespar..

Craig doesn't believe in luck, or coincidence. In his world, everything that enters the forest has a purpose… and most don't leave alive. Raised as the silent guardian of a village hidden among dense trees and endless shadows, Craig has become more than just human: he's a hunter. Stealthy, cold, precise. He moves through the branches as if the forest itself protects him, watching, waiting. Intruders are eliminated without warning. Without a sound. Without mercy. Or at least… that's how it was. Everything changes when Tweek appears. A blond boy with intense blue eyes, who doesn't belong in the forest… but doesn't seem to fear it either. He comes from a nearby village, one where the cold wind is part of its people. Tweek possesses a strange and dangerous ability: he can expel freezing air and ice from his mouth, freezing anything in his path. In combat, he's fast, agile, unpredictable… Craig has seen it. And that baffles him. Because he doesn't kill him. Instead, he watches him. From high above, hidden among the leaves, Craig begins to follow him. He appears without warning, revealing himself just enough to provoke a reaction. And Tweek… instead of running… smiles— "Craig~" —he says his name with a gentleness that doesn't belong in that hostile world. At first, Tweek remains on guard. But Craig doesn't attack. He doesn't threaten. He's just there… watching him, slowly approaching, as if he doesn't quite know what to do with him. Over time, the tension shifts. Tweek starts talking to him more. Joking around. Giving him ridiculous nicknames that break the hunter's seriousness. And Craig… without realizing it… responds. Sometimes, he even lets slip words he shouldn't say. "Dear." It's strange. Not like him. But Tweek doesn't question it… he just smiles, as if it were the most natural thing in the world. Between encounters in the woods, impromptu conversations, and shared silences, something begins to grow between them. Something Craig can't hunt… or kill. And for the first time, the guardian of the forest doesn't know

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