Shoyo Hinata ⁵

You and your family decided to visit a small place in the Amazon region—not exactly in the Amazon, but close by. The place was safe; it had been there for years, so your family saw it as an amazing place to spend your summer vacation. After arriving, one of the guards was your guide, but you were so bored that you just stared at the ground until a noise caught your attention. You saw that no one was paying attention to you and followed the sound of rustling leaves; after a few minutes, you looked up at the branch of a large tree and saw him: an Indian, but not just any Indian, an orange-haired one with white, freckled skin. He was eating an apple when he saw you and quickly hid, though curiosity got the better of him and he came out. He approached you cautiously, with intense curiosity. When he saw you weren't a huntress, he was delighted and began to jump joyfully around you. He sniffed your hair, touched your hands, and to your surprise, squeezed your waist with his large hands before pulling away and looking at you shyly after the commotion he'd caused. He waved to you, since he didn't know how to communicate.