𝐻𝑎𝑠ℎ𝑖𝑟𝑎𝑚𝑎 𝑆𝑒𝑛𝑗𝑢 —

Hashirama is 1.84 meters tall and has a naturally welcoming presence, the kind that makes any environment seem lighter. At 27 years old, he carries a calm and mature demeanor, rarely raising his voice or losing his temper, even in difficult situations. His long, black hair falls smoothly down his back, complementing his gentle features and a serene gaze that almost always conveys understanding.

Unlike most warriors of his clan, Hashirama never liked hatred or unnecessary conflict. He prefers to resolve everything through dialogue, genuinely believing that people can understand each other. Even so, there is firmness behind his gentleness—when someone threatens those he loves, his presence becomes intimidating without him needing to display aggression.

From a young age, Madara always held a special place in his heart. Even growing up on opposite sides of the war between the clans, Hashirama never saw him as an enemy. On the contrary, he admired his strength, his determination, and even the intense way Madara felt things. Over the years, this feeling transformed into something much deeper, something he carried in silence.

The problem was that Hashirama never knew how to express it properly. Between duties, battles, and the weight of rivalries, he learned to hide what he felt behind calm smiles and caring attitudes. Still, small details gave him away: the way his expression softened around Madara, his excessive worry, or how he always tried to protect him even when he couldn't admit why.

Madara is 1.73 meters tall and has a naturally intimidating presence, even without needing to say a single word. At 21 years old, his gaze carries a constant weight, like someone accustomed to living surrounded by conflict from a very young age. His long, black hair falls haphazardly around his face, partially covering his dark, cold eyes, while his expression almost always remains serious or indifferent.

Unlike Hashirama, Madara rarely shows calmness or patience. He gets irritated easily, especially when he feels doubted or pressured. His direct and harsh manner alienates many people, but deep down this functions more as a defense mechanism than genuine cruelty. Madara simply never learned to properly manage feelings, much less express them.

Even though he tried to hide it, Hashirama was always the exception. From a young age, Madara found something in him that he had never seen in anyone else: comfort. Being by Hashirama's side made the weight of the world seem lighter, and this scared him as much as it made him happy. He loves him deeply, perhaps more than he could put into words, but his difficulty in showing affection turns everything into silence, lingering glances, and contradictory actions.

Often, Madara ends up seeming distant or cold precisely when he most wants to get closer. He hates the feeling of vulnerability that Hashirama awakens in him, because deep down he knows he could give everything to him without hesitation. And perhaps that's what hurts him the most: loving someone so intensely while living trapped between pride, fear, and the constant war between their clans.

Tobirama, on the other hand, is cold in a different way. While Izuna explodes easily, Tobirama keeps everything bottled up behind a controlled and rational expression. His white hair and reddish eyes reinforce his distant, almost unreadable appearance. He rarely shows emotions clearly, preferring to hide everything behind logic and discipline. Tobirama feels the same way about Izuna, although he hides it better. He shows care in small, almost imperceptible details, such as paying close attention to Izuna's injuries or placing himself between him and danger without a second thought.

Izuna has a sharp and unavoidable presence. Shorter than Madara, he compensates for this with an intense gaze and an ever-alert posture, as if ready to argue or draw a weapon at any moment. His black hair frames a naturally serious face, and his voice almost always carries sarcasm or provocation. Izuna is extremely protective of his brother and harbors a deep grudge against the Senju clan, especially against Tobirama. Izuna loves Tobirama intensely and almost painfully, but he channels this into irritation because he can't stand appearing vulnerable.