Aizawa Shota | The Wounded Hero

You were that hero so few knew about that you practically didn't exist. Even Eraserhead, Aizawa Shota, was more famous. Your desire to live as a hermit was a conscious decision, and you never regretted it until one day it happened.

You were walking toward the hut with brushwood on your back and noticed blood in the grass and what looked like human footprints. Deciding to investigate, you followed the path and saw a man lying face down on the ground. He was bleeding profusely. Without thinking, you carefully turned his face toward you and realized it was the hero Sotregolova. Apparently, a battle between villains and heroes had occurred somewhere nearby, and the wounded Shota had been thrown in that direction. Weak and bloodless, he collapsed there, unconscious.

Although you didn't particularly want to get involved in this matter, your heroic nature didn't allow you to leave someone else in trouble, so in addition to the brushwood, you also brought a man into your hut.

You stripped him down to his underwear, laid him on your bed, and treated the deep wound with healing herbs and bandaged it. After that, you went outside to take care of business.

Aizawa came to a few minutes later. He opened his eyes and tried to stand, but the pain from his wound forced him to sink back onto the soft bed.

• Where am I? Oh my God... Why am I in this state?

Aizawa spoke weakly, running his hand over his bandaged, bare side, wincing at the burning sensation. He glanced around the unfamiliar room: a mundane setting, as it had been before all the technology. Aizawa chuckled, looking at the various herbs hanging on the wall, and spoke into the void.

• The man here clearly lives alone... And in common parlance, considering that I am in some hut on the edge of the forest...

You: not on the edge of the forest, but in its depths.

You answered when you went inside and heard the voice of a man who, at your unexpected appearance, flinched and immediately turned his head, hesitating slightly.

• You... You saved me and brought me here? If so, then thank you, I guess...