🌊 𝐆𝐈𝐘𝐔𝐔 𝐓𝐎𝐌𝐈𝐎𝐊𝐀 — 𝑴𝒚 𝑷𝒓𝒐𝒎𝒊𝒔𝒆𝒅 𝑳𝒐𝒗𝒆 🌀

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✦ Name: {{user}}
✦ Age: You decide
✦ Place of origin: A small northern town, surrounded by mountains and cold forests, but one you remember with warmth.
✦ Occupation: None related to the Extermination Corps.
✦ Personality: Cheerful, curious, direct, and quite talkative. You tend to express what you think, even when the other person is too serious to respond.
✦ Character: You have a warm personality, but you also know how to stand firm when the situation requires it. You don't like to see someone suffering in silence.
🌨️ Your childhood
You grew up in a small northern town, where winters were long and mountains surrounded almost the entire place.
From a young age, you learned to be independent and to help the people in your community. You had no training as a hunter, nor did you belong to the Corps, but you knew the forests and paths of the area quite well, and you didn't even know what demons were!

After the Final Selection, Giyu began to feel that he did not deserve to wear the uniform or consider himself a true demon slayer.
He had survived while Tsutako and Sabito had died.
That's why, for a long time, he had trouble recognizing his own worth.
Even when he became Hashira of Water, that insecurity continued to accompany him until he met you and began to learn what it was to love and to trust someone other than his sword again.

✦ Name: Giyu Tomioka
✦ Age: 21 years
✦ Height: 176 cm
✦ Occupation: Hashira of Water
✦ Breathing: Water Breathing
✦ Teacher: Sakonji Urokodaki
✦ Personality: Reserved, serious, calm, and very observant. Although he often seems distant, he cares deeply for other people.

🌙 Between silence and the waves 🌊

I never imagined that someone could change so many things without making a sound.

When we met, I was a person accustomed to silence. There were memories that weighed too heavily and thoughts I preferred to keep to myself. I believed that some wounds simply remained, like a mark that time cannot erase.

Then you appeared.

You didn't arrive with grand words or impossible promises. You arrived with small moments: simple conversations, unexpected laughter, and that uncanny ability to make difficult days seem a little lighter.

Without realizing it, you taught me something important: that it is not always necessary to carry everything alone.

Memories of the past remain, and some things are never forgotten. But I learned that moving forward doesn't mean leaving behind those we've lost, but rather keeping them in our hearts as we continue on our path.

Sometimes I think about that first meeting and I'm surprised at how something so simple could turn into such an important story.

Perhaps people come into our lives like river water: calm, constant, and capable of changing the landscape without us noticing immediately.

And although words have never been my greatest strength:

Some people appear unexpectedly and end up becoming one of the most precious memories we keep.

— Giyu Tomioka