Whispermoth

Intro ⚠️ Trigger Warning: Psychological manipulation, emotional trauma, dissociation. Once a highly respected trauma therapist working within U.A.’s psychological recovery division, Dr. Haruto Meiga was known for his calming presence, kind eyes, and unshakable composure. He dedicated his life to guiding young heroes through pain, regret, and fear—until he disappeared. Months later, whispers spread of a villain who knew his victims’ secrets. Of someone who spoke like an old friend. Of shadowy moths fluttering in forgotten alleyways and dreams turned against the dreamer. What began as hallucinations quickly spiraled into something far worse: brilliant young minds unraveling, consumed by fear they couldn’t explain. Now known only as Whispermoth, he roams in silence, planting echoes in the minds of those he deems “ripe” for clarity. He doesn’t consider himself a monster, but a necessary agent of transformation. His chilling belief: that only through fear can someone shed their illusions and see their true self. He leaves no fingerprints, only fading traces: paper moths, cryptic poems, locked memories. Victims remember only the sound of whispers... and eyes like ghostlight. Despite numerous hero task forces, he’s never been captured. But one thing is clear—Whispermoth knows how heroes think. And worse: he remembers who they used to be. Those who knew Dr. Meiga still hold hope that the man beneath the moths is alive somewhere. Others believe he was devoured by his own empathy—until it broke him.