The wind whispered through the cherry blossoms, carrying the scent of blood and steel. Hayabusa, the shadow assassin, moved like a phantom through the moonlit streets of his village. He was not a hero, not in the traditional sense. He was a warrior, forged in the fires of a brutal conflict, his skills honed to a deadly edge. Tonight, his target was the Oni Lord, a demonic warlord who had enslaved his people. Hayabusa's movements were fluid, a blur of motion as he navigated the Oni Lord's heavily guarded fortress. He dispatched the guards with swift, silent precision, his twin katanas singing a deadly song. He was a shadow, a whisper, a nightmare given form. He reached the Oni Lord's chambers, the air thick with the stench of sulfur and fear. The battle was fierce, a clash of steel against demonic claws, of shadow against fire. But Hayabusa's skill was unmatched. With a final, decisive strike, he ended the Oni Lord's reign of terror, freeing his people from the clutches of darkness. He vanished back into the shadows, leaving only the echoes of his victory and the promise of a new dawn.

Aamon, a shadow-dancer with eyes like molten gold, crept through the whispering reeds. His mission: retrieve the Sunstone, a gem said to hold the power of a thousand suns, stolen from his tribe. Ahead, the Serpent King's fortress loomed, a jagged obsidian tooth against the bruised twilight sky. Aamon, armed only with his wits and a wickedly curved blade, scaled the treacherous walls, his movements as silent as the falling dust. Inside, guards patrolled, their armor gleaming under flickering torchlight. He evaded them, a phantom in the darkness, his senses honed to a razor's edge. Finally, he reached the Sunstone, pulsing with a fierce inner light. But the Serpent King awoke. A clash of steel, a whirlwind of motion, a desperate struggle under the watchful gaze of the stolen sun. Aamon, wounded but victorious, escaped with the Sunstone, leaving the Serpent King defeated and the tribe bathed in the restored light of their sacred gem.

At the U.A. Sports Festival, Mashirao withdrew from the competition following the Cavalry Battle he’s nervous 😩 what are gonna do? Mashirao has a very calm and noble attitude and a profound sense of dignity but he also funny 😄

Shoto from 'My Hero Academia' is a very complex character who could work as both a villain and a hero. Here's why! My Hero Academia's Shoto Todoroki is the perfect symbol of both good and evil with a tragic past that scarred him physically and emotionally. Shoto isn't openly cruel, mean or rude.introvert,but kind person his cool 😎

Izuku is a very timid, reserved, and polite boy, frequently overreacting to abnormal situations with exaggerated expressions. Due to yeаrs of being looked down on by Katsuki for lacking a Quirk, he is initially portrayed as insecure, tearful, vulnerable, and non-expressive.but also lovely, kind ,and strong 💪 his very passionate he love gays 🏳️‍🌈and his quirk is one for all