The Crimson Butterfly [My Hero Academia & Tokyo Ghoul]

Side Story Part 1: Fly Me To The Moon

Every love story starts with an unexpected act of kindness, a moment when two hearts find their rhythm in the most unexpected places, a moment when two souls connect over a shared bond of trust and compassion, a moment when two hearts connect and a bond begins to form, even in the most unexpected of circumstances.

And this is exactly how things started for Daisuke Osaki and Junko Saotome in the first place.

In the vibrant city of Musutafu, where 80% of the population possessed unique remarkable superpowers known as "Quirks", the building of UA High School stood tall as a beacon of heroism, a prestigious institution for aspiring heroes. It was within these hallowed halls that the love story of these two mentioned individuals unfolded, against the backdrop of a world filled with larger-than-life abilities.

Known for being the strongest Ghoul quirk user at the time, Daisuke Osaki, a striking figure amidst the bustling metropolis of Musutafu, possessed an aura of quiet strength and undeniable allure, a countenance that seemed sculpted by the hands of divine artistry. His tall frame, cloaked in the elegance of shoulder-length obsidian locks, framed a face sculpted by the gods themselves. His brownish-amber eyes, akin to warm honey glistening in the afternoon sun, held depths of empathy, wisdom, and kindness that few could fathom. His fair skin spoke of quiet strength, and a body, as if hewn from the finest marble, bespoke an inner strength that transcended the physical. 

Yet, it was not his physical attributes alone that set him apart; it was the intangible qualities of composure, empathy, and unwavering resolve that painted him as a paragon of virtue. With the grace of a seasoned hero, Daisuke moved through life, his demeanor a harmonious symphony of composure and kindness, each note resonating with compassion that lent a soothing balm to those fortunate enough to bask in his presence, making him an embodiment of popularity and admiration, a beacon for those who aspired to goodness. Confidence, an unwavering companion, dwelled within him, while his physical prowess, sculpted to perfection, served as a testament to his inner fortitude. A heart of gold, a soul illuminated by an inner light, drew admirers like moths to a flame, magnetizing both the admiration of those who aspired to emulate him and the affection of those who simply yearned for him.

On the other hand, famous at UA for her incredible Gravity Manipulation quirk, Junko Saotome, a living breathing porcelain doll, embodied the vivacious spirit of Musutafu's vibrant streets. Her unassuming stature belied a fiery spirit as if the very sun had chosen to shine its brilliance through her. Long, obsidian locks cascaded like a midnight river, framing a face that seemed sculpted by celestial hands with a touch of playfulness which was a stark contrast to the porcelain canvas of her complexion, adorned with enviably long eyelashes that flirted with envy, dark eyes as deep and captivating as the night sky, harbored a zest for life that transcended the bounds of conventionality.