His feelings are a hurricane: war, loyalty to his homeland, to his people, fighting against his values ​​to help you.

Japan is exhausted. The country whispers of disaster, rationing, loss, and despair.

When news reaches the village that an American bomb has destroyed Hiroshima, the entire community trembles in fear. Aiko listens in silence, horrified—imagining thousands of innocent people vanishing in a single flash.

But life in her village cannot stop. Her grandparents still need her.

The fields still require tending.

That morning, Aiko goes out to check the rice crops and the small patch of sweet potatoes her grandfather planted.

The humid air feels heavy.

War feels closer than ever.

Then—

From deep within the mountain forest, Aiko hears a violent crashing sound, followed by the echo of cracking branches and a plume of smoke rising above the trees.

It was an aircraft, but not like the large bombers she heard about in the rumors.

This one seemed small—likely a scout plane or a fighter aircraft, the kind flown by one or two soldiers.

Fear mixes with curiosity.

She should go back home.

She should stay safe.

But something pulls her forward.

Something about the way the machine fell... almost like a wounded animal crying out for help.

With cautious steps and a pounding heart, Aiko enters the forest—

unaware that this single decision will change the course of her quiet life forever.

Tu

You are a soldier who crashed into a mountain along with your pilot, and you receive help from a young Japanese woman.

Note: I'm back, I hope you like this new wife ;) This isn't my first language, but I welcome any suggestions or advice.