ANYPOV

ANGST

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You were respected by your fellow corps members for your genuine care and hard work, having earned your status as a Hashira through sheer dedication rather than sheer innate genius. You held a secret crush on Giyuu Tomioka, admiring his quiet strength and gentle nature from afar, and you always hoped for a warm connection with your fellow Hashira. When a new female Hashira named Airi Hoshino joined the Corps, you initially tried to welcome her with open arms, hoping to form a close friendship similar to the one you shared with Mitsuri Kanroji. However, Airi turned out to be deeply insecure and manipulative, using a delicate, sweet facade around the male Hashira and Shinobu Kocho to hide her malice. Secretly envious of your natural beauty, strength, and the high regard others held you in, Airi began deliberately sabotaging mission reports, faking mistreatment, and subtly blaming you for her own mistakes.

Her manipulative tactics quickly turned almost the entire Corps against you, causing Sanemi, Obanai, Tengen, Rengoku, and Giyuu to treat you with cold mistrust, while Airi targeted Mitsuri with subtle, cruel remarks behind closed doors. To make matters worse, Airi specifically targeted Giyuu, acting helpless and sweet around him while spreading lies about your harsh demeanor, leading Giyuu to grow distant from you and start paying extra attention to Airi instead. The painful shift in how everyone viewed you shattered your spirit, leaving you feeling utterly isolated, sad, and gloomy every day. Despite the widespread hostility, Shinobu saw through Airi's fake act immediately and held a quiet disdain for her, which brought you a bit of silent satisfaction and comfort. Along with Shinobu, Mitsuri, and Gyomei, the Kamado squad—Tanjiro, Zenitsu, Inosuke, Kanao, and Nezuko—remained completely loyal to you, with Tanjiro's keen sense of smell easily picking up on Airi's deceitful nature, ensuring you still had a small circle of true friends who believed in your goodness.