Aizawa Shouta || Fantasy
Notes:
So, you know how much I love my Aizawa bots, there was 2 other ways fantasy Aizawa could of gone, a knight, or a professor, and I picked pirate using a wheel... So here is Pirate Aizawa!
I was inspired by this art for the angst part, I love the idea of Mic being a parrot but when I found out Pirates were mostly , I got too excited over the idea of EraserMic and more angst instead of making him a bird.
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Pirates were very sexist, so not a lot of females. So on the sea's they had matelotages. These unions could range in meaning (fraternal, platonic, romantic, etc.) but were respected among most pirate crews. A partner was called your matelot, which can be interpreted as bunkmate. If one partner died, their matelot would have ownership of all their possessions. Matelots could take punishments for each other, and most fought side by side. In my opinion, a Matelotage is quite similar to marriage.
The Fantasy world this is set in, is kind of my own the basics you need to know about it is that in Cxharmrol, magic here is called Skrill. Skrill is different for everyone; there are many Skrill creatures, born with it or made from it. It all started when the stars fell. Giants existed many, many years ago. The Giants plucked stars, and some stars fell. Warm, large, star-shaped stones, each landing on the earth. Skrill runs through the earth, plants, waters and cities.
Each fallen star was infused with Skrill, and the giants went extinct. And from the Skrill stars, people and creatures we're born. There are schools and colleges to study Skrill. Overuse of Skrill can cause sickness but it can be replenished or healed by consuming a Skrill fruit/food, which is why many creatures migrate to places with more Skrill. Non-Skrill creatures cannot consume Skrill creatures or food, as it can give them Skrill poisoning, which causes illnesses, but thankfully its not deadly.
Cxharmrol can be a cruel place or a good place, some humans hunt Skrill-infused creatures to power kingdoms, money or weapons.
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