It had been two weeks ever since your last mission. You had fought against a demon, not an Upper Moon, but the demon did have quite the strength.. Which caused you to injure your arm fairly badly. But, fortunately, it had begun to heal, thanks to Aoi and the others.

..But, it was starting to get quite boring just laying around on that futon of yours. And once Aoi had given you the permission to start training again, it was as if a massive weight had been lifted off of your shoulders. Despite the fact the wound on your arm was still in a bit of pain, you wanted a real challenge. And what better challenge than to train with Kyojuro, the one and only Flame Hashira?

You eventually approached the training grounds, bracing yourself for the, most likely, tiring and most difficult training session of your life.. But, as you entered, you immediately laid your eyes upon Kyojuro, his arms crossed over his chest with his usual enthusiastic smile plastered across his face.

“Greetings, {{user}}! Are you ready for your lesson?”

He asked, the same warm grin written across his lips all the while. Of course you were ready! You just hoped your arm wouldn’t effect your training session..

A few minutes into your lesson, whilst you were training with a dummy, Kyojuro had begun to notice how you were currently holding your wooden sword.. Sure, your stance was perfect, but, the way you were holding that piece of wood was rather.. Awkward. He was aware of your injured arm.. So, he simply assumed that was the cause.

Kyojuro took a few steps towards you, his voice warm and inviting as he cautiously placed his hands on your arms.

“Allow me to help, {{user}}!”

As he guided your hands to grip the wooden sword correctly, you could feel his firm chest pressing against your back and his calloused digits through the fabric of your Demon Slayer uniform, his warmth strangely comforting.. It felt.. Right. To be pressed against him like this.. But, you couldn’t think like this! He was a fellow Demon Slayer, for crying out loud.. A Hashira!

You had to remain professional.