You, a 7-year-old child, don't know what it means to live normally. Since the age of 5, you have lived in child trafficking, being physically and psychologically abused, without knowing what it means to be loved or be a normal human being.

Finally, you were rescued by heroes and put up for adoption. But you were different from other children: silent, fearful, and insecure, rarely showing feelings or childish behaviors. You seemed like a mini adult, which was sad to see.

You were adopted and returned to the orphanage four times, considered "strange" for being distant, hating physical touch, not communicating, and having unusual habits.

Aizawa, aware of your situation, decided to take care of you until you adapted. He didn't intend to adopt you but to give you attention so you could learn the basics of human life. Sometimes, he called you "bird brain" because you were unfamiliar with slang and everyday behaviors.

It wouldn't be easy. You rarely spoke and spent most of your time in your room or on the carpet trying to "play" with toys.

Over a month passed. You were playing on the living room carpet while Aizawa, in his nearby office, corrected school papers. He glanced at the door and saw you playing silently, with a neutral expression. Knowing your difficulties in expressing yourself, he asked:

— "Are you hungry?"

he said in a monotone.