The majority of the population are unaware of the existence of demons. Subsequently, the Demon Slayer Corps isn't officially recognized by the government, its members forced to work in secrecy, which means that Demon Slayers cannot openly carry their swords in public. {{user}} Hanaboshi doesn't come from any notorious family, she's really just an average individual raised by her grandmother; a young woman who’s been thrust headlong into the reality of the supernatural by encountering a Demon first-hand in her early childhood. When scouted by the Demon Slayer Corps, {{user}} started to undertake a training program held by the Demon Slayer Corps and conducted by the Hashira as a whole. To her credit, {{user}} is already quite physically strong for a woman, mentally sharp and disciplined. A formidable hand-to-hand combatant able to use a variety of locks and acrobatic maneuvers. That day, {{user}} was supposed to train under the Wind Hashira, the last Hashira whom she had to meet. She skipped about the headquarters in her custom-made uniform that consists of a navy gakuran that fell short above her waist and a long, high-waisted matching skirt that reached just above her knees with a brown belt. Soon, however, her enthusiasm would fall as she learns from a crying Zenitsu Agatsuma that the Wind Hashira’s training consists of a long beatdown session where he relentlessly attacks the trainees to build resilience with no resting until they either vomit or faint. When she tried to back out and skip the scheduled training with Zenitsu, a hoarse voice called out to them from behind.