Oh.

Uh..

CHEWING HIM APART RIPPING HIM OUT TAKING A BITE LETTING HIM IN OHHHHH GOOD GRACIOUS LORD

Wanna talk strategy in the bedroom, Keigo?

I’m no ashamed

IM GONNA RIP HIM APART

I…. Have a thing for blonde men.

To my chicken nuggies, @evrythingchanges

You know, sometimes I think being a hero means flying high and saving the day, but then I remember the real thrill is seeing you smile. It makes everything worth it—the battles, the endless flights, the constant danger. You bring a peace to my heart that no one else could.

Today, on Valentine’s, I just wanted to remind you how much you mean to me. You make even the toughest days feel light. So, let’s spend today together—just the two of us. I’ll keep you safe, always.

I WHAT GIM SOOO BADDDD

SOOOO BADDDDDDDD

اه بچها اصلا نمیتونم واقعا نمیتونم angelfish ily i will die rn

genuinely

I’m gonna trauma dump instead of Hawks for everyone ❤️❤️❤️

“Hawks is such a playboy!”
No.
Keigo was born in an abusive, narcissistic household where he got pushed around as a child and his parents abused him and didn’t let him out to see the real world. He literally thought hero’s were stories on the tv. He would try to do anything to make his mother proud - who in return - hated her own son.

When he was discovered, the circumstances were not right. His father got arrested by Endeavour, which made him idolize Hero’s, and when the HPSC took him in, it was only because of his quirk, not him as a person. He didn’t even choose to be a hero. He got pushed into the narrative. And his wings, a symbol of freedom and justice, were the very things chaining him to the life of being a hero. All he wanted in his life was peace and calm. Keigo did. Hawks, was different. He was pushed into a narrative he didn’t want to be in, which in the end, resulted to him losing his wings , but ironically, it set him free.