Muichiro X Y/N

Gyomei Training

Y/n's Pov:

"YES!!!" I yelled. "Y/n, it's too early for this, and what's in the letter?" Giyuu ask eating his breakfast

I look at the note and read it one more time to make sure I read it correctly.

Letter~

To- Y/n Tomioka

Y/n Tomioka I heard about your training with the wind hashira, Sanemi, your training with him has been cut short because of the incident, you may go on to the next hashira training.
Farewell

From- Ubuyashiki

"Yes!" I repeated. I glance at Giyuu who was looking at me if I was crazy.

"Here!" I tossed the letter to Giyuu and he caught it.

"What incident?" Giyuu asks. "Oh Tanjiro and I, also the other slayers fought Sanemi..like basically punching each other"

I said, "Did you get hurt?". "Well he did punched my stomach hella hard twice so it left a red mark".

"But other than that, I'm fine" I add.

Time skip-

"Zenistu Tanjiro good morning!" I yell as I ran towards them.

"Y/nnnn! I missed you!" Zenistu said hugging me, "I missed you too zenistu" I smile. "I wonder how's Inosuke doing" I said and the boys agreed

The two boys started to talk about stuff while I stare at the clouds. I then remembered the cloud ring Muichiro gave me.

I blushed as I look at the ring.
'im never going to take this off'

My thoughts were cut off when I heard the sound of water.

We three walked some more and saw a waterfall with slayers standing underneath it

'are they praying?'

"Welcome" a voice said behind us. We turned around and saw a big guy in fire?!

"I heard that's the strongest hashira, Gyomei" I said, "I see, but let's get started" tanjiro said

Once we get to the waterfall a bit closer we noticed Inosuke!

"Inosuke!" I yell in surprised, 'i should get started'

I took of my haori and tie up my hair, and lastly took of my shoes.

When my toe hit the water I immediately jumped back. 'its so cold'

'come on Y/n! You can do this!'

It took me everything to jump inside the water.

'cold cold cold cold'

I chant in my head.

Time skip-

After being in the cold water for a bit I had gotten used to it.