A Therapy Pet Like No Other

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In the morning, izuku could feel the sun in his eyes so he snuggled closer into his pillow. When was his pillow fluffy? Cracking an eye open he realised it wasn't a pillow but the tiger he had met yesterday. At that moment everything came back to him. His mum is dead and his dad left him. But he did make a friend. The tiger started waking up causing izuku to jump slightly.
"H-hello, miss tiger. I'm izuku!" The child said growing in confidence, smiling. The tiger responded with licking his face making him giggle. The sound made the tigeress happy as her cub was happy. Just then Izuku's stomach rumbled making him blush. Taking his survival backpack off he brought out a energy bar and a bottle of water. While eating and sharing his water with the now recognised tigress(which izuku found fascinating and funny to watch) he brought out a book on wild berries you can eat.
"I don't have many energy bars left and only one other bottle of water so I need to see what I can eat in here! Can you help me miss tigeress?" He said while smiling. The tigress licked his face as a way of saying yes that made him giggle. So they spent the rest of the day hunting for food and trying to avoid other animals.

2 years later

Izuku had gotten several scars over the years now but he was stronger, faster and more agile then ever before (or any 7 year old but he doesn't know that). He also got a quirk! It was mother nature's way of saying to survive. Or at least that's what tigeress said. Yes izuku could now understand her.

Izuku's quirk is called natural. It gives the holder the natural instincts of nature. So flora and fauna will listen to his command and he grows green delicate wings in times of need. He has come to know the jungle as his home and protects it from humans greed and despair. He keeps the balance and makes people turn away. Right now izuku is chasing some wolf cubs in a game off tag. It was all going well till he heard tigeress's growl. That means he's either in trouble or its bath time. He hates both. "I've got to go to tigeress now! Carry on without me little cubs!"