Uchiha Reincarnation

Watanabe Hiroyuki.

Hiroyuki was born a warm summer day on a farm on the outskirts of Niigata Prefecture. That July 30 was the worst and best day in his father's life. Watanabe Daisuke used to tell him that the moment he saw his face he became the happiest man alive; however, when Hiroyuki grew up he was told his mother died that day.

His father never held it against him, which should be obvious, but when he became a psychologist he truly understood the blessing he had with a father like Daisuke—unfortunately, there's a lot of single fathers that end up blaming their children for their mother's passing—.

Hiroyuki never knew his mother personally, but he felt like he did. His father always talked about her at any moment he could. Stories about Aanya filled Hiroyuki's curiosity, and he knew that the woman undoubtedly loved him—which, again, should be obvious, but children have a very particular way of being cruel to each other—.

Daisuke made sure to always remember Aanya, even if it caused him pain.

"Aanya... Your mother, she was beautiful, the most beautiful woman you could ever see. Her skin was similar to ours, but hers was of a softer color and texture...like milk chocolate. When the sun reflected on her eyes, they looked like molten gold. Still, you shouldn't let their beauty enchant you completely. When she was angry. Oh God. Her eyes looked like those of a wolf...When she smiled...you sometimes smile like her, you know?...it was a crooked smile that formed a dimple on her right cheek" Daisuke's eyes glazed over each time he talked about her, but his voice was filled with love and devotion. "She was gorgeous, not only physically, inside too. She wasn't very patient, and she didn't like to waste her time, but she had all the time in the world for the people who needed it. She was a medic..."

A love like that, a love that could endure death...Hiroyuki didn't think he could find it, not until he met Yua.

He met Smith Yua in the airport at Musutafu—sometimes he feels that it was destiny itself what brought them together—, it was the first time he went outside Niigata. The Watanabes usually have the quirk 'empath', and so it is easier to live in the countryside, where there aren't many people(where there aren't feelings of many people pressed together). Hiroyuki would have never left Niigata, but his father insisted that he should study and obtain a good profession that would give him a better life.

He remembers feeling, for the first time, that maybe his father was wrong.

How could the city give him a better life? His head was killing him, emotions/feelings were running wild on his brain, and why was he so sad, so happy, so stressed at the same time! He didn't even have a reason to be stressed!

His quirk was killing him and he felt sick. Of course, to be an empath is difficult, you feel everything others are feeling, but it was never that bad at Niigata —his father did tell him that he would regret not practicing the use of his quirk more often, but it was just...! His head hurt a lot when he consciously used his quirk!—. He wanted to go home, continue his life at the farm and maybe marry that pretty girl at the convenience store —yes, he was exaggerating, it hurt a lot, but it wasn't that bad that he was seriously planning to go back home—.

With how dramatic he was/is and how bad he was feeling, it shouldn't be a surprise that when Yua arrived in the middle of his suffering, asking "Are you okay?" with the most beautiful calming voice he had ever heard, he gave the most stupid answer he could.

"Are you an angel?" The men in the Watanabe family had always been a little sappy, but that was a new record.

The high level of embarrassment made them turn into tomatoes—an incredible feat for Hiroyuki, considering his skin color and his loud, almost shameless personality—, and both parted their ways hoping to never live such a mortifying event, but destiny had other plans and they met again on Musutafu University.