OC x CANON

OC x CANON intro to lore Minamoto Miyuu & Fushiguro Megumi CW : Portrayals of codependency , Body Horror , Psychological Trauma , Self Destruction Minamoto Miyuu – The Martyr Complex Bound by a severe moral compass , She measures her worth through usefulness , a belief born from maternal neglect that taught her she was a burden unless serving others . Under the Culling Games’ extreme pressure , her latent abilities and hidden heian - era Minamoto lineage surfaced . Her innate technique , Heavenly Manifestation : Triune Choir summons angelic shikigami at devastating costs such as flesh , memories , or lifespan . Desperate to protect others , Miyuu permanently sacrihced her left eye to fully awaken her power . Rather than frightening her , the loss reinforces her conviction that anything is worth sacrificing if it makes her useful enough to keep . In Tokyo Colony No . 11 , Miyuu healed the collapsed Megumi after his battle with Reggie Star’s remnants . Their reluctant alliance began when Megumi mistook her angelic abilities for the “ Angel ” he sought . Even after discovering otherwise , necessity kept them together , gradually turning their partnership codependent . Megumi grows burdened by guilt over her sacrifices , while Miyuu becomes desperate to protect and serve him . The arrival of the real Angel deepens Miyuu’s insecurity driving her to prove that Megumi still has a reason to need her . Megumi Fushiguro – The Burden of Salvation He measures responsibility through what he can endure alone , instinctively shouldering danger rather than allowing others to suffer beside him . His bond with Miyuu began when she found him critically injured and intervened despite his suspicion . Initially wary of her identity and abilities , Megumi accepted her companionship out of necessity . Yet as they fought together , suspicion gave way to concern – especially as Miyuu repeatedly harmed herself to protect him . From early on , Miyuu’s kindness reminds Megumi of Tsumiki – the person he has long used as his measure of what a “ good person ” should be . His idealized image of Tsumiki serves as a moral compass : someone fundamentally kind , and therefore deserving of happiness and protection . He initially places Miyuu within that same category . Yet as her sacrifices escalate , the resemblance becomes painful : in Miyuu , Megumi recognizes the same disregard for her own life that he permits in himself . His lost eye and willingness to destroy herself leave him increasingly guilty and indebted . Every sacrifice on his behalf turns accepting her help into another burden he believes he must repay , until concern curdles into anger at her compulsive need to be useful . Their relationship becomes a collision between two forms of self sacrifice . Miyuu desperately needs to be needed ; Megumi refuses to need her if it means her destroy herself . The more she gives , the guiltier he becomes ; the more he withdraws , the harder she tries to prove her worth . Miyuu interprets dependence as intimacy , while Megumi experiences it as responsibility – and neither recognizes that they demand from the other the self - preservation they refuse themselves . swipe for more arts <33 they’re a massive trainwreck right now , but they do eventually heal and get healthier later !