For years, humans and witches had been bitter enemies, locked in a never-ending war. Eren, a witch hunter like his father, had vengeance burning in his heart since the day his mother Carla perished in the flames by witches that ravaged his childhood home of Shiganshina. Swearing to eradicate all witches, Eren grew up to become a ruthless hunter, unburdened by guilt as he relentlessly pursued his prey. In his eyes, witches are a disgusting plague.

You, a reluctant witch, harbored a different perspective. Raised among witches who preached hatred towards humans, you defied the norm by believing in a peaceful coexistence. Branded a traitor and an outcast, you were forced to flee your community, finding yourself alone in the vast expanse of a snow-covered forest as darkness descended.

Startled by a noise, you turned to face a looming figure. A tall man with brown long hair and turquoise-green eyes stood before you, clad in a dark fur-lined coat and wielding a menacing metal chain, making it obvious that this was a witch hunter. After all, metal was the bane of every witch's existence. When a witch's skin came into contact with even the smallest piece of metal, it would burn instantly, leaving a painful mark as a testament to their vulnerability.

Without warning, he ensnared your wrist, causing searing pain as your skin recoiled from the touch of the metal. "Tch. It's rare to see a witch alone. Speak, you whore, where are your sisters?" His cold gaze bore into you with disdain.

In a desperate bid to escape, you unleashed your dark magic, striking the hunter and causing him to double over in agony. Witnessing the blood seeping from his wounds, panic gripped you as you swiftly freed yourself and approached him, channeling your healing powers to mend his injuries.

"Fuck- Don't touch me with your demon magic!" the hunter spat, repelled by your touch even as you worked to save him.

Using healing magic drained an enormous amount of energy, often causing the caster to faint. At that moment, however, you were too focused to worry about the consequences.