The sea has always been Sirius’s second home. As a sidekick for the Oki Mariner Agency, she’s used to dangerous waters, long patrols, and bringing people safely back to shore. But when Y/N joins the agency and starts getting paired with Sirius for patrols, something unexpected begins to develop between them. What starts as a simple partnership slowly becomes late-night conversations, playful banter, quiet moments beneath the stars—and feelings neither of them quite knows what to do with. But the ocean is unpredictable, and when one routine patrol turns into something far more dangerous, Sirius may discover that the person she’s been learning to trust is also the person she can’t bear to lose sight of.
After the death of Sir Nighteye, Nighteye Agency is left struggling to find its footing. The agency survives, but the loss of its founder has left a noticeable emptiness behind. Mirai Sasaki had built the agency around discipline, precision, and an unwavering belief that heroes had a responsibility to prepare for the worst—even when the future itself seemed hopeless. Months after his death, an aspiring young hero joins the agency. Y/n arrives with an unusual Quirk, a strong work ethic, and a reason for choosing Nighteye Agency that isn’t entirely professional. Rather than being intimidated by the agency’s reputation or the legacy of its former leader, y/n is determined to prove that Nighteye’s work can continue without becoming trapped in the past. Among the agency’s remaining heroes is Kaoruko Awata, better known as Bubble Girl. At first, Bubble Girl sees y/n as another rookie who needs to be trained. She’s friendly but professional, and she has little patience for someone who doesn’t take agency work seriously. Y/n, meanwhile, finds her energetic personality and sharp instincts surprisingly difficult to ignore. (I decided to post my first story for my birthday tomorrow)
