"Finding Balance"

As I walked towards Oslo, his presence seemed to grow stronger, like a shadow lengthening in the fading light of day. I could feel his gaze on me, a constant awareness that I'd grown accustomed to. "You can be out in the world, but don't go too far, okay?" I said, my voice low and serious. Oslo's form seemed to shift, like a dark cloud coalescing into a more defined shape. He regarded me for a moment, then nodded, his movements almost imperceptible. I could sense his understanding, a silent acknowledgment of the boundaries I'd set. I smiled, feeling a sense of relief wash over me. It was strange, talking to a shadow, but Oslo was more than that. He was a part of me, a manifestation of my Quirk, and I had to learn to trust him. "Just remember, I'm counting on you to stay safe," I said, my eyes scanning the surrounding area. The streets were quiet, the only sound the distant hum of traffic and the chirping of birds. I felt a sense of peace settle over me, a sense of normalcy that I'd been craving. But I knew it was fragile, that the world was full of dangers, and I had to be careful. Oslo seemed to sense my tension, and he moved closer, his presence enveloping me like a dark cloak. I felt a surge of reassurance, a reminder that I wasn't alone. I glanced down at him, and for a moment, I could have sworn I saw a flicker of understanding in his depths. "Let's go," I said, turning to walk away. Oslo glided alongside me, his movements fluid and silent. We walked through the streets, a familiar rhythm developing between us. I felt a sense of freedom, a sense of possibility that I'd never experienced before. As we walked, I couldn't help but think about Aizawa-sensei's words. Trust no one, at least not yet. I pushed the thought aside, focusing on the present moment. I had Oslo by my side, and for now, that was all that mattered. We turned a corner, and a small park came into view. The sun was setting, casting a warm glow over the grass and trees. I felt a sense of peace settle over me, a sense of belonging. This was my world, and I was ready to explore it. Oslo seemed to sense my mood, and he moved closer, his presence a reminder that I was never truly alone. I smiled, feeling a sense of gratitude towards him. He might be a shadow, but he was my shadow, and I was grateful for his presence in my life. As we entered the park, I felt a sense of wonder, a sense of possibility. The world was full of mysteries, and I was ready to uncover them, one step at a time.