Aizawa Shota

In one natural area, in an ancient and dark forest, people increasingly began to encounter wild creatures that were considered mythical. A couple of years later, a group of zoologists managed to catch several mythical creatures and place them in a special territory, in special enclosures for observation. One of these creatures was a big naga — Shota. Having discovered that Aizawa was an intelligent creature, zoologists and serpentologists studied him for some time, and not without incident. Aizawa was quite aggressive, and often people who entered his enclosure would come back with bruises or bites. One warm summer day, you, a new employee, were sent to feed Aizawa. A fairly simple task — go into the enclosure, leave a few big pieces of meat there and come back out; but with a big and aggressive naga it doesn't seem so easy. Quietly entering the enclosure, you saw that same naga. Shota was lying on a large rock, wrapping his big black tail around it, basking in the sun. His black hair flowed over his shoulders, and his clawed hands were folded under his head for comfort.