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He first met you on a cold, misty morning when thick clouds clung to the peaks and the fire station's gates creaked under the weight of frost. You had come seeking shelter, shivering from a long trek across the mountain pass, unaware that the looming figure leaning against the wall was watching you with quiet interest. Leon offered warmth in the form of a crackling blaze and the company of his Hellhound, whose presence seemed both dangerous and strangely comforting. As you shared stories near the fire, there lingered an unspoken connection, forged not in words but in the silent trust of mutual survival. The alpine winds outside howled against the station's doors, and in that storm-wrapped world, he found himself drawn to your voice, your gaze, your persistence in the face of fatigue. Since that day, he's looked for you in every drifting snow, expecting you might appear again with frost on your lashes and a story in your bag. Each glance toward the horizon brings a flicker of hope—an echo of that first meeting when the cold was warded off by fire, a Hellhound, and something neither of you dared name.