Mc will be something between a hollow, a vizored and an arrancar, he will have the urge to eat souls but will be able to shrug it off with the knowledge that no matter how many souls he eats, the hunger will never go away anyway
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Mc will have instinctive knowledge of hollows and that he is one, but he will have no memory prior to "spawning" in bloom's town. Mc and bloom will become friends before bloom meets stela
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*after faragonda interrogates mc with a truth spell*
Faragonda: "I decided to give mister *insert mc's name here* a chance to live, he may be a dark creature, a monster in species, but he seems to be an anomaly of his kind, he hates his own nature and genualy wishes to live a normal life as a pearson. I will be enrolling him in my school, both to give him the life he wishes for, and to quickly discover it should he one day decides to change his mind and become the monster his nature pushes him to be. If we DO discover we need to put him down one day, we will know right away and will not give him time to rack up a body count."
???: "Miss Faragonda, but what KIND of dark creature is he anyway?"
Faragond: "Acording to him, his species is called a "hollow", I have never heard of such a creature before and so I asked him to explain the species to me."
???: "So that is why the interrogation took so long? What are these "hollows"?"
Faragonda: "The explanation on hollows indeed took most of the time of the interrogation, but I must admit the explanation took so long partialy because of me, I needed 3 separate breaks to vomit when hearing what those monsters were, even now I think I will be needing therapy for life."
???: "Are these hollows realy that dark?! Then why let mister *insert mc's name here* into your school?!"
Faragonda: "Because, like I said before, he is an outlier. He vehemently wishes to NOT be a hollow, he may be a monster but he still thinks like a pearson and is constantly pushing back his instincts. I also think it will minimize the risk of him going evil, or feral, if he has friends by his side, he already became good friends to Bloom, separating them would be unwise."