25: U.A.
Sports Festival 25: U.A.
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x Yuto and the others turned toward the footsteps.
U.A.’s Pro Heroes had arrived in force.
Principal Nezu led them into the USJ.
“My apologies, everyone,” Nezu said lightly.
“We’re late…” He was about to give instructions when his voice stopped.
Had the USJ not been invaded by powerful villains?
Had All Might not struggled against an enemy here?
Where were the enemies?
The facility was a wreck.
Unconscious villains lay across the floor.
Buildings had collapsed.
The zones looked less like training grounds and more like the remains of a battlefield.
But the powerful enemies were gone.
Aizawa walked over and explained what had happened.
As he spoke, Nezu and the other Pro Heroes’ expressions shifted with each detail.
Their eyes kept drifting toward Yuto.
By the time Aizawa finished, even Nezu looked genuinely surprised.
Yuto’s actions were difficult to process.
Earthquakes.
Tidal waves.
Fighting Nomu beside All Might.
Was this really a fifteen-year-old boy?
Dozens of Pro Heroes looked at Yuto at once.
Shock.
Surprise.
Encouragement.
And a few looks that were far too interested.
Nezu fell silent for a moment.
His Quirk gave him extraordinary intelligence, and that made his next words heavier.
Then he smiled.
“Everyone present today, there is something I need to tell you.” His gentle expression darkened just enough to make the air cold.
“No information about today’s incident is to leave U.A.
Especially anything related to Yuto Kanzaki.
Not one word.” His smile sharpened.
“Otherwise, you will be responsible for the consequences.” Everyone straightened.
“Yes, Principal Nezu!” Nezu’s pleasant smile returned as if nothing had happened.
Midnight, the R-Rated Hero, smiled with lazy charm.
“Principal Nezu, I think Yuto is in a dangerous position now.
The League of Villains has clearly set its sights on him.” “Then what do you suggest?” “For now, he should not return home,” Midnight said.
“He needs somewhere safe until the attention around this incident dies down.” Yaoyorozu stepped forward, composed but serious.
“Principal Nezu, Kanzaki and I are classmates, so commuting together would be convenient.
My family can provide a secure residence, and our security staff includes licensed Pro Heroes.” Class 1-A stared at her.
Nezu folded his hands behind his back.
“Then you and Midnight should discuss the details.” Midnight gave a small, unhappy huff but did not argue in front of the students.
Yuto stood there, confused.
He had no idea how this had turned into a negotiation.
Nezu looked back at him.
“Yuto, I agree that you are still in danger.
For now, don’t go home.
Wait until we have a better sense of the League’s movements.” Yuto nodded.
“Understood.” The police arrived soon after, and U.A.
locked down the details of the incident as tightly as possible.
They were worried about public panic.
They were also worried that Yuto would become a target.
After Class 1-A left, Nezu spoke again.
“All Might, your eye for talent is impressive.
Yuto really is excellent.” All Might had returned to his thin form and coughed up blood.
“He improves quickly and always exceeds expectations.
This time, he saved me.
Without his help, I doubt I would have been so fortunate today.” His expression became serious.
“Protecting him is our responsibility as teachers, and as Pro Heroes.” Aizawa nodded.
“Agreed.
He has the qualities of a hero.
The League of Villains will target him now.
We need to be careful.” Yuto had become both an asset and a liability for U.A.
Nezu’s eyes turned thoughtful.
“Then we will need to greatly strengthen security on campus.” Midnight frowned.
“A warp Quirk was already rare.
For one to be on the villains’ side is especially troublesome.” Then her mood shifted.
“Principal, you promised I could be involved in Yuto’s training.
Why send him to that girl’s house?
If he stayed under my supervision, I could handle his training personally.” Nezu coughed politely and pretended not to hear.
Nezu decided this particular matter was best left untouched.
Midnight continued to press the issue for a while before finally compromising.
Even though U.A.
worked hard to control the information, the attack on the school still reached the news.
Major media outlets covered the incident heavily.
The whole country started talking.
Online forums, television programs, and newspapers all covered the same story.
Tokyo International Television reported: “We continue our coverage of the recent attack on U.A.
High School.
Students from Class 1-A of the Hero Course were attacked by the League of Villains inside a disaster training facility.
The situation has been resolved, and one hundred seventy-two intruders were captured.
“According to available information, one U.A.
student fought fiercely and helped stop the attackers.
“At this time, the identity of the student remains unknown.
U.A.
High School appears to be taking strict measures to protect them.” The internet exploded.
“Is this real?
First-year students fought villains already?” “They captured 172 intruders?
U.A.
might have another All Might in the making.” “A first-year did that much?
A new star is rising.” “U.A.
must have seen his talent.
That’s why they’re hiding his identity so carefully.” “We’re the same age.
Why is the gap this big?” Comments poured in nonstop.
As the person at the center of it all, Yuto did not pay much attention.
For the next two days, he did almost nothing but sleep.
Tremor Drive – Gear Second had consumed too much energy, and his body needed rest.
Aside from that, there were no lasting side effects.
The only other headache was the argument over his living arrangements, but that was a problem for later.
Class 1-A was still lively.
The USJ incident had left a mark on everyone, but the classroom slowly returned to its usual noise.
Hagakure bounced in her seat.
“Hey, did you see the news yesterday?” Yuto nodded.
“What about it?” “Some of the class showed up for a split second, right?
I feel like I wasn’t noticeable at all.” Yuto paused.
Hagakure’s Quirk was Invisibility.
Of course no one could see her.
He chose kindness.
“No, you looked good on camera.” Hagakure immediately brightened.
“Really?” “The incident caused a huge stir,” someone said.
“Of course it did.
The Hero Course, where future Pro Heroes are trained, was attacked.” Kirishima sighed.
“If Yuto hadn’t gone Plus Ultra, I don’t even want to think about what would have happened.” Tsuyu nodded.
“Yuto-chan was incredible after transforming.
He fought that absurdly strong enemy with All Might.” Tokoyami’s voice was low.
“That kind of strength inspires awe.” With everyone praising him, Yuto felt a little embarrassed.
“Everyone did well.
It was a team result.” The class smiled at that.
Then Mineta suddenly burst into tears.
“Stop talking about it!
Just thinking about it makes me want to cry!” Bakugo slammed his palm against his desk.
“Shut up!
You’re all too damn loud.” Then he glared at Yuto.
“Kanzaki, I will surpass you.
Remember that.” The classroom descended into chaos.
Watching his classmates argue and laugh, Yuto allowed himself a faint smile.
This kind of life was not bad.
Click.
The classroom door opened.
Aizawa walked in, looking as lifeless as ever.
“Morning.” He reached the podium and looked over the class.
“Before today’s lesson, I have something important to tell you.
The battle is not over.” Bakugo grinned at once.
“That’s more like it.
Fighting’s the best way to settle things.” Mineta clutched his head in horror.
“Did the villains come back?” Aizawa shook his head.
“No.
The U.A.
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