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My Hero Academia: Tornado of Terror

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Chapter 3: Green Hair and Green Hair Are Relatives!

My Hero Academia: Tornado of Terror

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“That just now was…!” All Might looked at the already restrained Sludge Villain in surprise.

Just now, he had already been prepared to worsen his serious injuries and force himself to act against that Sludge Villain.

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All Might had not noticed Tatsumaki.

After all, his attention had been completely drawn to the Sludge Villain.

Now, however, he began searching through the crowd, only to find nothing.

“Just now, it seemed like there was someone whose body was faintly glowing!” All Might had an excellent memory, and he quickly picked out one detail in the crowd that had been different from before.

He searched left and right, but he could not find that person at all, which left him somewhat disappointed.

However, he did not keep obsessing over finding that person.

Instead, he turned his attention to the boy currently picking up his books from the ground.

“Young Midoriya, it seems I misunderstood you.” “I almost became one of those people who can only flap their mouths and do nothing.” All Might made an important decision in his heart.

Then he glanced at young Midoriya before leaving the crowd.

“Doing good deeds without leaving my name behind, that is exactly who I, Lord Tatsumaki, am!” At this moment, Tatsumaki was extremely happy because she felt that she had done a good deed.

So when she went home that day, she deliberately drank two extra bottles of cola and ate an extra bag of chips.

After playing games at home for a few days, Tatsumaki cleared the game and had to go buy a new game cartridge.

Beep, beep, beep!

But then, the phone at home suddenly rang, leaving Tatsumaki rather surprised.

She had not expected that someone would actually call her.

Wasn’t there basically no one who cared about her?

“Hello, this is Tatsumaki?” Tatsumaki thought it was a sales call, but she decided to answer anyway.

What if it was a girl with a nice voice?

“Is this Tatsumaki?” “I’m your aunt, Inko Midoriya.” “Do you have time to come over to my place for dinner recently?” Izuku Midoriya’s mother, Inko Midoriya, suddenly called Tatsumaki.

“Aunt?” Tatsumaki felt like there was no such person in her memories.

“Yes…

I’m your mother’s cousin.

I only recently found out that something happened to your mother and father.

I never contacted you before, and I’m truly sorry.” “You’re living alone now, right?

If you feel comfortable with it, it’s all right for you to move into my home too.” Inko Midoriya explained the situation to Tatsumaki.

“Is this because we’re both green-haired?” Tatsumaki was completely stunned in her heart.

Still, having a connection, and with the protagonist’s mother at that, felt a little strange.

“I’m making fried chicken wings and tempura today.

Do you have time to come over?

I’ll prepare a little more!” Hearing no sound from the other side, Inko Midoriya could not help feeling a little worried, afraid that the child had gone down a bad path, so she immediately said that.

“All right, I’ll be there soon!” Hearing those two foods, Tatsumaki felt that she could no longer keep staying at home and directly agreed.

After noting down the address, Tatsumaki headed toward Izuku Midoriya’s home.

She had to get there early and eat more.

Living alone at home, surviving every day on instant noodles and chips, had already made her feel like she was becoming somewhat malnourished.

At a time like this, she needed some meat to replenish herself.

Ding-dong!

The doorbell rang at Izuku Midoriya’s home.

“Izuku, hurry and open the door.

It should be your older cousin Tatsumaki.” Inko Midoriya was frying tempura and did not have time to leave, so she shouted to her son.

Izuku Midoriya agreed, then immediately came out of his room and ran over to open the door.

“Yo, you must be my younger cousin.

I didn’t expect you to be this short!” It was rare to see someone on the same eye level as her, which made Tatsumaki feel a little happy.

So it seemed she was not the only one this short!

“C-Cousin!” Looking at that head of green hair, Izuku Midoriya figured he probably had not mistaken the person.

However, being called short still made him very unhappy, though he could not really say anything.

He only led Tatsumaki to the dining table, then silently returned to his room.

He had not been back for long.

Thinking of what All Might had said to him, his heart grew excited, and he felt that the time had come for him to change.

As for Tatsumaki, she did not pay any attention to Izuku Midoriya at all.

She was just staring eagerly at the food already placed on the table.

Because of her upbringing, Tatsumaki did not allow herself to sneak a bite.

She could only look at it with hungry eyes.

“Tatsumaki, it’s been so long.

I didn’t expect you to have grown this much!” Inko Midoriya carried the tempura out from the kitchen.

When she saw Tatsumaki sitting beside the chair, she even thought it was her son at first.

Only after taking a careful look did she recognize that this was Tatsumaki.

“This is a gift!” Tatsumaki lifted two boxes of milk.

When visiting someone’s home, it was still proper to buy something.

Tatsumaki at least knew that much.

Besides, after bringing a gift, she would not have to hold back so much when eating.

In order to eat to her heart’s content, Tatsumaki had brought two boxes of milk with her.

“Oh my, you’re really too polite.

You don’t need to bring these things next time!” Although Inko Midoriya said that, the smile on her face made it clear that she was still very happy.

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