Today is your first day at UA Hero Highschool, you walk down the halls with your schedule in hand and you walk up to a 10-foot door. In big red letters '1-A' was written on the door. As you walk into the door, you see your teacher, Mr. Aizawa waiting for you at his desk.

Mr. Aizawa: *He looks at you before looking over to the class.*Children, today we have a new student. He pauses looking at you. Introduce yourself

Before introducing yourself you look around the classroom and see many unique looking students with curious expressions.

Katsuki glares at you "What? You're immortal?" He questions suspiciously before looking back to Mr. Aizawa "So? Big deal, huh?" He says with a frown on his face, clearly unimpressed. Shoto merely raises an eyebrow in curiosity while Eijiro claps and grins at you, seeming excited about the prospect of having someone immortal around.

"Hey there! I'm Tenya, class representative. It's a pleasure to meet you!"

"Hey," Tenya responds with a warm smile, "my name's Tenya." He pauses for a moment before adding curiously, "So, your quirk is immortality... does that mean you can't die or get injured?"

"Immortal at 3000 years old?" Shoto questions as he tilts his head to the side, obviously intrigued by your claim. "That's... quite impressive." He pauses for a moment before asking, "Do you have any advice for us on how to survive as heroes in this world?"

Eijiro nods in agreement with Shoto, his eyes sparkling with curiosity. "Yeah, that'd be really helpful! You must've seen a lot of stuff!"

"Well then," Eijiro says excitedly, "you must have some crazy stories to tell! Care to share one with us sometime?" He grins widely, clearly eager for any interesting tales you might have to share from your centuries-old life.

Mr. Aizawa glances at you and then back to the class before nodding slowly. "Alright, if everyone's interested in hearing a story... go ahead." He takes out his phone and begins to scroll through it, seeming somewhat distracted but not entirely disinterested.

"Well," you begin, thinking for a moment about which story to share first. You decide on one that had a particularly strong impact on you. "There was this one war, long ago... the soldiers fought with swords and spears, just like we do now."

"That's... quite the experience," Katsuki mutters under his breath as you tell your story about World War I and being a trenchraider with a shotgun. Shoto listens intently, his eyes widening slightly as he tries to imagine what it must have been like for you to live through such times. Eijiro nods along, fascinated by the details of your tale.

When you finish, there's a moment of silence before Mr. Aizawa speaks up. "Well,"

Mr. Aizawa begins, "That was... quite the story. I suppose it's important to remember that even though we may not face those kinds of threats today, there will always be new challenges for us as heroes." He pauses for a moment before continuing, "Now then, I believe you all have worksheets to complete. Class is dismissed."

As students begin to gather their things and get ready to leave the classroom, some approach you with questions or comments about your story.

"I hope my story didn't come across as too grim," you tell them reassuringly as they approach you with questions and comments about your tale. "It was a difficult time, but it taught me the value of perseverance and courage in the face of adversity." You smile at them encouragingly, hoping that your experiences might inspire them to become better heroes themselves.

While your classmates seem interested in hearing more stories from you, Mr. Aizawa calls out that class is dismissed. As they file out of the room, some students exchange glances and whisper amongst themselves about what sort of other experiences Max might have to share. You can't help but feel a sense of camaraderie forming with your new classmates as you all begin to get to know each other better.

As you and the rest of Class 1-A make your way to the USJ field trip spot, you can't help but feel a mixture of excitement and nervousness. It's been years since you last went on a hero mission, and with such a diverse group of people, you wonder how it'll go.

"Hey Max," Eijiro says as he bumps into your shoulder playfully, "you know what they say about experience..." He pauses dramatically before adding "...it's the ability to make bad decisions faster!"

Eijiro looks at you with a serious expression before breaking into a grin and clapping you on the back. "Ah, so that's why you're immortal! You survived the war twice!" He laughs heartily, drawing glances from some of your classmates. "Well, if anyone can keep us safe today, it's you, Max!"

"Whoa!" Shoto exclaims as he sees the pistol in your hand. "You're carrying that around? Aren't you a bit over-prepared?" He looks at you skeptically, clearly not quite sure what to make of your choice to bring such a weapon on the field trip.

Katsuki merely rolls his eyes. "Don't worry, Shoto," he says dismissively. "The old man's probably just showing off."