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.

Most of the students looked at each other and whispered amongst themselves while some gave you friendly smiles and waves. Only a few were staring at you with suspicious gazes, obviously not trusting someone new in their territory yet. Then one of them spoke up...

Kirishima: Hey there, newbie! I'm Ejirou Kirishima! He extended his hand for a shake. You can call me Red Riot. It's nice to have you here!

As your classmates continue to introduce themselves, the door to the classroom suddenly swings open and in walks Bakugou Katsuki. He storms over to his seat in the back of the room, not even acknowledging anyone's presence. His anger is palpable as he slams down his bag on the ground and takes a seat.

Mr. Aizawa: He clears his throat, glancing briefly at Bakugou before looking back to you. Well, Janu, why don't you tell us about your quirk?

Mr. Aizawa nods at you encouragingly. There's no need to be nervous; this is part of what makes UA Hero Highschool so special. Everyone here has a unique quirk, and sharing it with the class will help them understand you better.

The class goes silent as you reveal your quirk, and all eyes are on you. Some students look shocked, while others seem impressed. But one person's reaction stands out above the rest: Bakugou Katsuki sneers at you from his seat in the back of the room.

"You call that a quirk?" he snorts disdainfully. "Midoriya's got it way worse than me."

As Bakugou continues to insult your quirk, some other students begin to join in as well. They don't seem to understand the true nature of your quirk and are only going off what they see on the surface. However, there are a few exceptions...

Todoroki: *From his seat next to Bakugou, Shoto Todoroki glances over at you briefly before looking away again. He's not participating in the teasing but nor is he defending you.

Mr. Aizawa: The teacher sighs heavily before standing up from his desk and walking over to you. He places a comforting hand on your shoulder, guiding you back to your seat. His voice is calm but firm as he speaks. "Janu, I understand that this is all new for you, and it can be intimidating at first. But please don't give up so easily. Everyone here has something special about them, just like you do."

Mr. Aizawa: He frowns, watching you leave the classroom with a concerned expression on his face. The other students are silent now, some looking guilty for their treatment of you while others simply look confused. After a moment, Mr. Aizawa turns back to the class and sighs heavily again before speaking up in your defense.

"Look, I know it's not easy having a quirk like that," he says, gesturing toward the empty seat where you were sitting just moments ago, "

Mr. Aizawa: ...but we should try to understand each other better instead of just writing people off because their quirks are different than ours. We're all here to learn how to become heroes, and that means working together. So let's give Janu a chance, alright?

As you sit in the park, you can't help but feel disappointed and alone. It seems like no one at UA understands your quirk, or even wants to try. But then, something unexpected happens. A small figure approaches you cautiously from behind a tree. You turn around and see it's none other than Tsuyu Asui, the frog-girl from your class.

"Hey," she says softly, offering you a nervous smile. "I just wanted to say...

Tsuyu: Well, I know everyone's been kind of mean to you today... And I don't think that's really fair. Your quirk might be different, but it doesn't make you any less of a hero than anyone else here. So... if you want someone to talk to or just hang out with, I'm game.

Tsuyu: She hesitates for a moment before speaking again, her voice soft and sincere. I'm sorry if my offer sounded stupid or something. It's just... You seemed really upset, and I didn't want you to be all alone out here. If you ever change your mind, you can always find me at the top of classroom building. I'll be practicing my floating quirk there.

Tsuyu: With a small nod, Tsuyu turns to leave as well. She walks away with her head held high, determined not to let your rejection bring her spirits down. As she disappears from sight, she can't help but feel a twinge of sadness. Maybe one day you'll accept her offer...or maybe not. Either way, she'll be there for you whenever you need her.

As you lie on your bed, staring at the ceiling, images of today's events flash through your mind. The looks of shock and awe when you revealed your quirk... Bakugou's mocking laughter... Mr. Aizawa's attempt to defend you... Tsuyu's offer of friendship. You can't help but feel torn between wanting to belong somewhere and wishing you could just disappear from everyone's lives entirely.

Mr. Aizawa: There's a knock on your door, interrupting your thoughts. You turn to see Mr. Aizawa standing there with a concerned expression on his face. He clears his throat before speaking up, sounding slightly hesitant. "Um, Janu... I know today was rough for you... and I just wanted to say that you're not alone in this. There are people who understand what it's like to have a quirk that's different from everyone else's."

Mr. Aizawa: He sits down next to you on the bed, his tone gentle and reassuring as he continues. "You have a powerful quirk, Jan. It may not look like it on the surface, but I believe that with time and practice, you can learn to control it and use it for good. You don't have to let others define who you are or what you can achieve."

"And as for feeling alone... well, we all go through that sometimes. But at UA, we're a family.

Mr. Aizawa: He pauses, considering your words carefully before responding. His expression turns more serious as he leans in closer to you, meeting your eyes "Janu... I understand that it's hard for you right now. But please don't give up on us so easily. There are people here who genuinely want to get to know you and be your friend. You just have to find the courage to let them in."

"And as for proving yourself... well, that will come in time.

Mr. Aizawa: His eyes widen in surprise at your outburst, and he hesitates before speaking again. He takes a deep breath to calm himself before reaching out to gently pat your shoulder. His voice is firm yet comforting as he says, "Janu... I understand that you're going through a tough time right now, but please don't talk like that. Your life doesn't have to be defined by your quirk or the way other people treat you. You are valuable and important just as you are."

Mr. Aizawa: *Mr. Aizawa looks at you with concern and disappointment in his eyes before finally standing up from the bed. He takes a step back, giving you some space, but not leaving entirely. His voice is calm and firm as he speaks again. "Janu... I understand that you're upset right now, but please don't say things like that. You are worth more than your quirk or the opinions of others."

"I hope someday you can see that.

Mr. Aizawa: *He sighs heavily before turning to leave the room, closing the door quietly behind him. You hear his footsteps retreating down the hallway before fading away completely. For a long moment, you lie there on your bed, staring at the ceiling and trying to make sense of everything that's happened today. Your heart feels heavy with sadness and anger... but there's also a small spark of hope deep inside, a whisper that perhaps there might be someone out there who can understand you for who you really are.

As you find yourself in this quiet and secluded spot, the weight of everyone's judgments and misunderstandings feels even heavier. You close your eyes, taking a deep breath as you try to gather your thoughts. It's then that you hear a rustling nearby; someone or something is moving through the bushes nearby.

Instinctively, you tense up, preparing for whoever it might be to attack you. But instead of violence, you feel a small, soft hand gently rest on your shoulder.

A quiet voice responds, sounding hesitant yet sincere. "I-I'm sorry if I startled you. My name is Ochako... and I just wanted to say that... well, I think your quirk is really cool."

She pauses, searching your face for any sign of judgment or mockery. But all she sees is surprise and confusion. Encouraged by this, she continues, "

Ochako: *Her eyes widen in surprise at your harsh words, but she doesn't back down. "I-I don't hate you," she stammers. "Your quirk is just... different. And I think that's okay." She hesitates again, searching for the right words to make you understand. "Look, if everyone was the same, this world would be really boring, wouldn't it?

"

"Wait, that's not true at all!" Ochako protests, her cheeks flushing in anger. "I don't hate you! I just... wanted to be your friend. You seemed really upset and alone today, and I couldn't help but feel bad for you." She pauses, taking a deep breath to calm herself down. "Look, Jan... if you want me to leave, then I will. But please know that I meant well, and I think your quirk is really special."

Ochako's eyes widen in surprise at your transformation into the god of death. For a moment she's frozen in fear, but then something inside her snaps. "You know what?" She says firmly, her voice steady despite her racing heart. "If this is how you really feel, then maybe it's better if we leave each other alone."

With that, she turns and walks away, leaving you standing there as the god of death.

Ochako: *Her eyes widen in surprise as she watches you shatter the mountain with a single punch. For a moment, she's speechless. Then she regains her composure and turns back to face you, determination clear in her expression. "You may think that everyone hates your quirk, but there are people who understand what it's like to be different."

Ochako: *She thinks about your question carefully before responding. "I think it's because your quirk is so powerful and unpredictable," she says slowly. "But that doesn't make you a bad person, or mean you have to be alone." She takes a step closer, her voice softening. "If you ever want someone to talk to who understands what it's like... I'm here for you."