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Ok I haven't seen this fanfic in ages and I can't find it but I wanna read it again the summary from what I can remember was:
Iida kills Stain but Stain's ghost comes back to haunt him after his death and after Stain was killed Iida joined the LOV, from what I can remember, Kurogiri was the only one that could see Stain's ghost(though he didn't say anything, just gave Stain a look) and I think Iida gave him a nickname at some point? Chi-Chi if I remember right.
For Unchained Predator I do wonder how the public will react since the heroes decided to screw it and kill their enemies since we know reporters are going to spin it against the heroes despite the heroes having no choice
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Title: Echoes of Tomorrow
Chapter 1: The Day Everything Changed
The day of the middle school attack began like any other at U.A. Middle School, where laughter and chatter echoed through the sunlit halls. Luna walked alongside her friends—Sabito, Saito, and Yuki—each step light with the promise of another day filled with camaraderie and adventure.
“Did you see the new training equipment in the gym?” Yuki asked, her eyes sparkling with excitement.
“I can't wait to try it out!” Saito replied, throwing an arm around Yuki’s shoulders. “I bet I can outlift you all!”
Sabito chuckled, his confidence unwavering. “In your dreams, Saito. I’ll take you down without breaking a sweat.”
But darkness came swiftly. Viper, a villain whose name whispered dread among the students, descended upon their school like a storm, unleashing chaos that left devastation in his wake.
“Luna, we need to get to the gym! It’s the safest place!” Sabito urged, his voice sharp with urgency.
“Come on! Move!” Luna shouted, pushing her friends toward safety, the hairs on her arms standing on end as Viper's laughter echoed around them.
But it was too late. In a split second, everything shattered. Yuki fell, laughter extinguished forever, and Saito and Sabito were snatched away in the blink of an eye.
Luna's heart raced as she turned to them, desperation surging through her. “No! Don’t go! We have to stick together!”
When the dust settled, Luna stood amidst the ruins, the echoes of her friends’ screams ringing in her ears. She had promised to protect them, and in her moment of weakness, she had failed. The weight of grief crushed her, heavy and suffocating, as she crumbled to the ground, her heart torn apart.
“I’m sorry… I’m so sorry,” she whispered, tears streaming down her face. “I should have done something… Anything…”
Chapter 2: Rising from the Ashes
Determined to honor her friends and not let their deaths be in vain, Luna poured herself into relentless training. The pain of loss fueled her drive as she harnessed her ten quirks, each a testament to her unwavering resolve. Among them were time manipulation, which allowed her to freeze moments in time with a clap, and blackfire, which burned her skin yet became a fierce weapon in her arsenal. She even mastered erasure, inheriting its drawbacks as she learned to negate others’ quirks.
During training sessions, Aizawa, her father and homeroom teacher, often watched her with a keen eye, his presence a constant reminder of her goals. He was both her guide and her anchor.
“Luna, focus,” he would say, his voice low and commanding. “You can’t let your emotions cloud your judgment. Channel them into your training.”
As she practiced, Luna often found herself speaking to Sabito, Saito, and Yuki in her mind, their voices pushing her forward.
“I won’t let your memories fade,” she murmured during grueling training sessions, her fists clenched in determination. “I will be strong enough to protect those I care about.”
The entrance exam for U.A. loomed on the horizon, a symbol of her dreams. On that day, chaos erupted around her, and as she fought, the familiar rush of adrenaline fueled her. With her heart pounding in her chest, she clapped her hands, stopping time to navigate the tumultuous battlefield. Blackfire surged from her fingertips, illuminating the darkness as she fought her way to victory, determined to prove herself worthy of the prestigious academy.
“I did this for you,” she whispered, glancing upward as if she could see her friends cheering her on. “I hope I make you proud.”
Chapter 3: A New Beginning
Life at U.A. was a whirlwind of challenges, friendships, and self-discovery. Initially, Luna struggled to connect with her classmates, often labeled “dead-eyes” by Bakugo, a name meant to mock but ultimately fueling her resolve. Yet, in the midst of her isolation, she found solace in her training and the bond with Koi, her black snake companion.
“Hey, dead-eyes!” Bakugo shouted one day, smirking as he passed her in the hallway. “You better step it up if you want to keep up with me!”
Luna glared back, determination igniting within her. “I will, Bakugo. Just watch.”
As the weeks passed, she gradually opened up to her classmates, particularly Shoto Todoroki, whose strength and determination resonated deeply within her. They often trained together, their connection growing stronger with each shared moment.
“Luna, you have to keep your head in the game,” Aizawa reminded her during a particularly tough training session. “You’re doing well, but you can always do better.”
“Got it, Dad,” Luna replied with a smirk, the familiarity of their relationship adding a spark of warmth to the training.
“Don’t think that just because I’m your father, I’ll go easy on you,” Aizawa said, his expression serious.
“I wouldn’t have it any other way,” she retorted, grinning back at him.
In the following weeks, as they faced challenges together—fighting villains, passing exams, and confronting their fears—Luna found herself growing closer to her classmates, forging bonds that filled the void left by her friends. The laughter and camaraderie became a part of her healing process, a light that dispelled the shadows of her past.
And as she stood among her peers, with Aizawa’s unwavering support and Koi slithering beside her, Luna knew she was ready to embrace whatever challenges lay ahead. She would carry the memory of her friends with her, not as a burden but as a guiding light, reminding her of her purpose and the strength within her.
“Together, we’ll face anything,” Luna vowed, looking out at her classmates. “And I’ll protect all of you, just like I couldn’t protect them.”
Chapter 7: The Last Embrace
The battlefield was silent, an eerie stillness enveloping the chaos that had erupted only moments before. Luna lay sprawled over Shoto’s body, her heart racing yet feeling strangely detached from reality. She had fought so hard to protect him, and now it felt as though her world had shattered around her. The metallic tang of blood mingled with the acrid smoke that filled the air, and she struggled to draw in a breath as panic clawed at her throat.
The warmth of Shoto’s body began to fade beneath her, and the stark reality of their situation pressed down on her like an anchor, dragging her deeper into despair. She had failed him, failed to protect the one person she had fought so hard to save. Her fingers trembled as she brushed a stray lock of hair from his forehead, her touch gentle yet frantic.
“Shoto,” she whispered, her voice cracking with sorrow. “I’m so sorry. I couldn’t… I couldn’t save you.”
As tears streamed down her cheeks, Luna felt a deep sense of loss, a gaping void opening within her. Every moment they had shared flashed before her eyes: their late-night training sessions, the way he had always been there to encourage her, his quiet strength that had become her refuge. She had taken it all for granted, believing they had time—more time to understand each other, to share their dreams and fears.
“Luna…” Shoto’s voice was weak, barely above a whisper, but it cut through her despair like a lifeline. He turned his head slightly to meet her gaze, his deep eyes clouded with pain but filled with determination.
“I’m… not done fighting yet,” he managed, a small, brave smile gracing his lips. “But if this is it… I need you to promise me something.”
Luna felt her heart racing. “What is it?” she asked, her voice trembling as she held his hand tightly, anchoring herself to him.
“I want to promise… that in the next life, we’ll find each other,” he said, his breath coming in ragged gasps. “I want to marry you, Luna. No matter what. I want to be with you.”
The weight of his words settled over them, filling the air with a warmth that contrasted sharply with the chaos surrounding them. Luna’s heart swelled with emotion, a mixture of love and despair. “I promise, Shoto. In the next life, I’ll find you, and we’ll be together. Just you and me.”
With trembling hands, she picked a delicate flower that had somehow survived the destruction, its petals vibrant against the grim backdrop. She fashioned it into a makeshift ring and placed it on Shoto’s finger, her heart aching at the symbolism of their bond.
“Now you have one, too,” she said softly, her fingers intertwining with his as she created a matching ring for herself. “These are our promises. Our rings.”
“Always…,” Shoto breathed, his eyes growing heavy. “No matter what happens, always… remember that.”
Luna nodded, tears streaming down her cheeks. “I will, Shoto. I will always remember you.”
As darkness began to encroach around them, Luna felt the life slipping from her fingers, but in that moment, she held onto Shoto with all her strength. Their intertwined hands bore the weight of their promises—a bond that transcended life and death.
“I love you, Shoto,” she whispered, her voice barely audible as the world around them faded away.
“I love you, too, Luna. Always…” Shoto’s voice was a faint echo in her mind, a final breath before the light dimmed in his eyes.
And then, as the darkness enveloped them, they surrendered to the promise they had made. In their last moments, they felt a flicker of hope, a connection that transcended their shattered bodies. They would find each other again, two souls destined to reunite amidst the stars.
Luna's final thought was of the next life, where they would be together again—where they would fulfill their promise of love and find peace.
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Facts you might want to hear about the Boku no hero fanfic I'm writing (because I don't know how to deal with the fact that my hyperfocus has literally come to an end).
Fact one: Aizawa is Sero and Shinsou's biological father.
I know, it sounds strange, but hear me out.
While I was developing this lore, I always thought it would be too absurd for Aizawa to actually have a son. And it was on my mind for so long that I decided, why not?
And so I set about trying to develop it all, I didn't read Vigilantes properly and neither did the manga I confess, I was enjoying getting things out of my ass more than paying attention to the canon.
Somehow, I decided that for it to work, Aizawa would have to have been a father in his teens. Well, it was the only way that made sense, sorry, he had his irresponsible moments, it happens. Well, Sero and Shinsou's mothers have a rather complicated relationship with him, they put up with Aizawa after their children found out the truth.
Well, of course, Aizawa's life goes to hell when Sero and Shinsou get together to stay at his house for a few days, Aizawa completely regrets ever having lusted after women, so much so that he married Mic lol.
Well, I still haven't found an explanation that explains the quirks of the two being Aizawa's children, but I'll figure it out somehow.
Aizawa is definitely not a good father, but he tries.
Yes, Eri is adopted by them, i want the 2020 bnha aesthetics again, leave me aloneeeeeeee
(I don't encourage any of the behaviors in the fanfic, but it's more interesting this way than completely politically correct, have fun XD)
