“Sakura, he doesn’t know what that word means and of course I look strong, right?” Sota asked, but got a non-amused look from both of them.
“Ummm.. you’re a teacher, what exactly do you teach that causes you to have such a busy infirmary? But whatever you do, you can’t go wrong with Sakura. She saved my life from some nasty poisoning a while ago.”
“I’m sorry, I forgot that I’ve not introduced myself properly. I’m Aizawa Shouta, a teacher at U.A High School for heroics not far from here. While we want the students to push themselves, some take it too far and become more of a hindrance at times.”
“Heroics?” Sota asked quite confused. What kind of world was this that you had people go to school to learn how to do heroic deeds? This didn’t seem like the world he was in before he woke up in Konoha.
“I’m sorry, you two have a lot of things to catch up to. Our society has a problem with villains using their quirks to…”
“Quirks?” Sota interrupted.
Aizawa sighed. “Special powers, breathing fire, super strength, flying etc. Making them a much bigger threat than what the average police officer can handle. So we train our students to become heroes to counter them and keep people safe.”
Ohh… kind of like being a ninja, just less blowing up stuff and less shady missions.
“Can we apply and is it well paid?” Sota asked, he had grown accustomed to his wealth from being a missing-nin and wouldn’t mind earning back the money he had lost during his time frozen. And it would give him the funds and the excuse to remake all his explosive tags. “I can breathe fire and it might not look like it, but Sakura here punches like a truck.”
Telling him about his fire jutsu instead of explosions might give him a bit better impression. One bag of explosives and Sakura is afraid he’ll blow up anything he looks at. So better make a better first impression now and rather bring in the explosives later.
“We’ll have our entrance exam in not too long, while regularly you need to pass a written exam, I might be able to pull a few threads for you two to get a chance giving your situation. Though I do warn you, it will be very hard work for you to keep up with the rest. But if money is your motivation I don’t think you’ll make a good fit. Haruno-san, I trust you as a medic to care about helping people, but can I get an honest judgement of your friend her, is he interested in helping people or just earn money?”