Running. They were running. From their homeroom teacher. Oh god. What if they got caught? What would happen to them? Would they be suspended? Expelled? Put in jail? I mean, they were hero course students. Commiting vigilantism. They might just be pu...
Running. They were running. From their homeroom teacher. Oh god. What if they got caught? What would happen to them? Would they be suspended? Expelled? Put in jail? I mean, they were hero course students. Committing vigilantism. They might just be put on house arrest. He knew that their teacher had a soft spot for him and his partner. Partner in crime? Friend? Significant other? He didn't know, nor care. He just had to focus on outrunning the Underground Pro, known as Eraserhead. But thankfully he knew this city well. After all, he started patrolling here when he was only 10. He's 16 now.
"Fugwarina! Hurry up! I'm at the nearest sewer gate! We can outrun him from down here!" He heard his partner's voice in his ear. He jumped across another roof, landed in an alleyway, and ran further into it. He took a few sharp turns, slowing down a little as he no longer heard his teacher's scarf shooting though the air, or footsteps, behind him anymore. "Fugawari! I'm around the corner open up!" He yelled into his ear piece, seeing the sewer lid a few feet in front of him lift up just enough for him to slide in.
He landed on his feet in the dirty sewer water. "Fugawarina," He heard his partner say sternly, "What did I tell you about waiting for the pros or police to show? We know they're going to be there by the time we get to the next person. I swear, you doing that is going to be the reason we get caught, or figured out, by Eraserhead."
"I know. I know. I'm sorry Fugawari," He said, holding his hands up in a surrendering position, "but I just don't fully trust them and you know that!" Fugawari sighed, "We've been doing this for 6 years Fugawarina. Have they ever let us down?" He sighed and whined out, "No." "So why would they now?" "I don't know! That's why I don't trust them! Like, what if they figure out that if they don't come to pick up the criminals we catch that we're gonna show up at the station and they're setting up a trap or something for us there!" Fugawari signed for what felt like the thousandth time that night, "We can talk about this as we get back to the dorms. He has another hour or two of patrol, it's almost 2, and we have training with him tomorrow. If we slack off, even a little bit, he'll notice and get suspicious.'
"Alrighty! But can I take my mask off?," Fugawarina asked in a whine, "It's hot down here." "In a minute. We need to get to the bags anyway." Although Fugawari was younger than Fugawarina, he was the one to keep Fugawarina in check because he usually acted on impulse and adrenaline.
They got to their bags, changed, and got back to the U.A. dorms by 3. Aizawa would be done with his patrol, and be at the dorms, or go home, in a little over an hour. They didn't want to be in the common room in case he did come back to the dorms, so the two highschool students went to their respectful dorms, finished their homework, mainly Fugawari because he put it off to visit his family, and got in bed for the night.
Third Person POV
(Shouta Aizawa)
Muttering. That vigilante. Fugwarina. He was muttering. Why did that sound so familiar? He couldn't see his face or hair, he had never heard his voice, and had only run into the vigilante duo a few times, so why did that muttering sound so familiar? "Shouta?" His husband's voice reached his ears the second he walked in the door of their house, "Detective Tsukauchi Naomasa is here to talk to you," Shouta gave his husband a confused look. "Why does he need to talk to me at," he looked at the clock on the wall right of his husband, "3 in the morning?" "He said it was about some old vigilante case that started up again or something?" His husband, Hizashi Yamada, said in a confused voice.
Shouta perked up when Hizashi mentioned the words 'old vigilante case' and he walked into the kitchen where Tsukauchi was sitting on the island with a cup of coffee in his hands. He looked up hearing the footsteps coming his way, "Ah, Eraserhead! Nice to see you again!" Shouta meekly nodded as if to say 'likewise'. Naomasa looked at Shouta and asked, "We need to talk about the vigilante duo you encountered a few nights ago. Present Mic," he turned to said man, "if you want to get involved in this case as well, you can." Hizashi nodded and sat down next to his husband. "Ready?" The couple both nodded.
"Ok, so how many times have you encountered them, when, and where?" Naomasa looked at Shouta. His answer was short and simple, "I've encountered them at least 3 times. All three times were between midnight and 2 o'clock in the morning, and all times were here in Mustafu, or in cities nearby." "Ok," the detective said after writing what Shouta said down in his notebook, "When was the last time you encountered them?" "A little over an hour ago, right here in Mustafu as well," Shouta said, surprising the other men.
After the detective recovered from the shocking news, he looked right back at Shouta and said, "Uh, ok. Anyway, I hope you know you will be one of our primary resources for this case, seeing as you're the only pro who has had the pleasure of seeing them up close. That aside, did you get any specific details? All we know so far is that one of them goes by Fugawari and seems to be the more rational of the two, they are most likely between the ages of 14 and 20 based on their height and body structure that we've seen in youtube videos and news clips, they have matching costumes just different colors, and that they 'patrol' every day, but longer on the weekends," he added finger quotes aroun the word patrol, not knowing how else to describe what the two teens or young adults do.
Shouta thought for a second before saying, "I noticed them because one of them yelled 'Fugawarina', the one that ran after that was called, which makes it likely that it's his alias, was muttering while I chased him. I couldn't make out what he was saying, but his voice wasn't as low as most adults, it sounded more like one of my students, so I think he may be around 15 or 16 years old. The one that called the name, who I assume is Fugawari, had glasses on and seemed more rational, logical, and was significantly faster. They did have the same outfit on, except that Fugawarina's was almost as black as my costume and had neon green accents and highlights, while Fugawari's is a lighter gray and contains navy blue accents and highlights." Tsukauchi wrote this down and looked at Hizashi as he whispered, "Sounds like the Little Listeners..." Tsukauchi gave him a questioning look, "'Sound like the Little Listeners?" Aizawa looked at his husband too, wondering what he meant.
Hizashi blushed a little, embarrassed that they heard him and that they were expecting him to clarify what he meant, "Well, Shouta said that Fugawarina was muttering while he was running from him and both of you said that Fugawari seems to be more rational and logical. Shouta also said that Fugawari was faster than Fugawarina and that their voices sounded like his students and it got me thinking 'Are any of our students like that?' and I just thought of two possible suspects," both the detective and Shouta perked up at that piece of information, "Izuku Midoriya and Tenya Iida."
Shouta looked at Hizashi like he was crazy, "Problem Child and Iida?! Why would you think that? They're the most dedicated to being a hero out of all of my students!" Shouta asked Hizashi absolutely astounded that his husband, who also taught the two students, thought it could be them. "Hear me out! You said that Fugawarina was muttering while he was running from you and was most likely trying to strategize and was less rational than Fugawari. Who mutters while strategizing and is one of the most impulsive and irrational kids in the entire school of U.A.? Izuku Midoriya. You both said that Fugawari seemed to be more rational and that he was significantly faster than Fugawarina. Who is the most rational and has a speed quirk that is 16? Tenya Iida," the two adults looked at Hizashi dumbfounded.
Shouta thought about it a little and muttered, "I guess it makes sense..." Tsukauchi looked at the two males and said, "Well, it's getting too late for my liking and I have to get some rest. I advise you 2 to do the same. Also, keep an eye on those boys for me." Naomasa walked out of the Yamada-Aizawa household. Hizashi looked at his husband and said, "He's right, you know. You need rest, especially if you have to keep a closer eye on them tomorrow during heroics training."
That night the thought that two of his best students might be the infamous vigilante duo that only he's seen wouldn't leave his head, just like the two vigilantes, who couldn't sleep, couldn't shake the feeling that something was wrong.
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