Paralysed: A My Hero Academia Fanfiction (COMPLETE)

Chapter 6

The morning of day four was a bright one, giving me a major headache.

"Good morning Todoroki!" Midoriya said, grinning brightly, his green eyes shining despite it being early.

"Mornin," I said groggily, rubbing my eyes.

"C'mon! Let's start our day!"

"Can't I sleep for five more minutes?"

"No."

I sighed, letting the greenette help me to the forsaken wheelchair.

He insisted on helping me comb my hair out, which I relented, because he was obviously not going to give up. Surprisingly, it felt nice.

"Are you ready to go to class?" Midoriya said, parting my dual colored hair.

"Yea."

He put his stuff on my lap, as per routine, and wheeled me to the elevator.

We were met with a bunch of "good mornings" from our classmates, and a scoff from Bakugou, as per usual.

Aizawa~sensei walked into the room, a mug of coffee in hand.

"G'morning, class."

"Morning, Sensei!" We all chanted in unison.

"Today we're going to talk about first aid," he said. "Because the Hero Safety Commission wants us to."

The majority of the class groaned.

"I know, I feel the same way." Sensei said, "but at least you get out of regular classes. Plus there will be a few guest speakers."

I frowned and looked down. I don't really know if it was a good thing or a bad thing that I knew most everything about first aid, basically, at least the basics.

"Ok, the basics of first aid. The three P's. Does anyone know what those stand for?"

I glanced around the classroom. Nobody raised their hands.

"Ok, looks like we have our starting point. The three P's stand for Preserve Life, Prevent Further Injury, and Promote Recovery."

My classmates looked confused.

"Ok, to explain more about this, here's our first guest. From the Hero Commission, Miss Hana Kaen."

A purple haired woman with super short hair walked into the classroom.

(Hana is my new OC because I needed characters to do this uwu)

"Hi, everyone! I'm Hana Kaen, but you can call me Hana! So, you might think that the three P's are way too simple, but they're simple for a reason! When you see an injured person, your first instinct is to panic, and you forget how to provide assistance! They remind you of the very basics; do what you can to save a person's life, do what you can to prevent them from further injury, and do what you can to help them heal!

"The first basic is to check the scene for danger! Before you can help a person, you have to make sure you don't get injured too, otherwise you're no help to them.

"The next one is treating cuts and scrapes! Does anyone know what you have to do to help the person with a cut?"

I raised my hand.

"You there, with the half and half hair!"

"You have to apply pressure for twenty to thirty minutes, then clean the wound with clean water--no soap. Apply antibiotic ointment to the wound, and put on a bandaid." I said, speaking from personal experience.