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Interning with Gunhead was... interesting. Don't get him wrong, it was really fun and helpful, Midoriya was just a bit surprised by it is all. He had sort of expected to see more quirk usage than this, for one thing. Perhaps he shouldn't have, though, considering that he applied because Uraraka said that the place taught matrial arts, which typically didn't allow quirk usage. He just constantly saw heroes using their quirks and nothing else, so he supposed that despite knowing that one shouldn't rely on a quirk so much, it was still expected in his mind.

Then there was the agency dorms, which were amazing in their own rite. They were offered to everyone in the agency, whether they were a sidekick, intern, or a regular employee. The rooms were big, but they weren't so big that it felt intimidating. Honestly, they had a sort of homey feel to them, even though Midoriya had only been in them for a few days. The rooms were clean, too, and the bed wasn't quite-possibly-broken like the one that he had back at home. It was pretty nice, even if they were pretty simple in design.

Maybe he was just surprised because he never really had a very good learning experience in his life, and yet this seemed to be one, looking him dead in the eyes. After all, elementary and middle school had mostly consisted of people picking on him for his quirklessness, and later, fearing his magical capabilities. And then in UA, he had to worry about being expelled by Aizawa. And then during the USJ, he had been kidnapped and he almost turned villain fuck fuck fuck-

He pushed that memory back, not wanting to dwell on it. Point was, the experience was new too him, and thus, very.. interesting. He didn't want to say weird, because weird would sort of imply that it was bad which it absolutely wasn't.

Currently, they were learning how to defend against knives, with Uraraka and Gun Head doing the demonstration. According to Gun Head, villains who didn't have strong quirks tended to either use knives or guns, and knives were much more accesible so that was what they were learning to defend against. It made sense - after all, Midoriya had decided to learn magic because he was quirkless, so it wasn't surprising that others would learn how to use weapons like knives in replacement of an offensive quirk.

Midoriya watched as Uraraka took a jab at their teacher with the knife, only for Gunhead to deflect it with ease. He made it clear what he was doing the whole time, likely so that they could actually figure out what was happening. The two of them went through it again a few more times, before Gunhead turned to face the group of students, "Alright, now you know what we're supposed to be doing, so pick a partner and we'll get started practicing!"

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Shinsou was starting to get worried. It shouldn't be worrying to him, honestly, but after stopping that robber with the skull mask, he kept finding more and more bones in alley ways. Most of them were from rats, birds and lizards, but once he had found what he swore was a human femur. Actually, with that in mind, he definitely should be worried.

He didn't know where they were coming from, nor did he know why they only came up in places that he patroled at as Neko, but it was honestly giving him the creeps. He had asked his classmates at UA about it, but they had only ever seen a couple of the ones he'd found, and figured that it was just a stray cat - the same thing he'd thought before he found the femur. But a cat would not leave a human femur lying around, nor would a cat only leave bones in the exact areas that he patrolled in, and nowhere else. It was creepy as hell, and Shinsou was starting to wonder if the skull mask man was stalking him or something. Though, that wasn't likely, since Shinsou had brainwashed him to forget what had happened.

No matter what it was, though, Shinsou was starting to think that maybe he should start patroling in a different area. Then this person wouldn't be able to follow him, at least. Thing is, Shinsou didn't really know where else he could patrol without moving to a different city, which would just be annoying. He probably should prioritize his safety over that mild inconvinence, but at the same time, there was a chance that he'd still be tracked down no matter where he went, and if push came to shove, he could always use his quirk on whoever was leaving these bones everywhere.