The 𝑔ℎ𝑜𝑠𝑡 of UA

The calling

Shota Aizawa was changing.

For better or for worse that was debatable I guess?

Aizawa thought it strange the other day, Nejire had supposedly 'committed suicide' which was a load of bullshit. The girl was so lively and kind, full of love and potential.

Normally news like this would have a light effect on Aizawa, maybe he wouldn't show it on the outside but he would definitely be sad on the inside. However as of late, Shota had lost his feeling of empathy, sadness and even some other emotions of which he would prefer not to admit to...

He had started to enjoy watching UA spiral into chaos, watching the students and teachers get what they deserve.

However,
Aizawa felt a little selfish.

Before he was just doing this to help his dear student Izuku get revenge. But now... oh it was a whole different story.

Shota did it for the pain.

He did it for the screams.

He did it for the blood.

He did it for his own psychotic pleasure, the pleasure of watching someone's light fade from their eyes. Their puny little life like a candle hanging above a body of water, destined to fall any minute.

Before Shota would do anything to save a persons life. Heck that was his fucking job! To save people! How ironic am I right?

The first time Aizawa realised his own change was at the sports festival. The way his dead black eyes lit with passion as death and terror overcame the stadium; screams like music to his ears.

It was like a trance.

Like something was hypnotising him. It was a strange and nostalgic feeling, like home. It felt like a breath of fresh air, bringing excitement into his dark life.

But how did it come to this you ask?

Izuku's presence is a main factor in this transition.

Izuku is a evil spirit as you know dear readers, evil spirits have a strange presence to them. Almost like an aura, or perhaps you could use the analogy of a black hole?

A black hole is a freak of nature. Something more powerful than the earth itself, it's darkest depths are unknown and mysterious. Similar to spirits in a way. Not much research is done on them so their seen as myths.

Anyways... the closer you get to a black hole, the stronger it's force is. In this case, it's the longer Aizawa spends with Izuku; the bigger the influence on his mind is.

Slowly... Izuku was making Aizawa evil.

Now to start off, we zoom to the perspective of principle Nezu. The little rat devil who takes his liking off tea a tad too far.

"Nezu! Nejire Hado has just com-" present Mic burst into the room, his face distorted with worry and anguish; features dark with denial. Nezu raised his paw to abruptly cut off the frantic teacher, taking a sip of his tea while not even sparing Mic a glance.

"I know, saw the whole thing on CCTV. Just clean up her body I don't care" Nezu cut off with a dismissive tone, shocking Mic to the core by how unemotional Nezu was.