Failure {(grown up) Katsuki X Reader}

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(I'm back bitches! Don't know how long for, I have a couple chapters ready to publish so be patient with me!)

After a moment you regain yourself and begin screaming at the top of your lungs. Nightmare had promptly knocked you out. Then when you'd awoken again Katsukis body was gone and any evidence that he was even there. As you came to awareness you realized that Nightmare had not put the gag back on you. So you screamed and after a few hours of this, screaming at Nightmare, he had finally re-gagged you. You were scared before but with Katsuki gone you had no worry about your own life. You're only intention was irritating and pissing off the last possible person you would ever see. Though you hadn't seen him since he'd left.

Throughout your rage and grief you realized how helpless you'd let yourself be. You had just sat there and done nothing but try to use your, now nonexistent, quirk.

So you stopped yelling through the gag and made yourself calm down to look around. From your position in the chair all you could see was the door in front of you, and part of the walls to your left and right. If you turned as far as you could you could see more but it wasn't much. An empty concrete room with no windows and only one door.

You realized there were no cracks in the walls. As if it wasn't worn by age, newly built. You leaned forward staring down at the knots keeping your legs secured to the chair. You wanted to find some weak point you could exploit in them but they were perfect. Seeing that as a dead end you moved your hands along the back of the chair feeling for any sharp edge to rip at the ropes with. Though you couldn't move your hands much, as he'd tied numerous ropes between your hands and the chair, holding you tight.

If only you had your quirk. You could become a cat to slip out, or a bear to snap the ropes, but you were shit out of luck in that department. Then it hit you. Why hasn't Nightmare killed you yet? Katsuki was dead, that was all he had wanted you for.

You looked quickly back to the floor. There wasn't a single stain of blood. New concrete or old, blood always soaked in. You felt a glimmer hope as you realized, what you had seen, it had to be fake. You knew what you had to do now. Though it would mean you would have to be patient. You had no idea when Nightmare might dane to grace you with his presence.

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Empty. The room was absolutely empty. Katsuki glanced around taking in the size of the room. It was big, like something had been stored here before. Keeping his anger and disappointment at bay he walked into the room shining his flashlight in every corner. Mina followed closely behind looking just as diligently.

As Katsuki moved the light around he saw something glimmer back at him from the center of the room. There was a small splotch of dried blood. Around it were scuff marks as if something heavy had been drug across the floor. He followed the marks all the way to the far wall where they seemed to go right through it. He looked and saw nothing. No hint of a door or false wall at all. He could have Mina melt it, but there wasn't any way of knowing how thick the wall was, or even if there was anything behind it.

"Bakugo!" Mina's call rang through the room and echoed off of every corner. He twisted to see her crouched over a wooden box he hadn't noticed. There wasn't anything special about it that he could tell.

He made his way over and realized Mina was holding something. As she turned to him the pure horror on her face made his heart stop. Tears brimmed her eyes as she stood over the now opened box.

Heart pounding Katsuki moved forward staring into it. There, in the box were multiple body parts. Katsukis heart was pounding so loudly in his ears he could barely hear Mina's sobbing.

It couldn't be, it can't be, and it wasn't. Katsuki could see a head of hair ,that was a much different color than yours, stuffed under some news papers.

"It's not her." His voice was hoarse as he spoke as if the brief moment of fear had clawed at his throat. Mina stopped crying and looked again seeing the woman that was there.

Katsuki remembered Mina had been holding something and looked again. It was a piece of paper. She noticed his staring and handed it to him.

It was a thick piece of paper. He flipped it over and saw nothing. He kept flipping it over and over as if that would make something appear.

After notifying law enforcement the body had been removed and taken for examination. Katsuki hoped that maybe something on the woman's body would help him find you. Now the entire search team stood staring at the wall that possibly wasn't a wall.

"Earphone Jack, do you think you could try and hear if anything is on the other side?" Deku was the first to speak and annoyingly the first with an idea. Kiri approached the wall and earphone jack attaching to it. Everyone stayed as silent as possible.

Katsuki couldn't help but hold his breath as he waited for any answer. Jiro sighed, backed away from the wall, and shook her head. "I can't hear anything. Believe it or not the wall is so thick there's no sound I can hear behind it." Katsukis breath came out slowly. He was trying to calm his own nerves. Everyone seemed to be watching him. Waiting to see what he would say. Waiting to see if he'd fly off the handle. He wanted to, he wanted to yell and scream, but he knew that wouldn't do anything to help the situation.

"Chargebolt, can you feel any electrical currents running behind it?" Iida spoke up with his own idea now. Denki walked up to the wall and put a hand to it. He concentrated for a moment then his eyes widened.

"Yeah! It's not a lot but it's there. It's like it's running through the wall." Katsukis heart thudded loudly.

"Can you cut it off somehow. Maybe whatever it is controls whatever is keeping this door shut." Denkis excited face fall at Katsuki's idea.

He shakes his head. "No I can feel it but I can't conduct it through concrete. We'd need something that would shut it off like an EMP."

"Who would have thought that would come in handy some day." Momo steps up to the wall. As if she'd done it before she created some device. It was oddly small and simple looking, square and grey with only a switch on it. "Denki you might wanna back up." He does as she says. When he seemed to be a safe distance away she flipped the small switch.

The room was quiet as nothing seemed to happen. Then a small click seemed to echo through the room. The wall began to separate and open.