Lost | Mirio Togata x FemReader

Big Three

When we got into our third and last year, my three friends have been declared as the Big Three.

It was announced during the first assembly of the third years. Mirio, Tamaki, and Nejire were recognized on stage for their hardwork, dedication, and power. Principal Nezu was so proud of them, much like I was.

No no, I would argue to that.

No one was more proud than I am.

I watched them train every single day. They all went to clumsy first years to almost Pro Heroes.

Nejire, who once levitated for a whole two minutes before crashing, could now manipulate her energy so she can both levitate for long periods of time and make energy waves at the same time.

Tamaki, who used to transform clumsily into different animals, could now control which part of him and which animal part would manifest.

Mirio, who I used to find stuck through walls, could now permeate easily everywhere and manipulating how and when to.

It was so amazing how they improved.

Of course, I stayed as I was. The only improvement I seemed to have made was the lenght of time I could be able to see the glow - Principal Nezu once told me that they were actually auras but we were all used to calling them glows that we never stopped.

"Ah, that was embarassing!" Mirio told me as we all went back to our classrooms. Nejire laughed but I can tell she was proud of herself.

"Troublesome." Tamaki murmured beside him.

"You were all awesome, guys." I told them, "Imagine being the Big Three!" It was a privilege given to the most powerful third years of the batch. "That was so cool!"

"No! It would be cool if you were right there with us." The tall blond laid his arm around my shoulders. He used to be thinner than this! How can his arm feel so heavy?

I squirmed underneath his arm, "Miri! Too heavy!"

"Oh! Sorry, star." He let me go, "But really? You should be there."

"No. I didn't qualify. I'm not as strong as you guys are." I took my seat as soon as we entered the classroom. Because Mirio insisted, we were all at the back of the classroom. He was too tall to sit with us so he dragged us behind everyone else.

"You know that's not true! Sir Nighteye knows you're strong so you are." He pointed out.

Mirio and I were working for Sir Nighteye's agency for Hero Work-Studies. For some reason, he accepted me because I made him laugh over the story of how I met Mirio. I worked closely with Bubble Girl as we closely tracked the prowling villains in the area.

"You are so biased, Mirio Togata." I shook my head. There was nothing wrong about acknowledging that you were not as good as other people but Mirio often takes it as a sign that I was bashing myself which he doesn't like.

Mirio pouted beside me. "Star."

"I'm sorry I called you that." There is no way to be even remotely irritated at this guy.

"Who am I?" He pouted even more.

"Lemillion?"
"No."
"Miri?"
"Try again."

I know which answer he wanted, "Sunny."

***

"Did you hear?" Nejire walked over to our table in the library. "The first years were attacked earlier."

Tamaki lifted his eyes from his book, "What? The first years? Were villains able to enter UA finally? No. I didn't hear the alarm. How can they be attacked? Are we attacked?"

"No no, they were attacked at USJ." She informed us, sitting down and sharing more of the news, "Some of them were injured but it was incredible because they faced off with villains!"

"Villains? They're first years!" Tamaki mumbled then he continued to whisper incoherently beside us, sinking away in the far corner of the room.

And then, Mirio appeared. He was running excitedly towards us. "Did you hear? Aren't they amazing?"

"Mirio! Eraser Head was injured!" Nejire scolded him.

"Yes but these are the first years we'll meet soon! I can't wait to see them!" Mirio wrapped his arms around me, hugging me in excitement.

"Calm down, Miri. You will not be meeting them any time soon. Why don't you calm down and..." I paused because Mirio was already planning to meet the Class I-A on his own. "No Mirio, no. You'll scare them off."

"But I am so excited!" He pressed his cheek against mine.

"I know." It was practically oozing off him, "But the kids should first enjoy the Sports Festival and their possible internship first before you..."

"Discourage them." Nejire finished and I nodded.

Defeated, Mirio let me go and settled on a chair beside me. He dumped his face on the table, moaning and groaning in protest.

Nejire looked pointedly at me then at the blond. I sighed and shrugged, knowing she wanted me to do something to make Mirio stop.

"Sunny?"

The boy groaned.

"Here." I offered my hand to him. He smiled quickly and rested his cheek on my palm. I was actually asking him to hold my hand because I would usually discourage him as a lot of people already teased us about our relationship. "This works too."

"It does." Mirio agreed as he closed his eyes, contentment painted on his face.