Sora? Ochaco? Let's take both.

Prologue

Uraraka sat down on her bed with a sigh.

She could faintly hear her classmates talking, probably loudly, downstairs.

Bakugo is probably asleep already. She thought.

She grabbed her phone off her nightstand, and then left her room.

She walked downstairs, and sat in the common room.

Just as she was about to turn on her phone, a voice spoke to her.

"Hey, whatcha doing?"

Her gaze lifted to meet Yaoyorozu, who had her head tilted to the side.

"Just being bored, I suppose." She responded. "What's up?"

"Sato made something in the kitchen, and he wants everyone to try some."

"Oh! I'll be right over."

Yaoyorozu left for the kitchen, leaving Uraraka to sit for a small moment.

She slipped her phone into her pocket, and followed her friend.

Sato had made cupcakes, which tasted delicious.

Uraraka stayed downstairs for a few moments afterwards, making conversation with some people.

But, once she got bored, she headed back to her room.

She plugged in her phone, and turned off the light.

The allure of sleep tempted her, but once she got her eyes closed, her thoughts ran at the speed of a bullet train.

Ugh..

She stared at the roof until her mind finally settled, and then sank into sleep.

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When her eyes opened the next day, she began to panic.

She was underwater, and falling further and further from the surface.

And it seemed, the more she struggled, the further she fell.

The fall was extremely slow, and eventually, began to irritate her.

Maybe I can float myself out.

Uraraka touched her fingers together, and then tapped her torso.

To her surprise, nothing happened.

Maybe the current is too strong.

But hey, at least she could breathe.

When she landed eventually, she took a step, and was practically blinded by a bright flash.

When the light died down, she saw a platform below her that illuminated the ocean.

But when she looked up, it didn't seem like the ocean at all.

The more she looked around, the more familiar the place felt.

So much to do, so little time.

What..?

She looked around frantically, but there seemed to be no one in the strange place besides her.

Take your time. Don't be afraid. The door is still shut. Now, step forward. Can you do it?

Uraraka took a step forward, as the mystery voice told her.

The voice didn't answer, so she took another step forward.

And another.

When she reached the light in the center, the voice came back.