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THE NIGHT WAS COLD. The stars were hidden just like the night before and the moon was shyly peeking through the thick layers of clouds. The wind was howling and the leaves were dancing.
They were on a journey to construct plan 2.0, bringing the 'less responsible people' along with them now. That included the students and Twice and Toga.
"It's cold!" Toga commented, rubbing her arms for warmth.
"Yeah!" Twice shivered, "I'm sweating!"
"Just turn to the right," Dabi ordered.
"Where are we even? Do you even know where we're going?" Spinner asked.
"Yes, now, shut up, lizard face," he hissed.
"Quit calling me that-!"
"Shut up!" half of the group shouted at him while the other half stayed quiet. That included F/n.
She was worried. She was worried about what was to happen. What could possibly happen? They just need to find their bodies and they'll be good, right?
But there they were, standing in the middle of nowhere in Shizuoka, trying to find where Musutafu was.
There was a problem. The teleportation machine cannot constantly teleport them to a specific place for it only teleports them where they said they want to be teleported. And none of them knew where Musutafu was.
Dabi was taking the lead, claiming that he knew this palace better than everyone else. The rest defeatedly agreed as they followed him through the city. But they have gone nowhere.
"Why don't you fly?" F/n suggested, confused as to why they didn't think about it earlier.
She had been waiting for someone to point it out or even do it themselves but it was taking way too long and she lost her patience.
The spirits, however, turned to her with a solemn look.
"We can't," Shigaraki grunted, looking away almost in shame.
"Why?" she asked, genuinely confused, "Can't ghosts float?"
"We're not-" Aizawa paused and sighed, "When you run, you feel more tired than when you walk, right?"
She nodded. "Yes."
"That concept applied the same way to us 'flying'," he explained.
