One For Midori!

Back On Track

Authorween "Finally! We are getting back to the main reason why this story was made in the first place... I'm so sorry guys. My brain is a confusing thing. Anyway! On with the Izumina."
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Another day, another hard day's work trying to become the best heroes ever. This was Class 1-A's situation as they were quirk training in Training Ground B, a place modified by Cementos so he could make each student their own individual platforms to practice their own maneuvers and quirks.

Surprisingly, even Eri and Kota we're encouraged to come. Aizawa would monitor their training since Mina and Izuku we're instructed to keep in the best shape they could for the two children's safety.

Eri and Kota we're in a corner of the training ground with a cement wall between them. This was mostly so Eri's quirk didn't accidentally fire off anywhere just in case.

Kota kinda just felt like he was playing, he was using his quirk to shoot water in various ways with the shapes of his hands. He wasn't instructed to do anything in particular. It was more like a time waster.

Although Kota could blame the teacher for not instructing him, the teacher was currently watching over Eri as she trained. Kota knew that Eri's training was probably a bit more important ever since he learned of its dangers. Once he was told about Eri's quirk and past, he was a bit more nervous around her. He was worried something random could happen that might set her off and make her use her quirk on him. It was an irrational fear since she showed no signs of such habits, but it was still a fear, nonetheless. What ended up reassuring him was her extremely sweet nature. He knew she didn't want to hurt anyone or anything. So, he made it his goal to try and help her. After all, that's one reason that Mandalay brought him here.

Eri was currently seated at a stone chair with an apple on a stone slab. She looked to Aizawa to await directions.

"Okay, Eri. Don't worry about going out of control or anything. Just try activating and stopping your quirk. If you're able to activate it, try directing your power to the apple." Aizawa said carefully, not wanting to worry her.

Eri gulped but nodded "O-Ok..." She then looked to the apple 'I can do this; I can do this!'. After taking a couple deep breaths she tried to fire up her quirk, nothing was really going on for a moment until her horn started to glow a bit.

Aizawa kept an extremely close eye on Eri's condition as she used her quirk. She was clearly tense, but Aizawa wanted to know if she could activate it before stopping her.

Eri's horn was starting to grow as she used her power on the apple. The apple was very clearly affected by her quirk as it was rewinding. Halfway through though, Eri started to whine as tears escaped her eyes. All of her tensing made her body hurt.

Aizawa was quick to erase her quirk and put a hand on her back "I'm sorry for not stopping you sooner. Are you ok?"

Eri huffed a couple of times before opening one eye and looking at a smaller apple. "D-Did I, do it?"

Aizawa nodded "You did just fine. Your quirk didn't go out of control, and you managed to successfully reverse time on the apple."

Eri wanted to be happy, but her head was getting sore "Agh... But... The headaches..."

Aizawa sighed "Yeah... You're still not used to using your quirk. Want me to call Izuku or Mina over?"

Eri gasped "N-No!" She suddenly yelled. Once she realized her error, she looked down a bit "I mean... No thank you... I don't wanna distract them and make them fail."

Aizawa immediately pet her head "Don't you worry about that, Eri. Those two seem to be getting better and better... I suppose we have you to thank for that."