MHA Sickfics

008🌈A Spiraling Stumble🌈 (shinsou & Aizawa)

‼️NOT A SHIP‼️
Sick: Shinsou
Caretaker: Aizawa a little
A Spiraling Stumble
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The sun had barely risen over U.A. High School as Shinsou Hitoshi, a promising young hero-in-training, stumbled out of bed. Something felt off today—his head was spinning like a carousel, and every movement he made amplified the dizziness. Despite his determination to attend class, Shinsou found it increasingly difficult to maintain his balance.

The journey to the school building seemed longer than usual, each step requiring a considerable effort. Shinsou's vision blurred, the world around him swaying and distorting. Desperate to keep his condition hidden from his peers, he clenched his fists and pressed on, hoping the dizziness would pass.

The dreaded moment arrived when Shinsou reached a flight of stairs leading to the main entrance. With his unstable state, the steps seemed to morph into a daunting obstacle course. His legs felt like jelly, and he gripped the handrail tightly, attempting to navigate the descent. But the disorientation intensified, and his vision blurred even further.

As Shinsou's weakened legs betrayed him, he lost his grip on the handrail. He tumbled forward, a startled cry escaping his lips as he careened down the staircase. Each impact with a step sent jolts of pain through his body, exacerbating his already spinning head. The world became a chaotic blur of colors and shapes as he crashed onto the landing below.

A hush fell over the normally bustling entrance as students and staff turned their attention to the fallen hero trainee. Uraraka Ochako, who happened to be nearby, gasped and rushed to Shinsou's side, her worry evident on her face. Others quickly followed suit, surrounding him with concern.

"Shinsou! Are you okay?" Uraraka asked, her voice laced with concern.

Shinsou attempted to respond, but his words came out slurred and barely coherent. His disorientation mixed with the pain coursing through his body, rendering him unable to make sense of his surroundings. The world spun mercilessly around him, causing waves of nausea to wash over him.

Eraserhead, who had been passing by, quickly took charge of the situation. He knelt beside Shinsou, observing his disoriented state. "Everyone, give him some space," he instructed, his voice calm but authoritative.

As the crowd stepped back, Eraserhead focused his attention on Shinsou. He gently placed a hand on his trainee's shoulder, trying to steady him. "Hang in there, Shinsou. We'll get you some help," he assured him.

Within moments, Recovery Girl arrived, her presence a beacon of hope. She quickly assessed Shinsou's condition, her skilled hands moving swiftly to tend to his injuries. As she worked, she noticed the severity of his dizziness, realizing it was more than just a fall.

"Shinsou, you seem to be experiencing intense vertigo. Let's get you to the infirmary and conduct further tests," she said with a comforting tone.

With the aid of Eraserhead and Recovery Girl, Shinsou was carefully lifted onto a stretcher. As they wheeled him away from the scene, his classmates watched with worried expressions, their concern for their friend etched across their faces.

In the infirmary, Shinsou underwent a battery of tests to determine the cause of his severe dizziness. As he lay there, a mix of fear and anticipation swirled within him, the room continuing to spin. The medical professionals worked diligently to find a solution and offer relief to the struggling hero trainee.

Days turned into weeks as Shinsou fought his way through the debilitating vertigo. With the unwavering support of his friends, teachers, and medical staff, he persevered, undergoing treatments and therapies to regain his equilibrium. The road to recovery was arduous, but Shinsou remained determined to overcome this obstacle, no matter how difficult it seemed.

Though his path was uncertain and challenging, Shinsou's experience with vertigo taught him valuable lessons about resilience and the importance of seeking help when needed. It also deepened the bonds he shared with his classmates, who stood by him unwaveringly throughout his ordeal.

In time, Shinsou's dizziness subsided, replaced by a newfound strength and gratitude. He returned to his hero training with a renewed sense of purpose, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead. The memory of his fall down the stairs remained etched in his mind, a reminder of his journey and the unwavering support that carried him through.

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