Hero | Katsuki Bakugo

WWPC Training Day

"Good morning, today you'll be training your quirks." Aizawa said, making the class groan loudly. I stood still and quietly, not having gotten any decent sleep last night this would surely wake me up. Tiger from the WWPC kept his eyes glued to me, making me shift a bit where I stood as I  avoided the unwanted eye contact. Aizawa split us up, of course putting me with Tiger as he led me to a semi secluded area. Great, he's definitely trying to kill me.

"What are your weaknesses," he asked lowly. His eyes slightly hooded as he stared into the trees, I opened and closed my mouth like a dying fish trying to come up with an answer. Maybe I took too long to answer, maybe he was having a bad morning, maybe he wanted to hit me just because, I didn't know. But me flying back towards the main area of camp was not on my to do list today. 

I recovered from the hit quickly, my already hurt ribs are even worse now. Tiger jumped from a tree, but with my senses I was able to dodge the next attack. I got myself into a tree this time, using smokescreen to hide myself as I made distance between us. I got back to the area where we were supposed to train it, waiting patiently as he ran my way. I jumped into the air, him diving for nothing now as his face hit the ground.

"Why are you trying to kill me!?" I shouted down to him, using my float to keep me high enough out of his reach.

"You tried to kill me! 3 years ago, Shigaraki, you and the rest of his little crew tried to kill me!" I froze, I don't remember that. I don't know what he's talking about. I know I'm strong enough to be a killer, and I definitely was used against my own will for things but kill someone? I could kill a bad person easily, but another hero? No, no way.

"I don't- I don't know what you're talking about Tiger!" I shouted back down to him, feeling stuck in place as I tried to remember anything like that. I could feel my heart beat a bit faster now, my ears slightly ringing and my hands were numb now. My legs grew a bit wobbly, my eyes watered as I stared at him.

"What is going on here!" Aizawa called as he appeared from wherever he came from. I just shook my head, staring at my scarred hands as I tried to just remember. Aizawa was yelling at Tiger, but I couldn't hear anymore. In one hand was my hearing aids, in the other my medallion. When did I take these out, and when did I pull this from my bag? I lowered myself, pocketing all items as I sat down and held my knees to my chest just trying to breathe. Aizawa pulled Tiger off to the side, his yelling so loud I could slightly hear it even without my aids in.

Mandalay ran to me, helping me up and into the dining hall as everyone watched us. I don't remember trying to kill anyone who was considered a hero. I don't remember the day he was talking about, did he not know that I seriously don't fucking know anything? I collected myself quickly, standing with a huff as I stretched my sore limbs. He really knew how to pack a fucking punch, I'll tell you that much. 

I made my way outside, everyone going back to their own training but couldn't help but steal glances at me every chance they could. I swallowed my pride, walking up to Tiger as Aizawa watched closely.

"My name is Jinora Yagi-Aizawa, I was kidnapped by the league of villains and held hostage for 5 years. Sorry for trying to kill you, if it helps the hand man probably forced me to!" I had a wide smile on my face, my hand sticking out for the larger man to hopefully accept. He did after a moment, shaking it firmly once before letting me go.

"I'll train her the rest of the day, Tiger will take over helping Kirishima." Aizawa said, sending the cats member to my new sharky friend. I followed Aizawa back to the semi secluded area, getting ready for whatever he threw at me. 

"What can you do?"

"I can float," my finger rested on my chin, "I have black whip and my webs. I use Fa Jin's quirk too. I have danger sense, that helps with or without hearing aids. I have All Mights speed and power, plus whatever my own quirk can do. A lot, really."