Mha x Rainimator Book 1 (Izuku x Ceris) (Crossover)

Chapter 13

After getting out of the tentacles of the blackout, Ceris opened her eyes, feeling sweat all over her body, but not paying attention to them. Resting her hand on the infernal stone, the matriarch began to kneel and after being in this position for several seconds, Ceris finally got to her feet from fatigue, although it was obvious that she did it with little desire. With a slightly aching head, she looked around, still remembering that she had spoken to Lelei and looking for some kind of prank that would help find Izuku. And she found it in the form of a light blue line around which twisted rings were floating leading to the horizon in the unknown direction. Not finding any other signs that would help her find Izuka, she nevertheless decided to trust what she had and running behind the line to the edge, she jumped and teleported into the slope of a small mountain and continued to run, albeit with fatigue.

"... " - no thought or idea flashed through her head at all, as she was focused on something else (or I was just lazy) while she jumped over to another slope of an already large enough mountain and continued to run. Running at an average speed for her, she had only seriousness on her face and no emotion or expression only seriousness. It feels like she's been doing nothing all her life but not feeling emotions, but just continuing to try to achieve her goal in her life.

But what was amazing was that she only met four inhabitants of this dimension after she started chasing the green-haired one. Just piggybacks and that's it. No ghasts, no skeletons of desiccators, or anyone else, although this could be assumed by the fact that the inhabitants of Nether prefer to live in crane-populated areas rather than right everywhere. Even the Ghasts preferred to hover in the vicinity of cities. Still, if something happens there, they will hear you in case of an attack and save you. Perhaps. The same piggies looked like hunters in their clothes, or just lost creatures and who... perhaps they did not intend to attack Ceris.

When this thought flashed through the hot dimension, she immediately felt discouraged and insecure. Hunters were hunters and they hunted animals while being in a neutral position during the events in the world. They just went about their business and nothing else. We woke up, hunted, ate and slept. Everything and the fact that Ceris actually killed innocent residents of Nether is far from the best thing to do, but this thought was immediately discarded by the fact that the soldiers of Neus spent the inhabitants of Enda into slavery, and this, in the opinion of the queen, is worse than murder.

Speaking of Neus. In the beginning, when the news came that the leader of the Horde was declaring war, Enda Ceris came under deep shock. As long as she remembered Neus in her life before Gluton formed an alliance with the undead, this skeleton was never for war, but on the contrary always tried to reconcile the eternal enmity between the Ender kingdoms and the Horde of Nether, often tried to level their property equally and, in principle, was quite an ardent opponent of Gluton, although they were close friends.

What the queen admired about Neus was his Philosiphaeus that revenge was the worst thing any creature could think of. Well, will you take revenge on your tenant and what's next? He will then take revenge on you, and so he will continue in a circle until his death. Murder for murder is even more terrible in the opinion of the skeleton. Killing someone who killed your loved one will only make the situation worse, and in the opinion of Neus, ending and resolving the conflict in this way is a completely senseless and terrible act. It is necessary to fairly solve the problem by court or conversation and try to come to an agreement, even though Neus himself understood that murder is not forgiven and is not justified.

When that alliance between the Horde and the undead was concluded, Ceris did not know what was happening to Neus, but she did not want to invade there and did not have any desire. And so there were problems with giant Ender worms. When the news reached her that Neus had become the new leader, she thought that he would finally be able to reconcile and end the feud between End and Nether, but in the end everything turned out to be exactly the opposite. When the queen fought with the leader, she saw in his eyes the wrong wise and peaceful skeleton. Quite the contrary, only a terrible unobtrusive and great rage, not only in his eyes, but also in his fighting style. It wasn't the same Neus. He couldn't betray and forget about his philosophy, he just wouldn't let himself. What happened to him during the civil war in the hell dimension? Didn't he change his views with his actions? He couldn't, but Ceris just had to guess and guess.