Leave It All Behind - Katsuki Bakugo x reader

Internships

A/N: This chapter is kina messy and will probably make changes to it later

Obsidiums agency was located in the center of Hosu. It also just so happened multiple students from your class were heading to the same area.

"You all brought your hero costumes, right? Normally you're strictly prohibited from wearing them in public, so don't drop them," Aizawa said, walking your class to the train station.

You looked over at Iida. Most of the class had heard what happened to his brother and the hero killer. It was devastating, and you knew the only reason he was going to Hosu was to try and find him. It was the same city, same area, I mean, it's obvious.

Looking over at Midoriya and Uraraka, you could tell that they knew too. Putting two and two together wasn't hard, and this was the most obvious equation of all.

It wasn't really much of your concern though. You had your own internship, so you'd let the people Iida might actually listen to do the work.

-- 45 minutes later

"Alrighty, this is it," you said with a sigh, opening the door of the skyscraper like building. The Obsidium agency was humongous like you expected. With 37 floors, and 100+ staff members, including hero's, it was extremely impressive.

"(y/n) Tsuchiya, you are here for your internship correct?"

A woman dressed in a pure white shirt and black pants approached you, a small, pleasant smile on her face. A man took the briefcase and your bags from your hands. You went to protest, but the woman reassured you that he would just be bringing it to the room you were staying in.

"I'll take you to go meet Mr. Tanabe now. He's very excited to meet you after the sports festival. It's not everyday we meet someone like you," she said, pushing the elevator button for the 27th floor.

"I've been excited to come here. It's not everyday you get an opportunity to study at a place as nice as this," you replied, looking around the lavishly decorated elevator.

"Well, appearances are the true first impression," the woman finished, just in time for the elevator the ding, signaling you had made it to the 27th floor.

"(y/n)! Welcome!"

"Hello mr.-"

"Oh, there's no need for that. You can just call me Soumei. The whole prefix thing makes me feel older than I am," he said, shaking your hand.

"Well then, nice to meet you Soumei," you said, laughing it off a bit. You defiantly had expected him to be more uptight than this, but it was probably preferred that he was a bit more laid back.

"Alright, we have a lot to do today. Our first patrol shift starts at four o'clock, which ends at six. We can get something to eat and take a break after that, and then we will fill out some paperwork. Our second shift starts at midnight, and ends at two o'clock, so be ready for a long day," Soumei said, reading off a list.

"Now, while we wait, you should probably go get your stuff situated. Meet me in the lobby at three-forty-five so I can give you a rundown on the area we'll be patroling," he finished. The nice woman from before led you to the elevator, and pressed the butt for the 29th floor.

It stopped at a long hallway with six doors. Three on the left, and three on the right. You were in the sixth.

"There's a button on the left of the light switch. If you need help, or are in any trouble, just press that button and a staff member should be up shortly."

You thanked her, closed the door, and sighed. The room was nice, really nice. The agency, like most, was also a place where foreign heros, or heros from other parts of the country would stay when doing work. If it was good enough for a hero, it was definatly good enough for a high school student.