WW3 is finally over, but that does not mean some of the forces of science and magic get off unscathed, as a strange phenomenon has befell our heroes, who have now been transported to another world without any warning. But it is not in vain, as they...
Author's Note: For the purpose of fluidity and easier character building, Class 1-A will be housing a total of 24 students as opposed to 20 as I do not wish to remove any of them even if I have some gripes against them. However, I will promise that the 20 students will be more fleshed out with the addition of 4 characters and will try to stay true to their character as much as possible with little changes here and there. Anyways, I hope you enjoy.
It was the first day of school for the U.A. students and the boys were excited to meet new people, make friends and develop their abilities. Midoriya and Kamijou said their goodbyes to Inko and Index, while Tsuchimikado teased the two occupants next door, calling them "Mom and Dad". They make their way to school.
Kamijou: I'm a little confused, why are Tsuchimikado and I studying as first year students instead of second year? We're probably older than the whole class, so what gives?
Tsuchimikado: Come on, Kami, I'm pretty sure the teachers wouldn't mind teaching students who are held back a year. Besides, we'd be repeating the same grade if we were back in Academy City, won't we?
Kamijou: I guess you're right, so all of us are in class 1A, I wonder what the whole class is like...
Midoriya: I just hope that I don't run into Kacchan and that boy with glasses.
Tsuchimikado: Come on, you two! We gotta be there before class starts! Who knows? Maybe last one there probably gets more homework.
Kamijou: Like hell am I letting that happen again!
Midoriya: H-Hey, guys, wait for me!
They arrive to school and look for their classroom, they eventually found the large with 1-A written on it.
Kamijou: So this is the hero course...
Midoriya: I'm getting nervous...
Tsuchimikado: Alright, no time like the present, let's get in their.
They open the door and walk inside. There were 24 seats arranged accordingly at 4 × 6. There was currently 20 students inside, who are spread out into groups chatting about different topics.
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