Tensura Hero

Chapter 10

"Alright everyone," Ida shouted at the top of his lungs, "Line up in order of your desk numbers!" He ordered as everyone started to line up.

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I just ignored him as he didn't take notice that everyone was in their own groups, not in the order of their seats. As he fussed, I just entered the bus as I was first and headed inside. The rest filed in after I grabbed a seat at the front of the bus. Ida was annoyed as not one person listened to him as they boarded. But as soon as he saw the bus was not in the layout he thought it was, he became depressed. I just sighed when he sat down randomly.

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'What a stickler, can't even prepare for something like this,' I thought as I began to meditate.

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I cleared my mind as per usual to meditate. As I focused on my breathing, I let the thoughts, sounds, and my classmates fade away.

My mind was calm, serene, and peaceful. 

The noise in the background wasn't there.

I am a lily in a calm lake.

I am- *Crash*

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"Hey!" A voice shouted, "Who got any juicy news!"

"What was that Frogger?!"

"Hey, what are you listening to?!

"Quiet Down!"

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'So much for being a lily in a calm lake,' I sighed as I leaned back in the seat. 'Why can't they all be disciplined just a little bit?'

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Soon, we arrived at the location where we would do our Rescue Training. What greeted us was a huge domed building and a spacesuit-wearing person. I knew who the person was and I wasn't surprised to see her. It was the space heroine Thirteen. Someone who specializes in rescue work. I knew who she was as soon as I saw her.

Thirteen greeted us as soon as the class and I got off the bus. I ignored her as she spoke to the class as I looked around the area. Something about it set off my internal alarms, putting me on edge. As I looked around the area, I saw nothing out of the ordinary. But then I realized there was no birdsong or crickets.

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"Something's wrong," I muttered as I followed the class inside the big dome building.

"What's wrong?" Midoryia asked as he overheard my mutter.

"Something's wrong," I spoke up loud enough for everyone to hear me.

"Explain, Akashi," Aizawa demanded.

"No crickets or birdsong," I told him as I reached for my phone and pulled it out, "No cellphone reception either. We're being attacked."

"What!" Everyone shouted as they all reached for their phones.

"He's right!"

"What's going on?!"

"Aren't there intruder sensors?"

"I'm scared!"

"BRING THEM ON! I'LL SHOW THEM WHOSE BOSS!"

"Quiet!" Aizawa shouted, getting the class quiet, "Everyone outside, now!

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Everyone rushed to the doors to get out while I just stood my ground. I knew from the banging and screaming that the doors were locked shut. I mentally prepared myself and drew my new katana, getting into a loose stance just in case. Aizawa saw that I was preparing myself when the lights started to flicker. It was then that a swirling dark vortex appeared near the center of the courtyard.