My Hero Academia Symbol of Hope

USJ part 1

The news Kai and his father were now teacher at UA became the hottest news, quickly  the eager ears of newspaper editors and journalists alike were focused on entering in UA to get an interview from the Symbol of Peace and the Man of Steel.

Right now, Kai found himself thrust into the role of mediator, attempting to navigate the onslaught of press. "Please, you're disrupting the classes, there are students here trying to concentrate " he said calmly . "I promise I'll arrange for an interview once the day concludes. But for now, please respect the students' learning environment and leave."

But the reporters were relentless, firing off questions in rapid succession. "What about your father? one of them pressed, "We want to see All Might!!!" the reporter exclaimed.

"My father isn't here, today, and I got work to do so please leave ," Kai replied, his patience waning.

The reporters, however, remained undeterred, their persistence bordering on obstinance. "We're not leaving without an interview," one of them declared defiantly.

With a resigned sigh, Kai realized that diplomacy had reached its limits. "Tough luck, then," he remarked tersely, as one of the reporters tried to enter UA when the barrier and security system activated, leaving the reporters behind.

Kai exhaled felling finally free from the reporters . Dealing with them  had become an all-too-familiar chore, even thou he didn't like the attention just by helping others, in his eyes it was just doing the right thing there was no reason for all the compensations he received.

Aizawa,  approached Kai with a knowing glance. "I see you're not a fan of reporters, much like your father, which is strange " he remarked dryly.

Kai chuckled weakly in response, the tension of the encounter still lingering. "I don't know how my father deals with them, and I also feel that they exaggerate thing allot " he admitted, with exhaustion.

Aizawa nodded in understanding. " But It seems you're one of their favorite topics, no matter how much you evade them ," he said.

"Being the son of the symbol of peace has it's disadvantages " Kai conceded, "I appeared out of nowhere, but due to my powers and strength no one questioned that I was his son, but the question of how was my mother, and stuff like that surge in every interview I make so I preferer to evade them"

"That's rational" Aizawa remarked approvingly, . "Let's not waste any more time," Aizawa said as he and Kai left towards the classroom.

"You read my mind," Kai replied, falling into step beside his mentor as they headed towards their next lesson.

As both heroes arrived at the classroom Aizawa was the first one to spoke. "I received the notes of your training exercise"

"Bakugo, you're talented," Aizawa began, "But talent alone won't get you far if you continue to act impulsively. It's time to start thinking like a hero, not a hotheaded kid."

Bakugo's response was clipped, a sharp nod of acknowledgment that betrayed the simmering frustration beneath his stoic facade.

Aizawa's gaze then shifted to Izuku, "And Midoriya," he continued, his tone softer but no less stern, "you still have a long way to go in mastering your quirk. Your lack of control is a liability, and it's holding you back from reaching your full potential."

Izuku's response was immediate and respectful, a crisp "Hai!" that echoed with determination.

Aizawa moved on, "No for today you're going to..." the whole class froze thinking it was going to be another exam, "Pick your class representative"

The class sighted in relief after hearing this, a normal school activity for once. As the students began to murmur amongst themselves,

"Kai, you're excused," Aizawa said before entering his sleeping bag