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After returning from the police station to file a report with Aizawa and Present Mic you were exhausted to say the least. You were very grateful for Aizawa's idea to bring you some normal clothes, knowing you were stuck in your hero costume. You changed after you were quickly stitched and wrapped by paramedics. They said you were close to infection, but thankfully had the smarts to wrap the wound on your arm as soon as possible. They also informed that the small cuts of your face weren't as bad and wouldn't leave a scar after a while.
The only thing you were worried about was the burns left on your arm and ankle and the scars they would leave. You already had a hard enough time with concealing the calcine wound on your hand. Now, you were left with two new ones. Thankfully, the one on your arm was only first degree, meaning it'll go away within two to five days.
Detective Tsukauchi was the one who asked you questions about your time with the League of Villains; if any other names were mentioned, any big plans, where you had been, etc. The process was also very slow. You had to wait about an hour in between getting there and actually speaking with the detective, which didn't motivate you to talk as much because of your sleep deprivation.
On the way back to U.A., Aizawa had some questions of his own: How did you know what went wrong the first time you saved Eri? What else did you change about the past? How was it possible that you time traveled? He explained to you that anyone born with a Quirk that could manipulate time were kept under surveillance—though still free to live life as they please, just with some restrictions.
"When can I see Eri?" You asked Aizawa. Present Mic had went astray from you both once you reached the gates of U.A., walking to his home off campus.
"Eri is being monitored in the hospital right now. She came down with a high fever that hasn't seemed to go down at all. They're isolating her for now."
"So I can't see her?" Aizawa shook his head. You were saddened at the fact, slightly upset. At least she wasn't dead and you had made sure of that.
Aizawa pushed open the front doors of the dormitory building. He whispered in the quiet lobby, "You're lucky Todoroki found that ring when he did. Otherwise we would've never known where you were at."
You looked at Aizawa confused. Todoroki shouldn't have had the ring, your teacher should've. You whispered back, standing behind the couches at the entrance, "What do you mean? He found the ring?"
"He said it was on your nightstand and it started emitting a location." Aizawa shrugged, looking at you as if you hadn't just possibly altered something that could be bad.
