The Keeper of The Dragon Flame BNHA X OCS

School Festival

On a different day at UA, the lunchroom buzzed with the usual noise of students chatting and eating. Aizawa and Kafka entered, catching the attention of the students. The atmosphere shifted from casual conversation to attentive silence as the two pro heroes approached the front of the room.

Aizawa: The school festival is approaching. It will be an opportunity for students to showcase their talents, enjoy a break from your rigorous training, and celebrate your achievements. Remember to balance your festival preparations with continued focus on your training.

Kafka: We're planning various activities and performances. It's a time for the whole school to come together and enjoy themselves. It's a chance to foster community spirit and build stronger connections among you.

Excitement erupted among the students as they started discussing their ideas for the festival. However, the mood took a sharp turn when a few voices began to rise in discontent.

Student 1:  still feeling the sting from the recent attack If Ben hadn't been away fighting Icy, maybe the Trix wouldn't have breached UA.

Student 2: Yeah, if Ben had been here instead of dealing with Icy, maybe we could have stopped them.

The comments quickly gathered momentum, and Ben, sitting with Dan Heng and his other friends, felt the weight of their accusations. The mood around him grew tense, and he noticed some of his classmates giving him accusing glares.

Dan Heng: Ben did what he needed to protect everyone. The situation was complex, and blaming him won't solve anything.

Asta: We all fought hard to defend UA. It's not fair to place the blame on Ben alone.

Zatanna: Everyone played a role in the defense. We're all in this together. Pointing fingers won't help us move forward.

Daisy: We should focus on preparing for the festival and supporting each other, rather than dwelling on the past.

The voices of Ben's friends helped to defuse some of the tension, and the students who had been vocal in their criticism slowly quieted down. The conversation shifted back to the festival, though the underlying tension remained palpable.

Aizawa and Kafka observed the situation, their concern evident. They understood that the students needed time to process their feelings and hoped that the festival would provide a positive distraction and a chance for everyone to unite.

As the lunch period continued, Ben tried to focus on the upcoming festival and the support from his friends. Despite the challenges, he felt a renewed sense of determination to move forward and contribute positively to UA's future.

As class ended the students head for the dorm, they began to discuss their ideas for the upcoming school festival, their enthusiasm filling the room. The recent tension from the attack was replaced by a new sense of excitement.

Kaminari: How about we put together a school band for the festival? I mean, we could really rock this place!

Jiro, sitting nearby, looked up from her lunch with a mix of surprise and embarrassment. Kaminari's enthusiasm was infectious, and his idea quickly gained traction among the students.

Kaminari: Jiro, you're an amazing musician. You should definitely be the lead singer. It's your time to shine!

Jiro: (blushing) Me? I don't know... I've never performed in front of a big crowd before.

Kaminari: Come on, Jiro. You've got an incredible voice, and everyone's going to love it. Plus, it'll be a lot of fun!

Momo: A band performance sounds like a fantastic idea. We can use this opportunity to showcase our skills and bring everyone together.

Jiro: (hesitating) Alright, I guess I could give it a try. But I'm going to need some help with the rest of the band and our performance.

Kaminari: Absolutely! We'll all work together to make this the best performance ever.

The students eagerly began to brainstorm ideas for the band, discussing who would play which instruments and what songs they should perform. Kaminari and Jiro took the lead in organizing the group, with Kaminari excitedly volunteering to play guitar and Jiro preparing to be the lead vocalist.

Asta: (smiling) It's great to see everyone so excited. This is exactly the kind of teamwork we need right now.

Daisy: And don't worry, Jiro. We'll all be there to support you. It's going to be a great performance!

As the planning continued, the students felt a renewed sense of purpose and unity. The idea of a school band brought them closer together, and the anticipation for the festival grew. Jiro still had some nerves about performing, but with the encouragement of her friends and classmates, she began to feel more confident.

Sky: (to Ben) This is a great way for everyone to come together and have some fun.

Ben: (nodding) Yeah, it's amazing how something like this can help us all focus on something positive.

As the days passed, the excitement for the festival continued to build. The students worked hard on their band performance, and the sense of community and support among them grew stronger. The festival was shaping up to be a memorable event, and everyone looked forward to the opportunity to celebrate their achievements and enjoy each other's company.