𝑪𝒂𝒅𝒆𝒏𝒄𝒆 | BNHA x OC

Quirk assessment

Chinami felt herself smile slightly as she made her way to the front of the classroom to get her gym uniform. Apparently they were going to be doing something on the field and knowing UA whatever it was would be interesting. 

Once she had her uniform, Chinami made her way to the changing room with Kyoka at her side. They talked about a few things, ranging from what they were going to be doing to what they thought of their new classmates. 

"You know, I've noticed people staying very clear of both of us. It's quite funny really." Kyoka laughed, pointing at the group of students in front and behind them, making sure to be a large distance away from the two. Chinami didn't laugh though, instead she looked at her friend with a sad expression. 

"What, they're ignoring you too? I'm so sorry, that'll be my fault." She apologized. She didn't want to stop Kyoka from making new friends just because she was friends with her, it wasn't fair. However, Kyoka only laughed even more. 

By now, they were in the changing room meaning the other girls weren't able to stay as far away as before. Because of this they were able to hear the conversation between the two girls, despite being involved in their own. 

"You do make me laugh Nami. You really need to stop saying sorry for things that aren't your fault. If everyone here wants to give me the same amount of unjust judgement that they're giving you based off the fact we're friends then that's their own fault. It's me and you for life." She smiled. Chinami felt herself do the same, grateful she had found such a good friend. 

The girls quickly got changed and made their way out to the field, meeting up with the rest of the class.

"Right, today you'll be doing a quirk assessment test. During middle school you will have done fitness assessments like this one but with one difference. You couldn't use your quirks." He began to explain. However, before he could continue a girl with short brown hair put her hand up.

"Uh, sorry sir but what about the entrance ceremony?" She questioned, tilting her head slightly in confution. The man before them only shook his head disapprovingly.

"You're in UA, did you really think you'd be made to do mundane tasks like an ordinary highschooler? You're here to become heroes so that's what I'm training you for." His voice was stern, shutting down any other questions anyone else had immediately. The male sighed slightly, before looking at Chinami with the same cold face.

"Kazane, you received top in the entrance exam," He stated, earning everyone's eyes to go to her. Some seemed surprised, others spiteful and one boy looked angry. Extremely angry. "What distance did you get in softball throw in middle school?" Chinami thought for a second trying to remember.

"Uhh, around 56 meters I think?" She said, more as a question than a statement. Aizawa nodded, handing her the ball he had in his hand. "Right, now try doing it with your quirk. Anything goes as long as you stay in that circle. Give it your best shot." He instructed, pointing at a large circle a few meters away. The girl in question quickly made her way over, ball in hand. Deciding it was better to not look at the various glares from her classmates, Chinami closed her eyes and took a deep breath, doing a few lifting jumps in place before raising her right hand.

Placing all of her concentration into the palm of her hand, she let out a sharp high-pitched whistle, the sound waves from the noise emitting from her hand with a blast. At the same time as the waves came from her palm, Chinami launched the ball as far as she could, the extra power given by the blast sending the ball farther than she'd ever managed to do before. As the ball dropped from the sky onto the ground, the device her teacher was holding made a beeping noise.

Turning to the older male and the rest of her class Chinami watched in surprise as the device displayed the numbers '697.4m' on it. Aizawa held it up for everyone to see, before speaking,
"All of you need to know your maximum capabilities. It's the most rational way of figuring out your true potential as a pro hero."