The Ryujins were one with the sea, connected by their water-related quirks to protect society.
Kazemi Ryujin, daughter of the one and only number six pro-hero, Hydromic. With so little time spent with her mother, would she be able to take back the...
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"Aw, man. I was totally hoping I could wear my costume."
"At least everyone will be in uniform. That'll keep things fair, right?"
The day had finally arrived, and the U.A. Sports Festival was about to begin.
Despite the class's disappointment about not being able to wear their hero costumes, Kazemi was quite glad they had to wear their uniform—since her hero costume was absolutely a nightmare to wear.
She stood near the corner of the room. Leaning on one of the lockers they provided, she watched the class prepare for the event.
"Everyone, Get your game faces on! We're entering the arena soon!" Iida exclaimed as he burst through the door.
Everyone seemed agitated. Some started to do breathing exercises, and some started stretching. Todoroki, on the other hand, walked up to Midoriya, with some sort of declaration of war—or something. Kazemi didn't listen closely to their conversation.
As the class started leaving, and everyone was pushing their chairs back, Kazemi could only watch as Midoriya glared at the red and white-haired boy.
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"We're bringing you some of the hottest performances in U.A.'s festival history, guaranteed! I've only got one question before we start this show..." Present Mic's voice boomed around the arena.
"Are you ready?!?!"
The whole crowd seemed to roar in excitement. Fans of the event started clapping, shouting, whistling, and even waiting for the first-year students to come out of the tunnels they were standing in.
"Let me hear you scream as our students make their way to the main stage!"
Dozens of fireworks erupted in the air, almost deafening Kazemi, along with the screams of the almost uncontrollable crowd.
As she walked out towards the main arena, the girl could remember watching her mother's videotapes from when she competed in the sports festival. Mizuki would be in second place, losing to All Might in the finals—which was not her proudest moment.
