Bonds - The Past Echoes | MHA Reader-Insert

For Their Sins

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You and Hikisaku returned to your feet. From one knee, she easily rose to full height. You on the other hand, were on your knees facing down. With great difficulty, you got back up on your own.

"Maybe.....maybe that wasn't such a good idea after all, Radiant Lady." You struggled to say.

"I could've told you that." Hikisaku said simply.

"Ha.....ha." You tried to laugh, but a mixture of fatigue and pain made it hard to.

You turned your attention to Sun, who was still up on his knees. He held his arms up to look at them, and he seemed to be horrified at the sight of the nubs that remained. The anger on his face was completely replaced by a fearful stare.

Sun's arms shook. It didn't appear as if it was voluntary, it was as if he was in shock. You believed that's exactly where he was right now, and it wasn't hard to figure out why.

'They're gone again.....' He thought to himself, over and over.

".....Do you have schematics for them?" You asked out of nowhere.

"Yugo?" Hikisaku let out.

Sun didn't respond. He continued to despair at the loss of his arms.

You didn't ask again, you weren't going to get an answer. Instead, you ran past him, and swiftly made your way up the steps of the platform.
From in front of Sun, Hikisaku watched on as you began to rummage through every space on the platform.

Eventually, you found the pieces of paper that you were looking for. Like an idiot, you decided to get a running headstart to jump off the platform.

When you landed, you immediately collapsed from your leg failing.

Hikisaku watched as you limped back towards her and Sun. You stopped running by taking a sharp turn to face them. This put pressure on your leg, and you ended up falling once again.

You got to your knees, and completely turned to face Sun. He towered over you in this position.
Then you placed the schematics you found on the floor in front of him. You examined them thoroughly.

"Yugo, are you really-"

Hikisaku didn't get to finish her sentence. With your quirk, you put Sun's robotic arms back together from what was essentially dust.

They weren't the same as they were before. The arms were completely stripped of the plating they had, and most of the mechanisms weren't intact. They were essentially frames, and their only function was to, well, act as hands.

Sun moved them, as the fingers of the hand slowly bent, and they rotated from side to side.

Despite that, it didn't seem like he had processed that they were back.

Then the realization hit him. Tears began to well in his eyes, and a sorrowful smile slowly appeared on his lips.

You got back to your feet now. Sun followed you up with his head, the first time he acknowledged the two of you standing in front of him.

He didn't utter a word of thanks, and it didn't seem like he was considering it.

If he wasn't going to speak, then you were.