Mha/Bnha x Female Gojo| I Alone Am The Honoured One

19. Attack

We were in class when suddenly, Mandalay’s telepathy transmitted an urgent message to Aizawa-sensei: “We’re being attacked by villains! There may be more of them. Everyone who can move, get back to camp immediately!”

Aizawa turned to Vlad, his expression grim. “I’m leaving this to you. I’ll go protect the other students!”

Without another word, Aizawa dashed out of the classroom, heading for the exit. Outside, he spotted a dim blue light flickering above the tree line.

Out of nowhere, a stitched man stepped forward. “Is your worry taking precedence, Eraser?” he sneered, raising a hand as blue flames ignited around him.

“Don’t get in my way, pro hero. You’re not the ones we’re after,” Dabi said, sending a burst of flames toward Aizawa. But I jumped in, deflecting the attack just in time.

Aizawa glanced at me, panting. “Gojo, I’m giving you full permission to fight.”

Dabi’s eyes lit up as he noticed me. “Well, who’s this white-haired beauty?” he taunted with a smirk.

“Sensai, go! I’ll handle this,” I shouted, glaring at Dabi. “Was that the best nickname you could come up with?” I fired a red orb at him, but it only hit a mud clone. Realizing I was facing a trickster, I removed my glasses, letting my powers fully engage.

Turning to the class, I called out, “Everyone, stay in the classroom! Aizawa-sensei gave us permission, so if you can fight, you may.” They nodded, and we all rushed out.

Flying above the camp, I saw the forest engulfed in blue flames. In the distance, I spotted Midoriya on a cliff with Kota, struggling against a massive villain. I sped over and knocked out the muscle man attacking him.

“Midoriya, can you stand? What’s happening?” I asked.

“The League of Villains… they attacked us,” he said, wincing.

“I’ll get someone to carry you. I’ll take Kota back to camp,” I assured him, and he nodded.

I sprinted through the forest with Kota until I spotted Shoji. “Shoji! Midoriya is hurt up on the cliff—he can’t walk. Go help him!”

“O-okay,” he replied, looking determined.

“And tell Mandalay that Aizawa-sensei has given us permission to fight!” I added before dashing off again.

As I ran, we encountered a group of Nomu. I looked at Kota, who was wide-eyed with fear. “Kota, let me show you how cool heroes can be.”

Akira set Kota down, eyes narrowing as a pack of Nomus charged toward them. “Stay back, Kota,” she warned. “Let me show you how cool heroes can be.”

The first Nomu lunged, claws extended, but it never got close—Infinity activated, slowing its approach until it halted mid-air. With a smirk, Akira summoned a Blue orb, creating a powerful vacuum that pulled the Nomu forward before crushing it with an implosion.

Two more Nomus advanced. Akira dodged their attacks effortlessly, using Red to send a repulsive shockwave that blasted one back into a tree. Another Nomu managed to pin her down briefly, but she gathered her strength and combined Blue and Red to unleash Hollow Purple. The orb disintegrated the Nomu on contact, erasing it entirely.

Akira looked back at Kota. “Heroes struggle, but they don’t give up,” she said, giving him a reassuring smile. Taking his hand, she led him safely back to camp.

“Kota, believe in us and stay here, safe. One day, you’ll become a hero who can stop flames like these,” I said with a reassuring smile.

“Yes!” he replied, nodding with newfound determination.

Just then, I turned and ran right into Dabi again on my way to Midoriya.

“Hey! You’re Akira, right? I saw you at the sports festival,” he smirked.

I grinned back. “Guess I’m pretty famous. But it’s rude not to introduce yourself.”

“My apologies, beauty. The name’s Dabi,” he said with a mock bow.

“Nice to meet you,” I replied, but then Mandalay’s telepathic message reached me.

“Everyone, the villains are after a kid named Kacchan.”

“Bakugo!” I gasped aloud.

Dabi chuckled. “So, you found out.”

“Yeah… well, I don’t have time to chat. See ya!” I said, darting off before he could react.

I scoured the area but couldn’t find Bakugo or the villains. Then I heard Midoriya’s shout: “Kacchan!” I spotted someone with a mask running, but just as I was about to catch up, a warp portal appeared, and Shigaraki pulled Bakugo through.

I reached out my hand for Bakugo, but he glared back. “Stay back, Sunglasses! Deku!” He looked angry, and I could only stand frozen as he was pulled away.

“I was so close…” I muttered, frustration boiling inside me. “Damn it.”

A hand landed gently on my shoulder. “It’s okay. We’ll save him. Don’t blame yourself,” Todoroki said, his voice calm and steady.

“But—” I began, but Todoroki interrupted.

“It’s okay.” His gaze met mine, grounding me.

“Fine,” I murmured, holding back the flood of emotions. It wasn’t just about Bakugo—I couldn’t shake the haunting memories of losing Riko. The past always seemed to resurface at the worst times.

Of the 41 students, 15 were unconscious and in serious condition from the villain's gas 11 had major or minor injuries, 14 were uninjured, and 1 was missing.

Of the six pro heroes, One was in serious condition due to a powerful blow to the head (Pixie Bob), one lost a lot of blood and went missing (Ragdoll),

On the villains side, 2 were caught red handed and arrested. One was dead, missing a head.

The next day, The teachers had a meeting to discuss the devastating loss at the summer camp.

Present Mic gave out the possibility that there was a traitor amongst the teachers. All might excused himself mid meeting. A phone call from Tsukauchi told All might that there was a lead on the location of the villains.

"Maybe keeping Gojo by our side might help." One hero said and I also agree.

"No. She is strong but it doesn't mean we will let her fight. She don't have a licence yet. Plus, she is not a weapon or tool." Aizawa-sensei said.

My eyes widen. That’s what I want to be like. I am not....a tool. With a bit more yapping the meeting ended.