The First Generation

High School Of The Quirked

"Well, here it is, Ashido-san – Yuuei High, the school for the Quirked."

As it stood, Yuuei was a fairly large establishment, with enough space within its walls to house well up to a thousand Quirked individuals, staff and students included. Steel barriers surrounding the grounds kept the public from seeing the attendees, and likewise, those within the walls were left unable to see the rest of the world, at least not from the ground floor. The further up inside the huge building someone was, the more they'd be able to see over the wall. Six floors in total made up the building, two being for students between the ages of fifteen to sixteen, those who would be in the first year of high school. Second year equivalents would have classes on the third and fourth floor, and third years on the fifth and sixth. The roof was also accessible, so students would get the best view from atop the building, seeing the surrounding area for miles around, not that there was a huge amount of stuff to see. While they were located in the city, it was to the outskirts, where not a lot of people lived.

In addition to this, the school had a surprisingly large amount of ground that it could call its own. Roughly a square quarter of a mile for which to do activities in. Of course, housing so many students, they had to have an adequate level of space, and it could be pointed to as a way to avert any claims of discrimination in facilities and adequate living space. It had more than enough space that many other public schools would be dying to get their hands on. Enough space to have a baseball game on, and easily more room to spare.

And even those things aside, the school did look beautiful. It was well kept, maintained, and the builders seemed to have finished on their workload for the day, and were leaving the construction zone in order to gather their lunches for the day. Polished and custom made windows lined the floors, not looking like a single corridor wasn't being filled with the sun's natural lighting. The building was done in a modern design too, and looked as expensive to maintain as well.

Excluding the main building, the dormitory looked to be nearly finished as well, which was situated not far away from the main building. These large buildings were designed to house entire classes, give them all enough room to live in one house together, enough space to have a bedroom each, like a university campus set up, only for high school students with superhuman abilities. The average class was filled up with, by the best guess, twenty students, so that meant there was a whole lot of space in each building for each class of twenty. A building that size could easily house fifty.

Indeed, it did look like an incredible place... But anyone who had seen past the vague disguise that this was a school knew, this was all done to placate the Quirked, so that they wouldn't feel like they were in what was functionally a prison. It would be fair easier to keep an eye on prisoners who didn't feel like they were prisoners. People who were calm and content were less likely to start riots than people who felt oppressed and discriminated against.

Still, admiration of the architecture and the levels of work and space done to the place certainly wasn't hard to comprehend. Izuku himself had always thought that the place looked like somewhere he'd want to be educated at, even if it wasn't being built for Quirked individuals.

"Oh, wow." Was all she could quietly whisper to herself. Mina had never actually seen any of the promotional posters for the building, never seen a design sheet explaining that this was the kind of place to expect. Never seen any sort of visual representation of the place, so she had been left to come up with one in her own imagination. She had imagined a huge, towering building with glass for walls – Totally impractical, she knew. But this was the reality of the situation.

It looked even better. It almost was like a town inside a city, with all the buildings made for varying purposes, and all the land that they had to work with. For a school designed to keep Quirked individuals placated, Mina felt that she could quite easily make herself at home in this sort of place.