Uncharted [Bakugou x Reader Fic]

Uncharted Territory

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The semester was almost over and it was your first day. You seriously weren't pumped about starting a new school so late in the year, but there wasn't really a lot you could do about it. Moving in with your Nan wasn't your first choice, but it couldn't be helped. You and your little brother Kaito, were brought to Nan's less than a week ago. And it was awkward.

Nan had pulled a few strings for you and enrolled you into a Hero course here in Japan. Apparently it was pretty famous locally, it was called UA.

"I don't want to go to this lame ass school." You told her when she informed you of the news. You went to a good Hero Academy but you'd recently been accepted to one of the best Hero schools in the world, GHA, The Global Hero Academy. Some of the best heroes of all time went to GHA. And you were planning on joining their Hall of Fame, that is until Dad died. Then Nan uprooted you and Kaito and brought you to Japan.

"UA is the top Hero academy in the world, Y/n." Nan said briskly, "You should be thanking me for getting Nezu to make an exception for you. Not that it was hard, with your skill he'd have been a fool not to allow you in. Even more of a fool to risk losing my business."

You easily forgot how formidable your Nan was, she was the current CEO of a construction company that exclusively did work for Pro Heros and UA. She was short and had straight grey hair but damn she could fuck people up if she wanted. Her Quirk was Honesty, she could tell when people were lying, which again made living under her roof a challenge.

"GHA is the best school in the world." You argued, "This has got to be some kind of joke."

"No joke. You will go. And you will do well. Because you are my granddaughter and I have vouched for you."

You huffed out a tch, and stomped to your room.

Every time you tried to bring up going back to GHA, Nan dismissed you very directly.

In her mind there was only one school for you to attend, and it was UA. So, here you were, one week later, dressing up in a tan-ish grey blazer and a blue skirt like some anime girl and walking out to catch your train to school. Over that week you had studied up on UA, they had something called a 'Sports Festival' where people showcased their quirks and got scouted for Pro internships, which was actually pretty cool, but the last years winner had to be chained to the first place podium to prevent him from hurting other people. You watched media coverage of Class 2-A, the class you'd be joining, and their antics over their time at UA. They'd been attacked by actual Villains more than once and the winner of the festival actually got kidnapped.

What the actual fuck had Nan signed you up for. These people looked crazy. You also used the week to study up on the Heros here in Japan. Their number one Hero was All Might. He had some weird strength bolstering quirk that no one had named yet. All might's aesthetic was gaudy and extra, definitely not your cup of tea. You'd also read that All Might was recently in a huge fight with some mega baddie and lost his quirk entirely. Which you never thought could actually happen to someone. Their number two, now number one, hero was pretty cool though, his name was Endeavor and his quirk was Hellfire. Now that was bad ass. He seemed a little standoffish and stuck up but at least he wasn't pretending to be anyone's friend. After that you kind of stopped researching Heroes, because it really didn't matter, you knew that you would surpass those old farts in no time.

When your train arrived at your stop you grabbed your bags and walked toward the school. The scenery was beautiful, and the school's archway was so massive that you could see it almost a kilo away. You admitted to yourself that you were nervous, but you couldn't even begin to explain how much you hated the idea of being the 'new girl'. You clenched your first and you affixed the Y/N's classic resting bitch face. You took a couple deep breaths, you weren't here to make friends.