Chapter One

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"Huh?"

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Katsukis P.O.V

She doesn't know what a hero is?! I mean sure she was in the war- but you should at least know what a hero is- I mean wouldn't there be war-hero's from where she cane from??

"You're not joking right? You really don't know what a hero is??"

She shook her head, dumbfound "are they important?"

My mouth was to the ground now "OF COURSE THERE IMPORTANT! They protect those from villains! There strong and fierce! They're AWSOME!"

"....villains?- they protect people from villains? How come there was none at the battlefield?" She said confusedly.

I was about to retort-but what could I say?-I mean there was no hero like she said...

"....I-I don't know" She was quite for a moment

"It would've been nice if there was hero-.... May-maybe then there wouldn't be so many unnecessary deaths..." she said her eyes dark and cloudy "it would've been really, really nice...."

I kept my mouth shut not really knowing what to say.

Her head snapped up and with a-robotic-like voice she said "I'm very sorry for making the mood sour- you may punish me for causing trouble" she said with a deep bow-waiting.

"W-WHAT?! PUNISH YOU?!-w-why would I punish you?!" I shouted

Her bowed head peaked up at me with a raised eyebrow before quickly going back to bowing "I have spoiled the mood- doesn't that recall for a punishment?" She asked unsure.

I grabbed her shoulders and made her stand straight "dumbass! I don't know where you come from but we don't do 'punishments' here!-"

"Than how do you discipline your subjects?" She said with a tilt of her head.

"Discipline?-why would I need to 'discipline' you for 'spoiling the mood'- it is hardly anything to get so made about to hurt you over"

She put her chin on her hand- deep in thought.

"So...it's alright to spoil the mood- and not get hit?"

I nodded my head

Back into deep thinking "than what calls for discipline?"

I scratched my head "depends on the circumstances- lying, stealing, bulling, hitting people, killing people, etc."

Her eyes widened as I spoke "b-but- we would get praised for doing such things-"

"W-what?"

"If we lie well we get rewards- if we steal from our enemies hideouts we get rewarded- if we bullied our enemies we get rewards-if we kill our enemies, we get rewarded, b-but it's wrong here?"

My eyes widened- this girl, probably no older than me, has killed, has been in a war- has done things I couldn't image-has never heard of a hero- she's confused of basic things, like what's right what's wrong?

She grabbed her hair in frustration "does that mean I deserve thousands of punishments??- but it hurts so bad, but I'm bad-" she mumbled to herself.

"Bakugo- please punish me for my crimes" she said once more bowing.

"I won't punish you!"

"But how else will I learn?!"

I scratch my head in frustration- Today was supposed to be a mother-fucking-studying day, not a shit-filled existentia-crisis!!

"How about this- every time, from now on- you do something bad you'll have to write in this notebook" I handed her one of my spare notebooks "what you did wrong, why it's wrong, and how you can change your course of action in the future"

"But how would I know what I did was wrong- I mean the customs are obviously different from what I'm used to."

"I'll be monitoring you for a couple of months- and whatever you did wrong I'll tell you- I'll than leave you alone for a couple of months and see how you do by reading from the notebook fixing whatever you messed up, if you haven't improved I'll watch over you again, and repeat the process."

She nodded.

"We'll start tomorrow- for now get some rest, you can sleep on my bed, I'll sleep in the floor."

"On the floor?!- no I'll do it, I've slept on rocks before- sleeping on carpeted floor would be heaven!- please allow me."

"B-but-" before I could reply she fell asleep on the ground- with no blanked, or pillow....

Sighing I grabbed a spare blanked and pillow- stuffing the pillow on fee her head and covering her with a blanked, I too headed for bed.

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