Unhinged - Villain!Deku (COMPLETE)

First Blood

sorry this chapter refers to Midoriya as so many different things loool

NOTE: I added to this chapter! Make sure to check out the changes at the end!!

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Shōki's head flicked upwards, the knocking triggering a simple response. "They're here."

"Change of plans," Shigaraki rasped, nodding towards Kurogiri. And, in the blink of an eye, the entire floor was enveloped in a purple, swirling portal.

Bakugou's eyes widened as he - along with the chair he was bound to - fell through the ground, appearing elsewhere.

The blonde groaned as he hit cold concrete, a shiver travelling down his spine. With sudden force, he was heaved upwards by none other than Midoriya, who paid him no mind.

"Izuku...," Bakugou whispered. He, however, continued to ignore the blonde, much to his dismay. "Please...," he continued. "Stop doing this."

Shōki glanced down at him before setting him on the ground, allowing Bakugou to fully take in his surroundings.

Bakugou's throat was dry, and his attention was drawn by the area around him. "Where...?"

"Our other hideout," Shōki simply stated, standing by the chair. And, although unsatisfied by his response, Bakugou didn't push further, and instead glanced at the League's erratic leader.

Shigaraki paced back and forth, fingers scratching at his neck. "This isn't what was supposed to happen. We were supposed to win." He growled, glancing around before spotting a chair. He kicked it with sudden and extreme force, sending the broken pieces flying across the room.

"Tomura Shigaraki-" Kurogiri began, but he was cut off by Shigaraki's anger.

"Shut it!" he barked. "If I had my way, I would've thrown you out long ago!" The man mumbled to himself, heaving.

"Shigaraki," Shōki spoke, heads turning towards him. "If I may, things could've turned out much worse. Thanks to our planning ahead, however, we were able to escape." Bakugou hadn't noticed it before, but Izuku seemed different in some way.

"But-"

Shōki dared to interrupt the man-child. "Shigaraki," he pressed, "This is the best outcome other than our goal. Now, we have more time to formulate a plan and there's no possible way of the heroes locating us. At least not quickly, anyways."

Shigaraki sighed. "Fine. I guess you're right, Toc."

Bakugou glanced around, bewildered. Toc?!

"As long as we lay low, we should be fine. Though," Toc's eyes trailed towards him, "It may be difficult due to our little issue."

Bakugou's mouth fell open, when he noticed the piercing blue that stared back at him. Those, most definitely, were not Midoriya's eyes.

"Who the-"

"I'm Toc," Toc said coldly. "I don't care to explain at the moment. You're not worth my time."

Bakugou's mouth snapped shut, unable to believe such comments came from Midoriya. Even before, when he was acting villainously, his comments had emotion behind them. But now they were almost empty.

"So," Dabi asked boredly, "What's the plan now?"

"Yeah!" Twice piped up, his voice dropping as he continued. "I don't really care."

Everyone glanced at Toc, which almost came as unsurprising to Bakugou. After all, Izuku had always been good with leadership when it really counted.