Heiress (BnHA)

Chapter 29

So I know it's not a Friday, but today's my birthday so I wanted to do something fo ya sinners, so, enjoy the chapter!

-Sin
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Emiri was sitting in her desk, hearing the bell ring to signify the end of the class.

"Alright. That's it for class today. There's only one week left before your final exams. I'm sure you're all studying constantly, right? Don't forget to keep training, your written exam is only one element. There's also the practical portion to worry about, good luck."

"I've barely even taken notes this semester!" Mina and Kaminari exclaimed at the same time.

"With the Sports Festival and Internships I didn't even have time to look at the textbook." Kaminari continued as Mina laughed.

"It's true that we haven't had as much free time lately."

"We had barely l-learned anything when we took our midterms..." Emiri said— though she wasn't that worried. She had been ranked 3rd after taking the midterms and she never really took a break from studying other than internships.

"Ashido, Kaminari." Midoriya said, "We still got time to study, and then well all be able to go the the trending camp together, right?"

"Yes! As class rep I hav high hopes we'll make U.A proud!" Iida proclaimed.

"It's pretty hard to fail if you pay attention in class, isn't it?" Todoroki added.

"Hey, don't worry about it, you two. I can catch you up to speed on the important topics if you want." Momo offered.

"You're the best, Yaomomo!"

"I've been studying, but, could you help me out too? I'm having some trouble understanding quadratic functions."

"Tutor me, please! Classical Japanese is killing me!" Sero said, a sheepish grin on his face.

"Is there room for one more? I'm afraid I'm falling behind a little." Ojiro said.

Emiri got up from her seat and walked up next to Jiro, her notebook in hand. "I- uh, I'm having some trouble with Classical Japanese as well. You mind if I join in on the study group as well?" She asked.

Momo looked at the four of them with shining eyes. "This is wonderful! Yes, let's do it!"

"Alright!" The group cheered.

"Though I'm afraid I won't be able to help with the practical..." Momo continued, looking a little disheartened.

Emiri perked up, "I can help with that! My parents had a training room installed in our house a few years ago to help with mine and my brother's training. It has enough room to fit all of us inside. We could do some practical training after the study sessions."

Momo's eyes started to shine and a smile appeared on her face, "Thank you, Koyama! Okay, we can hold a study session at my residence over the weekend, and we can hold training sessions right afterwords at Koyama's place!"

"Seriously? I can't wait to see your fancy digs!" Mina exclaimed.

"Oh, I must call mother and have her prepare the great hall for us to set up! It'll be the perfect spot! What kind of tea does everyone like? I'll have her make sure we're stocked! In my family we always drink Harred or Wedgewood, so if you have any other preference let me know! When we're finished you'll all be model students! I'll make it my personal duty to push you forwards!"

Emiri looked at how excited Momo was and let out a giggle. She had a feeling she made the right choice in asking her for help.

***

In a break between classes Emiri listened as the class talked about the practical— apparently Kendo from class 1-B told some of her classmates and it quickly spread around. According to her classmates, the practical would involve the robots that they had fought during their entrance exam.

Kind of unoriginal if you ask me. We've already fought the robots so we already know what to expect. I was kind of hoping for a challenge. Emiri thought with a small sigh.

"It shouldn't matter if it's robots or actual people." Bakugo said, breaking Emiri out of her thoughts, "Why are you morons so excited?"

"Hey, who're you calling a moron?" Kaminari asked, pointing at Bakugo.

"Shut up! You two need to learn how to control your quirk! You got it?!" He shouted, then turned towards Midoriya, "Hey, Deku. I don't know what's going on with your power, but i saw the way you're using it now and I want you to know, it's seriously pissing me off."

He must mean how Deku flew around like him the other day. Emiri thought.

"And you two, Todoroki, Koyama, I'll be proving that I'm stronger than both of you as well." He seethed, referring to how the two of them bested him during the Sports Festival.

Emiri looked at him, tilting her head slightly, then gave him an innocent smile. "Alright then. Go ahead. I'd like to see how much you've improved."

Bakugo paused, then he just scoffed and slammed the door open walking out of the room.

"Woah Koyama! That was so manly!" Kirishima exclaimed, placing a hand on the smaller girl's shoulder.

"Was it, really? I w-was just saying that I'd like to see how much he's improved." He phone vibrated and she pulled it off of her skirt pocket, "Oh! I'm sorry, but I have to head out! My mom's waiting for me outside!" She bowed and grabbed her bag before she headed out of the classroom.

***

"Evening, Miss Koyama." A man said, and Emiri looked up to see a man wearing a white lab coat standing in front of her. "How're you doing today."

"Good. And you, doctor?" Emiri asked.

After meeting her mom at the gates of U.A, she had been driven to the hospital for her monthly check up. Ever since she was healed from her illness she had to go into the hospital for check ups every month. Once there she went through a trial of tests for the doctors to determine if the illness had returned in any way. When she was first cured, she went every day, but it's been years since then, and now it was only monthly.

It was strange, though. Ever since she was cured of her illness she had never felt sick, she never even felt under the weather for a day. It really was a miracle.

The doctor in front of her smiled, "I'm doing quite well and, according to your test results, your body is doing very well also. There was no trace of the illness."

Behind her, Emiri's mom let out a sigh of relief. "Thats good to hear. Have you found any trace of whatever helped to heal her?"

The doctor adjusted his gear-like goggles and shook his head. "I'm sorry, ma'am. Her recovery is considered a medical miracle. None of us have a clue on how she was healed from her illness. Though, Koyama." He started and looked at Emiri. "If you experience any of the symptoms, please, alert someone immediately. Your school knows of your condition, correct?"

"Yes sir."

"Good." He adjusted the papers in his grip and gave the two of them a small smile. "Well, you two are free to go. I'll see you soon, Miss Koyama."

Emiri nodded.

"Yes. We'll see you next month." Emiri's mom said, "Come on, dear. Let's head out of here."

Emiri and her mom walked out of the building and headed home.