"Bakugou Katsuki from Class 1-A, UA High school. Quirk: Explosion," I said.
"Kid knows her stuff. I'm Tomura Shigiraki. What's your name, kid?" the blue haired man asked kneeling down to my level. He had red eyes and a hand on his face. Weird, if you ask me.
"Homura Todoroki," I said being polite. "Quirk?" "White fire and ice," I informed him. "Hmm..how interesting," he said.
He seemed curious. It made me nervous.
He pointed at Bakugou and commanded, "Talk to him." I obeyed and walked over to him.
He looked at me with pleading eyes and pleaded, " Sweetheart, please, you need to let me go."
I put on a blank face for my sake. "No," I said emotionless. "Sweetheart, ple-" "I said no." "Why won't you let me go?" he asked.
"Do you want us to die or is it for your own benefit?" He continued.
"I thought you wanted to be a hero? Not a villain, let me go please, sweetheart." I looked down at the ground knowing that I would let him go.
" I never wanted to be a hero and who said I was a villain? I could care less, all I wanted was a normal life, be a normal citizen, but that never happened."
"Dad wouldn't allow it. I was a disgrace to the Todoroki family."
"Fuyumi and Natsuo were lucky (Kinda) and Touya, well he was too. Shoto wanted to be a hero, only to beat Endeavor. I wasn't so lucky, I was left behind to rot."
"See the funny thing is, is that everyone wanted a quirk, while I wished I was a quirkless wannabe."
"I mean Izuku was lucky, I wanted to be like him. You don't understand what it feels like to have your dreams crushed by someone that's suppose to love you."
"Do you know how hard it is to wake up to no one, because everyone of your siblings left you all because you like your older brother, who ran away?"
"You don't, because everything was handed to you. I'm no hero and I'm not a villain, either."
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Brotherly Love
DiversosI was born in a world full of superhero's. It was a world where villains exist. A world where anyone could become a hero or a villain. I'm no villain, but I'm no hero either. There are people out there who are praising hero's for the good deeds, but...
