One wish can change the world //BNHA x Big Order male reader//[On Hold]

Tests

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-(Y/N) POV-

Just like Nezu had said on Christmas, both him and Aizawa head arrived at our apartment on New Year's Day. But, like Christmas, they arrived at stupid-o'clock in the morning, intent on catching an early train to Musutafu and sorting out any minor details on the way.

Which is what was happening now, while we had time to kill on our journey.

Nezu: I think it would be good to talk about the conditions that the government have set for you, since they are the conditions you'll be living under until you graduate.

This got the attention of the four of us, each listening intently to the weird animal with a quirk across from us. It was early, so there wasn't anyone else on the car. No one to overhear what I'm sure was secret information.

Nezu: The four of you will be staying together, like you have been previously, in a small apartment building next to the school. I have checked it already and the apartment we have payed for is no smaller than your previous apartment.

(Y/N): That's fine. I take it we're there so you can keep a close eye on us, so I'm also expecting a curfew.

Nezu: You'd be correct there. I did try and negotiate as much freedom as I could for you after our first meeting, seeing how cooperative you were, but I could only do so much. You're to be back inside the apartment by nine o'clock each night, and aren't allowed to leave until seven in the morning. I was, however, able to get them to drop the tracking bracelets that they requested. So long as you don't leave Musutafu without permission, you'll be allowed to wander as you please.

Chiyori: Tracking? That's a bit creepy to think about.

Eiji: Oh yeah? Remind me again what your link let's you do with all of us?

Chiyori looked away, having seemingly forgotten about that aspect of the link. I suppose it's reasonable. None of us have needed to use the link to find each other since I used it to find Chiyori.

Chiyori: ...Track you. But it's not like we do it all the time! Only when we needed to!

She tried fighting back against the smug look on Eiji's face. It wasn't working the way she hoped, so she ended up just staring out the window, not looking at anyone. Thinking that she was actually upset, Eiji back-pedalled, giving up his victory to a smirking Chiyori. Not that anyone other than me could see said smirk on Chiyori's face.

I looked over to Aizawa, who was watching Eiji and Chiyori with a small smile on his face, apparently entertained.

(Y/N): I wanted to ask. Why are you here, Eraser Head? I'm certain you're smart enough to realise that Erasure doesn't work on us, so why go out of your way to pick up a few kids?

He looked over to me, the smile gone from his face. He seems to have a set expression for when he's working, and only allows himself to enjoy anything outside of that work.

Aizawa: That's another one of the conditions. Nezu neglected to inform the government about your group's immunity to my quirk. As such, you've officially been placed in my care, simply because they think I can stop you should you ever decide to go against the regulations they set. I'm the one who'll be checking in on you over the next year, as well as your homeroom teacher in UA and the one that'll need to authorise any hero work you may do down the line.

I looked towards Nezu, who closed his eyes and nodded in agreement. He sipped a cup of tea, which he seemed to grab out of thin air, and looked up at me.

Nezu: That's about it for the conditions. Also, while no one outside of this train car knows about Erasure not affecting you, I'm very curious as to how that works.