Nothing ever stays

ℂ𝕙𝕒𝕡𝕥𝕖𝕣 𝟙

~ Five years later ~

2 years ago, the famous class 1-A graduated from U.A. highschool. All of the students who graduated are now following their dreams and working at different agencies.

Yes, some were lost along the way, but there memories still remain. Iida Tenya was killed during an encounter with the hero killer in Hosu city. Minoru Mineta was killed during the USJ fight. A young boy named Kota was killed during a different attack on their training camp. 

That class had been through disaster after disaster, and instead of letting it hold them back it made them stronger.

A new "golden era" formed after the terror that the league of villains brought over Japan.

Everything seemed to be at peace. That was until today.

- - -

After highschool ended, Katsuki Bakugou and Eijirou Kirishima moved in together. They weren't married yet, but each had ideas floating around their heads of how they would propose.

All of their classmates from highschool know about their relationship, but they aren't out to the public yet. Not everyone supports gay relationships.

It wasn't even a month ago that Bakugou had been named the number 1 hero. Kirishima was extremely happy for his lover, but Bakugou only replied with: 'I don't know why your surprised.'

Many things have happened since the end of Class 1-A and the start of the new generation of heroes. But little did they know things were about to change.

- - -

- Kirishima's POV -

Finally I can relax. I'm really tired after patrolling all day.

Kat is probably tired too, I'm pretty sure he went on a raid to some villain base
I click on the tv and shuffle deeper into the couch. Sweatpants have never felt better.

I lean forward and set down the remote, watching whatever seems good.

*Clack*

The tv remote flings off the table and hits the wall. The batteries roll around besides the remote, the back fell off when it hit the wall.

I stare at it questioningly.

'That just happened, right?'

I warily get up and take a look at the broken remote. Yep, that definitely happened. I pick it up and push the batteries back into the compartment, then put the back onto the remote.

I sigh and sit down on the couch. I try to change the channel, but it's not working. 

'Is it completely broken?'

I sigh again, then get up so I can turn the tv off manually. I'm only a foot away when it turns off completely by itself. 

'You know what, I'm not watching anymore tv tonight.'

*Click*

I look behind me and see my beautiful boyfriend, looking very tired.

"Hey Kat, how was the raid?" I ask him.

"It went fine, just super tiring, I definitely need to ice my wrists." he replies.

"Haha, okay. I'll get some ice out, and then you've gotta hear about this weird thing that happened while you were out." I say.

"Okay." He replies, then goes to turn on the tv.

I get some icepacks and cloth out of the kitchen, then go sit next to him.

"Oi, Eiji, why isn't the remote working?" he asks.

"Oh yeah, that was the weird thing that happened. The remote was just sitting on the coffee table, then it flung off, and now it won't work." I tell him, while getting up to turn it on from the back of the tv.

"So you threw the remote?" he asks.

"No, I didn't even touch it. It was like a ghost or something." I say.

"Whatever. Ghosts aren't real." he says.

The tv turns on and the news is on. The reporter is talking about the raid Katsuki led.

I sit back on the couch with him, and start wrapping his wrist with the cloth and ice pack.

That's when it happens again. The tv shuts off. 

"Oh come on! Not again!" I exclaim.

I run up to turn the tv back on, but it isn't responding. I look at the cables plugged into the back. Everything's where it should be.

"Okay, what the heck." 

That's when the lights in the kitchen start to flicker. Katsuki looks up at them too, obviously very confused.

Suddenly, it all stops and the tv turned back on again. He looks at me again.

"Probably just an electricity problem." He says.

"Yeah... you're probably right." I reply.

- - - 

But it wasn't just an electrical problem.

It was something much worse, and both men would come to regret how they overlooked the early stages.

How they could have stopped this all from happening. How they could have saved him. 

But they didn't. Things went the wrong way. It ended in disaster.

But of course, nobody could have known about what was to come.

Well, almost nobody. He sat there, wondering, was he still a nobody to Katsuki Bakugou?

If he was a nobody, then did anyone actually know the truth about what was going to happen?

Did he even feel anything when the boy vanished from this world? 

Was he sorry?

Did he cry while reading his final note to the world?

Did he even care?

The boy wouldn't know. He's been 13 for a long time now. He never got what he wanted. He can't be free until he does what is needed of him.

But is this boy a killer? He really couldn't tell you. I mean, he did kill the one person he knew better than anyone else.

It's probably the reason he could never be at peace. I mean, he was a murderer.

The person he killed had no recollection though. It's almost as if they were the same person...