The Need Of Adventure

ROBOTS, MUD AND ELECTRICITY!

There must be someone right this moment questioning himself why he has to go through more than 300 pages of quirk details, and I must say, I would fucking do it again! 

From the forced evolutions I did and the massive level and training grind, I am not surprised that most of my Pokemons are over level 20, or level 20, and I must say, has anyone seen the face of Quagsire!? Its the fucking cutest thing I have ever seen in my life! All those months of power grinding them all were completely worth it.

I must say that there was that one time I woke up in the middle of the night for a glass of water, and saw flying keys stealing my house keys, or that one time I was making cookies with Lilly and a Pokemon was just born from the dough, were pretty strange, or the fact that the giant ice rock I saw when I was younger was used to evolve Eevee, it was all worth it in the end. 

There were some Pokemons I couldn't get because my parents were there, or other people were there, and if I was going to start talking with nobody and making monsters appear out of thin air would most certainly make panic occur.

Not to mention that there were some Pokemons that I could only evolve by trading! That's why trading appeared!

Something that also scared the living shit out of me, was how a Rotom possessed my fridge and started levitating it away, after catching it it now practically lives in my phone, It is pretty obedient, and its nice not having the need to use my hands to look and do stuff on my phone, I can also ask it to take pictures for me!

The entrance exam will start in 30 minutes, and I must say that I'm pretty anxious about it, my practical can be easily passed, but the written one? I feel like I won't get one answer right!

As I was passing the U.A. barrier, I noticed the amount of people that were going for the exam, there was still half an hour for the exam to start, and the entrance was loaded, people were being redirected to different rooms, and I was the candidate 10365, that means that there at least more than 10000 other people in there, and there were still more coming!

Once in the room, we were given the liberty to do anything we wanted to release our stress, so I didn't waste a second, called out Snorlax and Quagsire, both were my best emotional support, Kirlia already out of the Poke Ball, Snorlax didn't quite like the noise that was in the class, but still remained laying down, and Quagsire was seriously trying to seem serious, but her face didn't allow me to take in the seriousness and only looked goofy and derpy. Which was good! I was totally needing that!

20 minutes later, a teacher came in and told us to take our seats, I pulled Snorlax and Quagsire into the Poke Balls, and placed Kirlia in my school bag, which she didn't fit anymore, and started my test.

I was feeling totally panicked, my mind was going blank and I couldn't quite get the answers for the questions, but Kirlia helped out, she was sending out waves of positive thinking and warm feelings, which helped me focus on the exam and re-evaluate my life choices.

All in all, I think my written exam was great! I was holding Kirlia in my arms, she was pouting for being hold in my arms, but I knew she was happy I was doing so, I was shooting compliments and thank yous to her, and I couldn't feel happier about it.

Rotom was going around me, taking pictures of the U.A. hallways, class locations, of me, Kirlia and other students.

The ones going for the Practical exam for the hero course were redirected to an auditorium, it seemed to be on repeat explaining what the test was about, as the line the students were making was something to go by.

After 15 minutes I finally got in, the presentation will take around 5 minutes in all, as the stops I did was something to go by, and who would have thought, I was sat right in the middle of Bakugo and Midoriya.