His Little Fox(Kirishima x reader)

11

Part of the heap of rocks was floating just enough for a human body to fit underneath. I ran to the pile, being careful not to step on Hagakure. I called to her but she didn't respond.

She must be unconscious. How do I get her out?!

My quirk wasn't good for strength stuff, or stamina, or power. There was no way I could lift it all up at once and trying to move one rock at a time would take too long and it might cause it all to slide down.

I looked around, praying for someone to come. I heard a door squeak open inside the room and ran back into it. I hadn't noticed a few other doors in the room. One of them was open and a brown curl was peaking out.

Brown hair, brown hair. Who has brown hair? That girl, what was her name? Uraraka? Doesn't matter.

"Hey!" I called out. The curl vanished and I heard a faint gasp. "Hey, don't go! Hagakure needs help! Please!" For a moment, nothing happened, then Uraraka stepped out.

"I-is she okay? Please tell me this isn't a joke."

"It's not, come!" I ran back to the heap of rocks and stopped right in front of it, right behind me.

"Where?"

"She's right there, under the rocks. See?" Uraraka gasped and knelt down, holding her hands out, trying to find Hagakure.

"Hagakure? Can you hear me? Say something? She must be unconscious." I nodded although Uraraka's back was facing me.

"What's your quirk? Can you do anything?" The brown-haired girl stood and reached to touch a few large rocks. They immediately floated up.

"I can nullify gravity on objects that I touch with the tips of my fingers. I'll be able to make these rocks weightless, but you'll have to guide them and make sure there's no avalanche." I nodded again and we got to work.

After five minutes, we had moved all the rocks off Hagakure's torso. We had a few rock slides, but nothing too big. Uraraka was starting to look a little tired and I was already sweating from the lifting of smaller rocks and crawling over ruble to stop slides. A little longer and we had most of her legs uncovered. 

"L/n," Uraraka said, now panting. "I'm going to try something a little reckless. I don't think I can keep doing this much longer, so I'm going to only lift a few of the heavier rocks around Hagakure. You'll have to pull her out quickly. If this works, we can get her out a lot faster. If it doesn't, we'll have to get Mr. Aizawa right away. We probably should have gotten him right away."

She said the last sentence quietly and to herself. I sighed and closed my eyes. If we screwed this up, Hagakure would be in serious danger if she wasn't already. I opened my eyes, took a deep breath, and looked at Uraraka. She was staring at me, silently and with a worried expression. I smiled slightly, trying to both reassure her and myself. She smiled back and we turned to the ruble.

If we mess this up, we would kill our classmates.