Nothing unusual for Izuku to test out something that Mei did, right? Well wrong. The thing is it already started going the wrong way the moment he injected something into his system and just blacked out. Naturally Mei freaked out and went to the teacher's office... Little did they know what she did or what they would see with the invention she came up. Now all they could think was keep an eye on a maybe suicidal cinnamon roll and make his life better so that he would never do what they were seeing. A/N: This is a collaboration work with Greenightronix3400! This is a mha fanstory hope you enjoy! Please also feel free to correct my bad writing. Rights on the pictures go to the artist. I do not own mha, rights to the owner.

The kid is laying on his bed, his hands holding his phone as he watches... Spirited Away. It crosses the man's mind, not for the first time, that he could kill him right there. Tomura seems to want the green haired menace dead, that's for sure. But he doesn't really care about what Tomura wants, really. Instead, the man leans in by the boy's shoulder, trying to see the screen better. The boy doesn't seem to notice, he's too busy mumbling, his brows furrowed. "... I mean, if the giant baby represents those people who never grow up, what does Haku represent in relation to Chihiro? It's not like he-" "Her childhood" Izuku shakes his head, still intently looking at the screen. "That's too easy" "Doesn't mean it's wrong" "Maybe, but- Eek!" Izuku jumps so hard he falls off the mattress, the phone sent flying to the other side of the room. The man closes his eyes, a pinky going into his left ear. "You're a loud one, aren't you?" From the floor, Izuku gapes at him. His mouth opens, then closes. Then opens again. The man studies him as he sits on the bed, unamused. "I can still kill you. So don't be stupid and scream." Izuku closes his mouth. ---- Dabi starts appearing in Izuku's dorm room from time to time. We should all pray for Izuku, really. There's always something happening to him. ---- Okay, so I come up with something new every two days. Sue me.