Heroes of the Future

Heroes of the Future

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Collab between @LazyBookWriter and @Maniniliny! General Studies; the class of students who dreamed of becoming heroes, but had something holding them back. The students who weren't exactly ready for the Hero Course, and didn't fit in with Business or Support Course. Instead, just to go to U.A., they go into General Studies. When they do, they get stuck with a teachers who disobey the rules, peers who could care less about being a hero, and others who look down on them. Yet, a diamond can only form under pressure: It must start a coal before a diamond, and the students are willing to do just that.
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In a society built on Quirks, where children dream of becoming heroes, Kurai Akuma simply exists, not chasing glory, nor clinging to purpose. Withdrawn and sharp-tongued, Kurai is the only one in his class with no ambition, no chosen path, and no interest in pretending otherwise. To him, the hero course is just another system trying to shape people into something they're not. But when strange encounters begin to pierce the stillness of his quiet life. From tense conversations to late-night shadows and quiet observers . Kurai is pulled into questions he's long tried to ignore. About power. About fear. And about whether the path we choose... is ever really our own. A story of silence, shadows and the weight of expectations, where not every hero wears the title, and not every villain is born with intent. [DISCLAIMER: My Hero Academia is owned by Kohei Horikoshi. Artwork or pictures used in this story are for visual purposes only. Updates are slow.)

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