Deku-(eiyuu to akuyaku)

Deku-(eiyuu to akuyaku)

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My Hero Academia
One day after school Deku heard a loud explosion in an ally way close by to fine two villains looking right at him. They were going to kill someone so he tells them to go and find some pros while he held them off for a bit but when he went to finish them off with a Detroit smash something went horribly wrong. The villains take him. This causes pain in the heart of his mother and physical pain for Midoriya himself. As the villains try and get him to join them in their goal of killing the symbol of peace All Might... The job of a hero is saving someone. He just did that how could doing the work of a hero backfire in such a bad way??? Will he be able to keep his own goals in mind as the villains try and change his perspective of the world and hero's.
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