What does it truly mean to be a hero? To wholeheartedly dedicate yourself to a strong moral compass, upholding justice unwaveringly, and being willing to make personal sacrifices - not just for yourself but for the people you deeply care about - all in pursuit of doing what is right.
"Indeed, that is the essence of a hero - the willingness to make the ultimate sacrifice, even laying down their lives for others. But for me, that era of self-sacrifice is over. I can no longer stand by and give up everything for a world that fails to recognize the sacrifices made on its behalf. Instead, I shall be the catalyst for change, bringing justice to this unjust world through any means necessary, even if it means dismantling it to pave the way for a new one. No more tears, no more witnessing those dear to me perish. From now on, I will be their unwavering protector, no matter the cost. This is my solemn vow, as the symbol of Justice!"
In a world where Quirks have sparked an eternal battle between Heroes and Villains, what happens when a villain seeks redemption and chooses the path of heroism? Meet Hiro, burdened by Dissociative Identity Disorder, torn between his dream of being a hero and his tragic past as a science experiment. Wrestling with a psychotic alter ego, his journey of redemption will be challenging. As those around him undergo transformative changes, some for the better, others for the worse, the tale unfurls with elements of torment, love, death, and time travel. This gripping narrative transcends the conventional My Hero Academia storylines, exploring the blurred lines between heroism and villainy and the human psyche, in a world where anything can happen.
WARNING: THIS STORY CONTAINS HARSH LANGUAGE, VIOLENCE, GORE, DRUGS, ALCOHOL, AND SEXUAL CONTENT. VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.
"What does being a Hero mean to you?"
That was the question our favorites from Class 3-A are currently asking themselves. They're now in their final year together, pushing to graduate and continue their journeys. Things had changed so much over the past three years: from their first contact with the League of Villains, to the Fall of All Might. Nothing was, or ever would be the same. When a transfer student comes in for her final year, will she show them what it TRULY means to be a hero?
// I haven't written a fic in literal ages so please bare with me! Rated M because of language, themes, and steams! UPDATED WEEKLY//