WARNING!!
This story contains: Mental and physical abuse, self harm, gore/bloody scenes, nudity, Stockholm Syndrome, and needles.
Kai Chisaki, also known as Overhaul, created a quirk destroying bullets. To create this, he used the blood of a 7 year old girl named Eri. Thanks to her quirk, called Rewind, the quirk canceling drug completely erases a person's quirk. Everyone, and anyone, who gets hit with one of these bullets, will completely loose their quirk.
Well, almost everyone.
One day while protecting citizens from newly escaped Yakuza members, Shoto Todoroki and Minoru Mineta both get hit with the bullets. However, while Mineta loses his quirk, Todoroki still had his, and shot out ice at the villains. It becomes apparent that Shoto Todoroki is immune to the drug.
This is due to his blood having a never before seen mutation that is classified as a new quirk.
Suicidal Todoroki x Midoriya | What it Means to Love
69 parts Complete Mature
69 parts
Complete
Mature
[Please spare your eyes the agony of reading this abomination of a story. I wrote this forever ago and had no idea what I was doing.]
Empty.
Shoto Todoroki is empty. Words and blades (in a way, they're one and the same) alike have cut the color from his life and left irreversible wounds on his body and mind. Todoroki is unable to recall how to feel emotion in his achromatic world after endeavoring to cope with his painful past, but is his inability to feel simply a lie he's fabricated for himself?
Izuku Midoriya initially perceives Todoroki as a supposedly "bad person" due to Todoroki's glaring cold-heartedness. So, how will Midoriya react when he begins to unravel the enigma known as Shoto Todoroki and realize that even that which is shatterproof can still shatter?
[#1 in todorokixmidoriya on 04/15/21.]
[Completed on 08/26/20.]
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Note:
- This story is not intended to encourage/promote any of its darker themes/topics.
- This trash needs heavy editing.
- Cover is a work in progress.
Disclaimer:
- All credit for the BNHA/MHA characters used goes to Horikoshi Kohei.