Luna Jun (Birds of a Feather)

Luna Jun (Birds of a Feather)

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Luna Jun, the only child of Hawks and Midnight as of anyone in my hero she is only known by three faculty who she truely is. Mr. Aizawa, his husband, Present Mic and her mother Midnight. Luna Jun gets transferred from Ketsubutsu Academy High School to My Hero Academy to Class 1-A in dismay of Aizawa's wishes (Aizawa, Mic, and Midnight all raised Luna together). Aizawa and Mic took Luna in to keep her safe from Midnight's enemies and the fact Hawks didn't know Luna existed.
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Sora Kaori is not your typical U.A. student. With beauty that turns heads and quirks no one fully understands, she arrives late to the hero course with a sealed file, a sharp tongue, and eyes that always seem to be somewhere else. Aizawa doesn't trust her. The other students don't know what to make of her. And yet, somehow, she becomes the storm they can't look away from. Bakugo notices first-too sharp, too proud to admit he's curious, but too drawn in to look away. Todoroki's eyes follows with quiet attention, but he isn't the only one watching. Sora catches the eye of many... and keeps her cards close. What no one knows is that Sora is hiding more than just her past. She has a complicated relationship with Pro Hero Hawks-one built on secrets, survival, and something that shouldn't feel like comfort. And the closer she gets to her classmates, the more dangerous those secrets become. Because some truths aren't meant for the daylight. And some girls weren't made to be heroes.

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