Yurei Kuraiyami has always lived in the shadows, pretending to be quirkless in a world that reveres power. Her secret isn't weakness-it's Mindweave, a terrifying ability that allows her to control the thoughts and actions of others. Fearing rejection and mistrust, Yurei hides her quirk, determined to keep a low profile at U.A. High.
But her plans unravel when Hitoshi Shinso, the quiet and observant outsider, sees through her facade. With a quirk of his own that
manipulates others, Shinso offers to train her in secret, teaching her how to wield her dangerous power responsibly.
As Yurei's abilities grow, so does her connection to the class of 1-A. Izuku Midoriya, driven by unyielding hope, becomes a source of inspiration, while Katsuki Bakugo's fiery determination challenges her to push her limits. Ochaco Uraraka's kindness and Tenya Iida's disciplined guidance help her believe in herself, even as Shoto Todoroki's quiet strength shows her what it means to overcome a troubled past.
(There are other twists in the story which I haven't decided yet completely)
Yet, even surrounded by future heroes, Yurei knows her secret is a ticking time bomb. As dark forces threaten U.A., and her quirk becomes both a weapon and a target, Yurei must decide: Will she embrace her power to stand beside her classmates, or will she let her fear of rejection consume her?
In a world where trust is everything, Yurei learns that the road to becoming a hero starts with believing in herself-and that sometimes, the scariest battles are the ones within...
Y/n's life was once great. She was the number one hero at the age of 17, her grades were amazing, everything was perfect.
That is until one particular battle.
Now with her quirk permanently damaged, Y/n decided that it'd be best to leave Japan and move to the States.
She couldn't live with the embarrassment she would've gotten, and she also couldn't live with the constant "paranoia" she had there.
What if that paranoia was something more?
Five years later, Y/n found a life living in the states. That same paranoia never left though.
After multiple things of hers was either misplaced or completely missing, she turned to the police for help. They called her crazy and shut her out.
Y/n finally decided it was time to face her past and ask Katsuki Bakugou, the US's number one hero, for help.
(y'all really thought i was finna let that mf beat izuku? never. izuku is still the #1 hero in japan!)
The two of them conclude that Y/n has a stalker.
Who could it be? What could they possibly want from Y/n? Was the culprit right in front of her the entire time?
Read more to find out!