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Luna Kotzel was born into the wrong spotlight - villains for parents, a childhood carved up by raids, foster homes, and locked doors that always slammed behind her. By fourteen, the world had already decided who she was.

So she decided too.

Fierce.

With a quirk that lets her bend shadows into raw force, Luna drifts through alleyways and rooftops, running with Toga and Twice, staying alive, pretending she doesn't care. But every night, the darkness she controls starts whispering back - and every day, she feels more like something the world is trying to throw away.

Then Hawks is sent to capture her.

Hunter. Golden hero. Commission's favorite weapon.

He almost catches her twice.
He expects a criminal.

What he finds is a kid with nobody left, a heart bruised but still beating, and a truth that hits harder than any mission report: Luna isn't dangerous because she's evil - she's dangerous because she's alone.

Instead of turning her in and walking away, Hawks makes a choice that changes everything.

Rehab near U.A.
A second chance.
Hero classes.
A new life she never asked for.

And a guardian who swears he won't leave.

But healing isn't simple. Shadows don't disappear just because someone turns on a light. And Luna is about to learn that becoming a hero isn't about being perfect - it's about surviving, choosing differently, and fighting the darkness without losing yourself.

And maybe, for the first time ever...

She isn't fighting alone.