Blazel

that fateful day in 2023, on the rooftop of their middle school. Katsuki, enraged by Izuku's mere presence, unleashed an explosion too close-right at Izuku's feet. The blast hurled him over the edge, the world spinning as he plummeted toward the concrete below. Screams echoed, but no one saved him. He hit the ground hard, bones shattering, blood pooling. The world went black.

But death didn't claim him. As paramedics rushed in, something ignited inside. Pain seared through his veins, not from the fall, but from within. Flames erupted from his skin, cauterizing wounds, knitting bones. He gasped awake in the alley where he'd landed, hidden from view. Staggering away, he pieced it together later: His true father, Hisashi Midoriya-a shadowy figure who'd abandoned the family years ago-had implanted a quirk-suppressing chip in him as a baby. Hisashi's quirk allowed him to breathe fire, but fearing it would manifest dangerously, he'd suppressed it. In the trauma of the fall, the chip malfunctioned, and the quirk surged free. But that wasn't all-Hisashi had been watching from afar. That night, in the shadows, he found Izuku, injected a serum to stabilize and enhance the power, healing him fully. "This is your inheritance, son," Hisashi whispered before vanishing. "Use it wisely."