Yeah, haha. It can get pretty bad... Like, my classmate Deku-kun just got his quirk a little while before we started high school, and he's always breaking bones because his body can't handle it or something... It's pretty painful to watch sometimes, but it is amazing how he never lets that stop him, you know?
Then again, "plus ultra" is our school's slogan. But if Deku-kun can do all that, I know you'll be fine with your quirk, too!
Mm. It's pretty scary when he goes that far, but he's getting better at controlling it now. I'm just glad you guys don't have to deal with something like that.
Mm! He's a lot stronger than I am, but I'm not planning to be left behind!
Isn't that a good thing, though? The younger we start, the more experience we can get before we start working on our own, so we'll know the best ways to help people.
[ they aren't wrong, but she wouldn't know any different. ]
Fifteen is usually when formal hero training starts - I just stared this year. If they know they want to be heroes, most people start long before now, and just train by themselves or their parents, but we're not legally allowed in the field until we get our provisional licenses.
Mm! Just the provisional one, though, not a full hero license. That’ll come later. But as long as I'm with a pro hero, I can still help out with official business!
Ehehe... well, there are plenty of emergencies, but most of the time there's a pro hero around to handle it. Even when my class got attacked, there were pro heroes around both times, so it's not like we were totally on our own.
Well, the first time it was because we have a famous teacher, the former number one hero, All Might. They were targeting him, and because he was supposed to be teaching our class that day, we ended up in the middle of it.
[ her faces turns a little more solemn. ]
But the second time, they were after one of my classmates. They said it had something to do with his quirk and how violent it could be, so they thought... he belonged with them, as a villain, instead of a hero.
They took him. They had him for a few days, while the pro heroes were trying to find them to save him. A few of my classmates tracked them down, too, and they were the ones to get him out while the villains were distracted. So it all ended okay.
...But it was pretty scary. And I can't even imagine what it was like for Bakugou-kun.
You're all really brave, for going through things like, but not giving up. I know that... you're all probably used to it, but it's still extraordinary.
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[ there's a sympathetic smile. ]
I'm glad, though! Getting a quirk late can be kind of dangerous sometimes. I'd hate to have to worry more about you, Rabbit-san!
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... is it normal for people to get them late?
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...But no, it's not normal at all. If it doesn’t manifest by, like, age five or six, they decide you’re quirkless. It’s pretty uncommon now, though.
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[ this is fascinating. ]
I guess if you didn't grow up with it, then you'd have trouble figuring out how it works.
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Then again, "plus ultra" is our school's slogan. But if Deku-kun can do all that, I know you'll be fine with your quirk, too!
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His bones?!
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He must be very strong to be able to handle that.
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I think so. Sometimes I wish he didn't have to be, but it just shows how determined he is to help people, doesn't it?
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[ it's pretty amazing. ]
You're all so young, too.
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Isn't that a good thing, though? The younger we start, the more experience we can get before we start working on our own, so we'll know the best ways to help people.
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How young do you normally start with training?
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Fifteen is usually when formal hero training starts - I just stared this year. If they know they want to be heroes, most people start long before now, and just train by themselves or their parents, but we're not legally allowed in the field until we get our provisional licenses.
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Do you have your license then?
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[ lmao ]
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Why would they attack your class? I'm glad you're okay though.
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[ her faces turns a little more solemn. ]
But the second time, they were after one of my classmates. They said it had something to do with his quirk and how violent it could be, so they thought... he belonged with them, as a villain, instead of a hero.
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[ they reach over to squeeze her shoulder. ]
What happened? If you don't mind me asking...
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...But it was pretty scary. And I can't even imagine what it was like for Bakugou-kun.
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You're all really brave, for going through things like, but not giving up. I know that... you're all probably used to it, but it's still extraordinary.
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Maybe, but everyone here is doing that, too. Even you, Rabbit-san.
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