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Quotes taken from Tumblr and making them longer.
CONTAINS: Old challenges

DISCLAIMER: I do NOT own Boku no Hero Academia/ My Hero Academia

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Professionalism

It all started with a challenge. A challenge that Mina discovered. The challenge that make people look like weirdoes in the street. You've all seen the videos. You've all done the challenge.

"THE FLOOR IS LAVA!" Mina suddenly shouted in the middle if the common room. Confused shouts and screaming were suddenly erupted. Coffee cups broke when they hit the floor, along with some juice boxes. Kaminari, Hagakure and Sero were the first ones off the floor. Keeping up with the challenges were easy for them. Right after them were Kirishima, Jiro, Asui and Koda. Not from doing what the other two was doing, but by the sudden shout which activated their jumping reflexes. The rest of the class follow shortly behind with Todoroki just hovering his feet a few inches over the floor, and Bakugo crossing his feet up in the couch. Midoriya stood unbalanced on the chair he was sitting on with a panicked look on his face.

Iida, like the class representative as he was, took responsibility and stood on the floor and karate chopped the air.

"Everyone, calm down! The floor is not lava! I repeat: the floor is NOT lava. Stop with this childish attitude!"

Of course, their childish attitude didn't disappear. One time, Iida was going to ask Midoriya something about the day's training. He was walking in the hallway as he saw Kaminari walk out of his room. But not normally. He was using an All Might duvet to jump his way down the hall. Iida didn't ask what he was doing, probably for the best. He pushed Midoriya's door aside and saw his classmate standing on his desk, like he just had seen a spider. There were pencils and papers on the floor, and the duvet on his bed was gone. Iida walked straight in the middle of Midoriya's room and looked at the boy on the desk.

"Midoriya, we need to talk about your professionalism."
The green head boy looked at the class representative with wide eyes and gave him a I'm-a-child-and-I-don't-approve-look.

"Those are some mighty brave words for a guy standing in lava."

Sorry that it's so short! Next one will be longer!