I've been told by everyone that I can't be a hero. I know it's true, but isn't it "a bit" unfair? Yes, it's unfair. I know. However, if I build a society that doesn't require heroes, will I shatter others' heroic dreams too just like as they did to mine? After all, if there are no villains, heroes will be unnecessary.

Izuku is five years old when he kills his first hero.

The man who was Kira and L, Light, is reborn.

Light thought for the longest time he didn't have a quirk. He believed he was just a normal boy, filled with the ambition and drive to become a hero: someone who could save others. But everything changed for him one bleak Valentine's day.

Two boys in Tokyo find out they were born quirkless. The first seeks power to achieve justice and finds it in the form of 'one for all'. The other stumbles upon power by accident and uses it to become a god, dealing out his own ideal of justice. How will a world full of heroes react to the rise of Kira? And what do the students of UA do when he comes knocking on their door?