Chapter 30: Pools and Hot Springs
When it was announced that the I-Expo wasn't canceled, there were mixed reviews.
For those who weren't there for the night of chaos that was now dubbed "the Symbol of Hope's debut," such as the majority of Class 1-B, they were excited to see all the cool shit there. For those who were actually present when Wolfram tried to squish them, it was less than exciting.
And then there were people like Hatsume and Kaminari, who were annoyed at the fact that they missed all the Villain action. It took pics of Jiro in her formal dress to placate the electric blond.
Thank you for your kind donation, Shinso.
While it was harder to placate Hatsume, they eventually did manage to do so by one, having Melissa, a fellow Support Course member and genius, offer her a tour of everything the I-Expo had to offer, and two, allowing her to repair Ochako's busted-up Full Gauntlets.
Yeah, as it turned out, that last move both she and All Might pulled on Wolfram was enough to actually damage the Full Gauntlets. They weren't completely atomized, but given how several parts of them seemed chipped, rusted, and bent in the wrong directions, yeah…
Hatsume was more than happy to take them off Ochako's hands, and was even happier when Melissa offered her a phone number so the two of them could talk shop. It seemed like the pink-haired girl of UA was excited at the prospect of working with the Shiketsu blonde.
But as fun as I-Island was for everyone, it eventually ended, with everyone flying back home to… what Nedzu ended up calling a "situation," during one of his UA meetings.
"…the world's Symbol of Peace, All Might, and… the world's new Symbol of Hope, Uravity. Thank you so much for watching, and don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more!"
"The Symbol of Hope." That's how Gentle Criminal described her.
That was the title she gave herself back when they were picking out codenames.
She wanted to write it off as a coincidence, but Ochako knew that All For One had eyes and ears everywhere. If he knew about how she got One For All, then the bastard definitely knew about how she went about picking her Hero name. And it would definitely fit his MO.
Every time she came across the creep, he always seemed to be hyping her up or trying to act as some sort of helpful character to her, either telling her not to overdo things like All Might did, or to pull some kind of stunt that would make Uravity be seen in a positive light.
Hell, now that she thought about it, there was a pretty good chance that All For One was responsible for what the media was officially dubbing the "I-Island Incident." It definitely made sense: Hire one group of Villains to cause trouble, and then have the young Heroes save the day, all while your other group of Villains gets it all on camera and shows the world.
How else would Gentle Criminal know about her self-proclaimed title? He must have been given orders to announce it by All For One, because if any of his past videos told her anything (she looked him up once she got home), it was that the man was after fame and reputation, but instead of claiming that he saved all of I-Island by himself like his livestream title claimed, when the fight ended, he credited himself, barley, All Might, and her, by her actual Hero name.
Was she being paranoid? Maybe. But then again, this was All For One they were talking about. When it came to being careful, there were no limits against the likes of him.
Still, though, even if he wasn't actively responsible for the entire I-Island Incident, All For One still managed to spin the entire thing into his favor: Case in point, the view count.
When the stream was live and ongoing, it had 125 million pairs of eyeballs watching it, the majority of them from Japan. And for whatever reason, Nedzu didn't immediately try to stop the stream. He claimed that whoever was responsible was too good at trying to stop his hacking attempts, but she had suspicions that maybe he wanted to see how the stream would go.
The original livestream was eventually taken down as soon as it caught the authorities' eyes, naturally. However, people enjoyed it so much that they ended up saving the video, and then reuploaded it themselves. The damn thing kept getting reuploaded on YouTube so much, that there were now highlight compilations, music videos, and even meme formats based off of it.
She swore to God, if she saw one more of those "Uhh… That's Called Murder" Yaomomo posters… Ugh. Ochako hated to admit it, but she was mildly impressed that all of these people managed to make so much content out of a ninety-six minute video. Then again, things with smaller runtimes managed to achieve meme statuses even higher than this.
Just ask that Keyboard Cat from two centuries ago.
Anyways, the original point Ochako was trying to make was that now, Gentle Criminal, alongside the Volcano Thieves, were just as big household names as were the League of Villains and the newly-coined Symbol of Hope. Everyone wanted to know who they were, what their Quirks were, their relationships, what drove them; they were overnight celebrities.
If there was one thing Ochako knew about All For One, it was that he was a smug asshole hiding behind a mask. If there were two things, it was also that he was a master of PR.
His attack at the USJ was meant to get close to both her and All Might, yes, but it also served as the League's debut: It was big, it was seemingly unheard of, and most important of all, they got away with it. They were smart enough to attack the HPSC headquarters when most of the Heroes were at the Sports Festival, and while the government did try to cover that up, that ended up exploding in their face when he just dropped all of the HPSC's dirty little secrets onto the internet, effectively taking down one of the most powerful agencies in the country. And during the same night, when they killed Stain, they also doubled it as a recruitment drive.
And now, they posted their latest exploit on the top video-sharing platform in the world. Their interference on I-Island not only stopped Wolfram from getting away with the QAD, but it also promoted not just the UA students and the League, but also several other Villains.
To be honest, Ochako wasn't exactly sure if Gentle and the Volcano Thieves were people that All For One simply liked, or he just saw as controllable, but regardless, he elevated them to a higher status, rather than wiping them off the map like he did with Stain and Wolfram.
But the only thing Ochako didn't understand was… why?
This was All For One, the guy who, according to All Might, only cared about himself. The asshat who wanted to stay in the shadows, and lord over everyone. He wasn't some kind of media mogul. So, why the hell wasn't he acting like he was supposed to –?
DING-DONG!
Ochako snapped out of her thoughts as she heard the doorbell ring. Her parents were off working today (if they weren't being harassed by the press), and she wasn't expecting any company over. She knew that Nedzu had made sure no one knew where she or any of her classmates lived, so she seriously doubted it was any journalists at her front door.
But if they were… then they'd be in for a really bad time. Ochako put down her laptop and got out of her room, headed down the hall, and opened her front door to see…
"Oh! Kaminari and Sero… hey."
The electric blond waved at her. "Heyo, Uraraka!"
"Come to the pool with us!" Sero said.
Huh, Ochako certainly didn't expect that. "The pool?"
Kaminari gave her a thumbs-up. "Yeah, some fun before the training camp!"
"There you are, slowpokes!" Iida waved at the newcomers.
Ochako had to admit, this was a nice change of pace. After being holed up in her room for the last few days trying to figure out what the hell All For One's plan was, she figured she deserved a little break. And besides, the less she thought about that prick, the better.
Looking around, she could see that everyone else in her class was here, too. Most of the girls (and some of the guys) were playing volleyball in the water, Iida was passing around orange juice for anyone wanting to quench their thirst, and a few of them were chatting in the shade.
As Kaminair and Sero grabbed their own drinks, Ochako looked around to see where everyone was. Yui-chan was in the water, Shinso was in the shade, and then there was…
"Katsuki!"
"Huh? Oh, hey, Ochako."
He actually used my name! Approaching the blond she said, "Good to see you here. I heard we signed up to use the area for training. Glad to see you're keeping up with your stamina!"
"Uh, yeah. Guess swimming could help with my mission…"
"Hmm…" Iida overheard what the two teens were saying, and soon enough, an idea came to him. "Actually, you know what? How about we make this training a contest? Hey, everyone! I propose we see which of us can swim fifty meters the fastest! A friendly race!"
Sato liked where this was going. "Yeah!"
"That sounds fun," Shoji said.
Shinso nodded along. "Let's do it!"
"And… Quirks?" Ojiro raised his hand. "Can we use them?"
"We're at school, so it shouldn't be a problem," Iida said.
Everyone quickly picked and chose when they would begin, and the first racers were Shinso, Tokoyami, Koda, Todoroki, and Kaminari. Yaomomo quickly made herself a whistle, and said, "Alright now, everyone on your marks… get set… FWEEET!"
Everyone flew into the water… except for Todoroki, who ended up just creating an ice slide for himself. Sure, he technically reached the end first… but come on.
The rest of the races kept going on, and by the end of it, four people were left as the winners of each round: Ochako herself, alongside Katsuki, Iida, and Todoroki.
"As winners of each race, we'll fight for first place," Iida explained. "Understand?"
Todoroki gave a deadpanned, "Yes."
Ochako was a bit more enthusiastic. "Got it!"
"Listen up! Don't either of you dare hold back! Bring everything you've got!"
Huh. Guess there is a competitive side to Katsuki, the brown-haired girl realized.
"THE FIFTY-METER FREESTYLE FINAL RACE SHALL NOW BEGIN!" Yaomomo announced, causing everyone to start cheering and overall, getting excited for this showdown.
"Blow them away, Bakubro!"
"Do your best, everyone!"
"You can do it, Uraraka!"
All four of the swimmers prepared themselves, as Yaomomo slowly brought the whistle closer and closer to her lips. "Now… on your marks… get set… FWEEET!"
And just like that, all four of the racers… fell into the water.
No, seriously, they just plopped in. No ice, no explosions, no pink lightning or engines, none of the sort. Heck, even the swimmers themselves seemed confused at what just happened.
"Uhh… why aren't they using their Quirks?" Sero asked.
"It's five o'clock," a familiar voice said. Everyone turned to see their teacher canceling out the swimmers' Quirks. "Your authorized pool time is officially over. Hurry up and go home."
"Come on!" Hagakure protested. "Just one more second!"
"We were finally getting to the good part!" Jiro complained.
Eraserhead's glare seemed to narrow at that. "Are you questioning me?"
"""NOT AT ALL, AIZAWA-SENSEI!"""
Ochako kicked a rock down the street, somewhat bummed that she didn't get to win the race. Still, the fact that she got out of the house this week was an accomplishment in it of itself. Obsessing over the I-Island Incident and All For One's true goal was kinda unhealthy.
As she took the scenic route back home, Ochako stopped by a familiar beach. Despite spending ten months of her life here alongside Yui-chan and Shinso, it was nearly unrecognizable. Dagoba Beach was as pristine as the day she received One For All.
"Young Uraraka?"
Ochako smiled at the pleasant surprise. "Yagi-sensei! What are you doing here?"
"I could ask you the same," the blond man said, as he took in the view.
"I guess… because this is where my journey began."
The skeleton-looking man nodded along to that. "Young Uraraka, the summer training camp will be tough, harder than any of your previous classes. Be sure to do your best."
"I will!"
The next day, bright and early, everyone was dressed in their uniforms, their bags all packed, and ready to head out… as soon as Aizawa-sensei was done talking.
"...we'll push you to go beyond your limits. You're aiming to become Plus Ultra."
"""YES, SIR!"""
With the speech done, everyone was waiting now for the buses to get ready. Ashido had somehow convinced Kaminair and Kirishima to start prancing around and yelling, "CAMP! CAMP! CAMP!" while the rest of the class was talking with Class 1-B.
"It's nice to see you outside of the Sports Festival!" Tokage greeted them.
Kodai nodded vigorously at that. "Mm-hm!"
The conversations kept going for a little longer until Iida announced it was time to go. "ATTENTION, CLASS A! OUR BUS IS HERE! EVERYONE LINE UP IN SEATING ORDER!"
"Here's the deal, we're gonna be on this bus for about an hour before our first stop," Aizawa-sensei said, as everyone piled in. "Make sure you stay focused."
"Why don't we blast some music?!" Kaminari shouted.
"NO STANDING!" Iida yelled.
Yeah, no. No one was listening to poor old Eraserheaed. "Why do I bother…?"
"DO NOT OPEN THAT WINDOW!"
Well, just like their teacher had promised, one hour later, the bus stopped.
"Finally," Kirishima groaned, as he stretched his arms. "I need to get off that bus…"
Shinso, meanwhile, looked around. "This doesn't look like a rest area…"
Jiro nodded along. "No. And where is Class B's bus?"
A few of the students noticed a dark gray car pull up, as Aizawa-sensei said, "You don't really think that we stopped here just so you could stretch your legs, so you?"
The doors of the car opened up, and someone stepped out. "Heyo, Eraser."
Eraserhead, on the other end, smiled. "Long time, no see."
"Your feline fantasies are here! Say meow!"
"We're puurrr-feclty cute and cat-like girls!"
""You can call us the… WILD WILD PUSSYCATS!""
If it wasn't for the fact that Aizawa-sensei seemed relatively calm, Ochako would have assumed she huffed something and was now seeing catgirls. One of them was a brunette wearing a red uniform, while the other one was a blonde in a blue outfit. Both of their costumes had massive gloves that resembled cat paws, long artificial tails, weird-looking ears, and short skirts.
Not only that, but there also seemed to be some small kid with them? About five or six years of age, wearing a baseball cap with horns. Ehh, questions for later, Ochako figured.
Aizawa smiled. "These… are the Pro Heroes you'll be training with at the camp."
"Hell… yes." The only one who seemed to be smiling was Shinso. "These are Mandalay and Pixie-Bob of the Wild Wild Pussycats, a four-person Hero team that specializes in mountain rescue! I've been following them since I was a kid! This marks their twelfth year as – hrrk!"
Shinso got muffled as a paw covered his face. "I'm pretty sure your math must be off," Pixie-Bob said, her voice low, before suddenly switching to cheerful. "I'm eighteen at heart!"
"You're eighteen! You're eighteen!"
Mandalay, on the other hand, decided to get down to business. "We own this whole stretch of land out here, everything you can see. The summer camp is at the base of the mountain."
Ashido began to look nervous. "Uhh… then why did we stop all the way up here instead?"
"I'm afraid we both know the answer to that, ribbit," Tsu replied.
Sato was beginning to sweat at that. "That can't be right…"
"Heh-heh…" Sero began to laugh nervously. "Everyone. Back on the bus."
Kaminari slowly nodded. "Good idea. Everybody, load up!"
"The current time is 9:30 in the morning," Mandalay said, her smile getting wider and her fake tail swishing around. "If you're fast about it, you might make it at noon."
Kirishima immediately understood what was happening. "SAVE YOURSELVES!"
"Kitties who don't make it there by 12:30 won't get any lunch!"
As everyone tried to make it to the bus, Pixie-Bob landed in front of them, as Aizawa said, "As you students should have guessed… the training camp has already begun."
RUMBLE… BOOOOOM!
The second Pixie-Bob placed her hands on the ground, the earth beneath all the teenagers erupted like lava, sweeping them away like some sort of great flood, before sending them all down the bottom of the cliff. The only ones who didn't go down the cliff via dirt ride were Ochako, who floated herself down, and Katsuki, who used his explosions to gently fall.
"Good news! Since this is private land, you can use your Quirks as much as you want to!" Mandalay shouted from over the railing. "You've got three full hours; you should be able to make it to the facility in time! That is… if you can get through the Beasts' Forest."
As everybody got up and dusted themselves off, Kaminari looked over towards the dark and spooky-looking trees. "Beasts' Forest, huh? Sounds like a name from a fantasy game…"
"Why do we keep falling for Aizawa's little tricks?" Jiro groaned.
"Guess there's no use complaining," Kirishima said. "Might as well get going."
"RRR… RRRAUUGHH!"
Before anyone had a chance to step into the forest, something massive came out of the woods. It was tall, way bigger than any of the Nomus they've seen, and somehow even uglier. Long limbs and teeth of a warthog, the brown creature snarled at them.
"Please calm yourself, my giant friend!" Koda called out to the creature, using his Quirk to try and placate it. "You don't wanna hurt them! You don't wanna hurt anyone!"
Nothing. The giant monster lifted up its claw, and swung down towards Shinso, who dodged with his acrobatics. Ochako, meanwhile, knew that Koda's power was to control animals. So if this thing wasn't an animal, then… her eyes zeroed in on the creature, taking a better look.
Is that… a dirt clod?
Ochako immediately understood what that thing was, and activated One For All. Launching forward, she noticed that Katuski and Iida were also rushing the creature, one of them to the left and the other to the right. And with her in the center… this thing was going down!
"I trust I can count on you, Pixie-Bob?" Shouta asked his blonde colleague.
"LEAVE IT TO ME!" the excitable woman cheered.
As Ryoku used her Quirk to conjure up some more dirt monsters down below, Shouta could see that Shino was a bit concerned with the training program she was reading over.
"Don't you think you've got them on a pretty crazy schedule, Eraser?" Shino asked.
Shouta nodded in agreement at what she said. "Yeah. We're hoping to get an entire second semester's worth of knowledge here. Doing that's going to take an intense amount of work, but the rewards will be worth it. They'll get permits to use their Quirks if there's an emergency, and Provisional Licenses that will allow them to work as Heroes. And most importantly, with all the Villain activity we've been tracking… they need to be able to defend themselves."
The reddish-brunette seemed to nod in understanding at that.
"HI-YAH!" Ryuko shouted, her hands waving around in the air, as if she was shadow boxing. "So, you're ganging up on me now?! Well, I can fight dirty, too! Pow! Pow! Scratch! Ha-ha!"
"Kota, we're leaving!" Shino called out to her nephew.
Shouta figured it was time for him to head out, too. But first… "Hey, Kota."
"Hey, Uncle Eraserhead."
Ochako groaned, as she shuffled her way through the forest.
Almost eight hours. They had been fighting dirt monsters for almost eight fucking hours. If they had spent an extra ten minutes in that godforsaken forest, they could have called this an eight-hour shift, and might have had a chance at being financially compensated.
But all they could do now was moan in exhaustion, dragging their tired limbs behind, as all of their muscles screamed for them to stop, lest their bodies collapse in protest. But soon enough, the treeline appeared, as they had finally made it to the facility.
Where Aizawa and the two Pussycats were waiting for them, smiling.
If Ochako wasn't so tired right now, she'd have punched them. Hard.
"You said it would only be like three hours!" Sero gasped.
"I guess we timed it based on how long it'd take us," Mandalay said. "Sorry."
"Now you're bragging about how much better you are…?" Sato asked. "That's so mean…"
"I'm starving!" Kirishima cried, clutching his stomach. "This is hell!"
"I thought it would take you kids even longer!" Pixie-Bob admitted. "But you did much better against my dirt monsters than I thought you would! You guys were seriously great!"
Ochako ignored the ramblings of the blonde lady, as she noticed that small kid again back near the building, and raised her hand. "Uh, question? Who is that kid? What's he doing here?"
"Oh, this little guy? He's actually my nephew, he's spending the summer with us," Mandalay said. "Don't be shy, Kota. Say hi to everyone. You'll be around them for the next week."
The kid said nothing. He just kept staring at them.
"Hey, there. My name's Uraraka, I'm from UA," she said, approaching the child.
"Go away," the kid said, before quickly running off.
Okay, that was definitely weird.
"Enough playing around; get your stuff off the bus," Aizawa-sensei called out to the class. "Once your bags are in your rooms, you'll have dinner in the cafeteria, and after that, you can bathe and sleep. Tomorrow, your training starts in earnest. You better get a move on."
Dinner was an absolute bonafide feast. Well, it was definitely a fest from Ochako's perspective, considering she had spent nearly an entire third of the day fighting on an empty stomach.
Dumplings covered in sauce, fried chicken, pork cutlets, raw salmon, jumbo shrimp, beef, miso soup, and entire mountains of rice, all of it for the taking. Ochako knew that Yui-chan was especially happy with the salad absolutely covered with cherry tomatoes.
The hot spring was especially amazing.
Despite wanting to soak in that for hours on end, Ochako figured that Aizawa-sensei would wake them up as early as possible so they could get the most training out of tomorrow. So, heading off to bed as soon as she could was probably the best course of action.
Putting on her night clothes, she walked down the hallway towards the bathroom to brush her teeth, when… she noticed a pair of eyes from the corner of the hallway. Big eyes staring at her from down below, and even without the hat, she knew who those eyes belonged to.
Kota-kun…?
Before she even had a chance to say anything, the young boy ran away.
"Okay… that was weird…"
"Something on your mind, Uraraka?"
Ochako yelped, as she turned to see both Aizawa-sensei and Mandalay walking down the hall. "Uh, yeah… Kota… he doesn't seem to like me much, or any of us. Why?"
"How observant," Mandalay said, her mood suddenly dampening.
"Kota's parents are Pro Heroes, too," Aizawa-sensei said. "They almost died in the line of duty. Two years ago, a Villain was rampaging against a bunch of citizens. They would have been killed if I didn't show up on time. The bastard was then apprehended by Endeavor, and Kota's parents were praised for their heroism, but… I guess he's kinda scared. Sacred of what would happen if I wasn't there, and now scared for his parents every time they go out there."
"My cousins are Kota's entire world to him," Mandalay explained. "Aside from me and my team, the only other Hero he trusts instinctually is Eraserhead, and even then, he's scared every time any of us goes out into the line of duty. He's probably worried about all of you, too."
Ochako took in what the two adults said. Having your parents almost die would be pretty traumatizing for a child. But to be this worried about someone because of their career? Sure, being a Hero was dangerous, but no less so than a cop, or a firefighter… right?
Honestly, she wasn't sure. And the brown-haired girl's mind would keep her focused on this subject until her consciousness drifted off to sleep in the late hours of the evening.
As it turned out, Ochako's prediction from last night was correct.
Aizawa-sensei had everyone up and ready, which meant they were to be awake and dressed in their standard UA sports uniforms, in front of him, by 5:30 in the morning. Bastard.
Their teacher, on the other hand, seemed completely unfazed by what most teens would consider a cruel and unusual punishment. "Good morning, class. Today we begin the training camp that will increase your strength. Our goal is to increase your skills exponentially, so that each of you can earn a Provisional Licence. This will allow you to face the dangers that continue to fester within the darkness. Look alive, Bakugou. Try throwing that for me."
Aizawa-sensei tossed a ball at Katsuki, and the explosive blond immediately picked up what their teacher put down. "Ah… Just like back during the Quirk Assessment Test."
"That's right," Eraserhead said, glad to see his students understand. "When you first started school, your record was seven hundred and five meters. Let's see if you've improved."
"Oh, I get it!" Ashido told Sero. "We're checking our progress!"
"A lot has happened in the last three months, maybe he can throw it a whole mile now!"
"COME ON! GET IT, BAKUBRO!" Kirishima shouted.
"I've got this…" Katsuki muttered, pulling his hand back. "No one blink!"
BOOOM!
The wind pressure around everyone blew, as the ball was launched over the mountain range, like some kind of rocket. It must have been launched, hundreds, maybe thousands of –
"Seven hundred and nine meters."
…or not.
"That's it?" Shinso asked. "Kinda disappointing…"
"You've had a single semester at UA, and due to your various experiences, all of you have definitely improved. But those improvements have mostly been limited to technical prowess and skill," Aizawa-sensei explained. "With a slight increase in stamina thrown in along the way."
"Additionally, several of you have had quite a few bizarre Quirk Awakenings since your internships, so now, we're gonna not only re-teach all of you your powers, but improve on them," Aizawa-sensei continued, he walked back towards his students, giving them his biggest grin. "Heh-heh. This is gonna feel like you're dying. Let's hope you all survive."
Kai Chisaki watched the satellite imagery with great interest. His associate's little toys were always useful, especially when it came to spying on the Heroes without their knowledge.
Based on his research, the forest thay bus went into was owned by the Wild Wild Pussycats. So, in total, six Heroes would be there. That meant pulling out all the stops.
Picking up his phone, he called his trusty aide. "Kurono, get everyone you can. I know where Kodai and her friends are hiding. We can flush her out. Yes, I mean everyone."
Hanging up, Chisaki went back to reviewing the footage. Soon…
Author's Notes: Fun's over, time to get back to the serious business!
So, when I was originally writing this series (when it was still an Izuku-centric fic), I was gonna show Eraserhead taking down Muscular, which would lead to Kota's portrayal here, but when I changed the direction when the main protagonist changed, as well. I might show what I wrote in a flashback, but I'm not too sure. Now, for the comments!
Knightmare Lord: I didn't consider making Wolfram a Nomu, but now that you're mentioning it, it definitely sounds like a fate worse than death. I'll consider it!
Gabriela-ch16: Hay una buena razón para desconfiar de Yui.
Pellax44: Trust me, All For One saves the dramatics for when there's a bigger audience. Additionally, he definitely gained something from David being free, you just won't know the whole story until well after this arc (and maybe the next), because, as you guessed right, he indeed does have plans within plans. Wolfram is D-E-A-D, not just because of his desire to kill Kodai, but because he attacked I-Island in general, something that will be relevant for a few more arcs to come. Hope you enjoy what comes next!
Lord_01010000: Oh, look, a new reviewer! The former way you described Mikumo's work is closer to how it actually works, yes. And he is definitely gonna get his hands on a lot of Quirks. I vaguely recall Deadpool having a pizza, but I ain't eating that. Anyways…
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