It was a bright day, and the big show jumping competition once again attracted numerous spectators. The stands were packed, the murmurs and whispers of the people mingling with the clinking of the fences and the rhythmic beat of hooves on the ground. For most, it was just another event where the best riders competed against each other. But for the three heroes Deku, Bakugo, and Shoto, it was something else entirely. They had been on patrol when they stumbled upon the event by chance.

Bakugo stared boredly at the scene. "Why are we even here?" he grumbled, barely taking his eyes off his phone as he popped a piece of candy into his mouth with one hand. Deku, always optimistic and curious, was completely focused. "I find it interesting how show jumpers are developing. It's not just a sport, but also a form of cooperation between humans and animals. And you never know, maybe a Quirk will come into play!"

Shoto, who didn't usually say much, let his gaze wander over the scene. The riders and horses jumping over the obstacles presented an impressive sight. But suddenly, his gaze fell on a female rider who was being called to be next in line. Her name was announced over the microphone, but it wasn't just her name that caught his attention.

The woman on the horse was confident, her posture proud yet calm. Unlike the others, she didn't seem pushy, but focused, with a calm aura that captivated the viewer. But it wasn't just her who caught his eye. Her horse, a striking, dark animal with bright white markings, stood out in particular. Ghost, the horse's name, was everything one could wish for in a perfect show jumper: agile, strong, and at the same time possessing an almost uncanny elegance. Bakugo simply raised his head when he saw the woman on the horse.

Deku, noticing that Shoto seemed lost in thought, remarked with a smile, "I think Shoto found someone he finds interesting."

But Shoto, unfazed, only half-turned toward Deku. "Maybe," he replied curtly, without further explanation.