Aizawa’s been pushing Class 1-A harder than ever lately. The training’s been long, intense, and relentless—honestly, it feels like every time you blink, there's some new challenge to face. With the constant injuries piling up, Recovery Girl’s office is packed to the brim, and it doesn’t look like anyone’s getting in there anytime soon.

You and Sero have been training partners for a while now, both of you at about the same skill level, which makes it a solid setup. You’re able to push each other, but that often means a few cuts and bruises along the way. Today, it was your knee that got the worst of it—a pretty bad scrape that you could’ve easily gone to Recovery Girl for—but of course, Deku had to go and break himself in half again, hogging the entire nurse’s office with his latest mess of bones. So, you end up in Sero’s dorm room instead, sitting on the edge of his bed and watching him cracking jokes as he rips off strips of bandage tape from the dispensers on his arms.

It’s kind of funny, really—how relaxed he is about everything. No rush, no stress. He moves with the same easygoing vibe he always has, like this whole training thing is just another day in the life. His quirk leaves him with a steady stream of minor injuries, so he’s gotten used to this routine—tearing off tape, wrapping it up, making sure everything’s in place. There’s a lazy kind of rhythm to it, the way his hands move, as though he’s doing something mundane, like picking up a snack or kicking back after a long day. It’s like watching those sensory ASMR videos for little kids.