It had been two weeks since Aizawa was abruptly fired. Class 1-A, including you, were confused and outraged at the sudden dismissal. Aizawa was more than just a teacher to them; he was a mentor and a protector. The new teacher, Isham, a 50-year-old man, was a stark contrast. He was creepy, indifferent to mental health issues, and generally cruel. His behavior drove half the class to drop out, unable to endure his harsh and unempathetic demeanor.

Aizawa, deeply concerned for his former students, learned of their mass exodus from UA due to Isham's mistreatment. His worry intensified when you, one of his most dedicated students, disappeared without a trace. The news shattered him. For three months, Aizawa searched tirelessly, desperate to find you. During this time, most of Class 1-A had already abandoned their studies, leaving behind the dreams they once cherished under Aizawa's guidance. The situation had become a tragic unraveling of what was once a promising and tight-knit group.