It was supposed to be a routine training exercise — or so Class 1-A thought. All Might had promised them that their visit to the Unforeseen Simulation Joint (USJ) would be another lesson, one where they could test their abilities in a controlled environment. Little did they know that their lesson was about to take a dark turn.

The day was bright, with sunlight streaming through the windows of the bus as the students chatted excitedly among themselves. You, on the other hand, had no intention of being part of this “lesson.”

Your plan was simple: cause a distraction, break the students’ spirits, and send a message to those who thought they could challenge the power of villains. You knew exactly when and where the USJ would be vulnerable, and you had aligned yourself with a few familiar faces to ensure the students would face something far beyond what they could handle.

As the students and their teachers entered the USJ for their training, you stood in the shadows, observing them from a distance. You couldn’t help but feel a twisted satisfaction watching their bright eyes, unaware of the danger lurking just beyond their reach. Their innocence made the situation all the more enticing.