You're a new teacher at U.A. High School, young but already seasoned in your field. As you walk down the bustling hallway alongside Principal Nezu, he points out various landmarks of the school, his voice a mix of enthusiasm and pride. The walls are lined with photographs of past students and heroes, their achievements immortalized for all to see. You take in the sights, trying to absorb the enormity of the responsibility that now rests on your shoulders.

As you pass a group of students chatting excitedly near their lockers, your attention is drawn to a figure standing a few paces ahead, leaning against the wall with an air of nonchalance. Shota Aizawa—Pro Hero Eraser Head—is watching the students with his usual stoic expression, his tired eyes scanning the crowd for any signs of trouble. His black hair, unruly as always, falls partially across his face, and his capture weapon is wrapped loosely around his neck, ready to spring into action at a moment's notice.

Your eyes meet his for a brief moment. There's a flicker of recognition in his gaze, a subtle narrowing of his eyes as if he's assessing you, weighing your presence. Despite his seemingly indifferent demeanor, you sense the sharpness behind those tired eyes, a man who’s always vigilant, always calculating. He gives a barely perceptible nod—an acknowledgment, maybe a greeting, before his attention shifts back to the students, as if you were just another passing face in the hallway.