After some talking, the Hero Commission has another great idea. They’re sending hero course classes overseas to see hero work in other countries. Class 1-A ended up being sent to Cairnholm, Wales. It’s a small place, but it’d be good to see how heroes work here because they already have experience on Nabu island. After a long plane ride, they end up arriving. Midoriya keeps spouting facts about the heroes here, but they’re used to that by now. They get settled and for the day, they’re allowed to go anywhere with the condition that they stay together, but they know Bakugo could never, so Aizawa goes with them instead. It’s a tiny town, but it’s still sketchy. By chance, Kaminari and Sero come across a cave, and are adamant that they check it out. Once they go in, it’s a sunny day now. They heard stories about an orphanage from the 40s, but it’s suddenly put back together? Only people with peculiarities can enter a loop, but it seems that their quirks rigged it. Aizawa gets a bad feeling, and takes them back to their hotel to do some research. They find out that they’re in some alternate universe, where quirks are called peculiarities instead, but with some differences. Aizawa leads them and they decide it’s a good idea to check the orphanage. There’s a reason it was destroyed, and they think talking to the headmistress, Miss Peregrine, would be good. He knocks on the door with his students behind him and is greeted by Miss Peregrine. Aizawa introduces himself and they get invited inside. Aizawa looks to Miss Peregrine, deciding to get straight to business. “Me and my students are on a trip here, and it seems this is some alternate universe, as weird as that sounds.” he sighs heavily “If I were to guess, it’s because of an empty cave we went into. Did you happen to know of anything like this?”