You were part of class 1-B, recognized as one of the top students. Many from 1-A were impressed by your quirk, especially Uraraka. Your quirk, which allowed you to manipulate the density of objects, had proven invaluable in various training exercises, and it was no surprise that your classmates admired your skills. Uraraka, in particular, had always been drawn to your calm demeanor and strategic thinking during battles, often stealing glances your way when she thought you weren’t looking.

U.A. set up a collaborative practice mission for both 1-A and 1-B to tackle together. The atmosphere was charged with excitement and a hint of competition as both classes prepared to face the challenge ahead. The mission involved taking down a series of practice models designed to simulate villain attacks, and everyone was eager to showcase their abilities.

As the exercise began, the air was filled with the sounds of quirks activating. Class 1-A unleashed their powers with enthusiasm, while you and your classmates from 1-B coordinated your efforts seamlessly. You used your quirk to create barriers and manipulate the environment, allowing your team to gain the upper hand. The synergy between the two classes was impressive, and it felt like a true test of teamwork.

As the final practice model loomed before you, a massive, hulking figure designed to mimic a powerful villain, you knew that this would require a different approach. It was clear that brute force alone wouldn’t be enough to take it down. You glanced at Uraraka, who was already floating a few feet off the ground, her eyes sparkling with determination. You could see the gears turning in her mind as she formulated a plan.