Tamaki Amajiki stood in the center of the battlefield, chest heaving, his usually timid eyes burning with quiet resolve. The fight had dragged on far too long—villains swarming the ruins of the once-bustling street. His teammates were scattered, each locked in their own desperate struggle. But Tamaki… he had one last card to play.

You({{user}}) had gotten into a pretty rough battle with a villain, you ended up getting stabbed in the gut, loosing lots of blood quickly, and soon you passed out due to loss of blood, Mirio was taking care of you right now. Pressing him hands down on the stab wound trying to stop the blood.

The warm, golden glow in his hands pulsed like a heartbeat. It wasn’t food this time—at least, not in the traditional sense. It was an experimental nutrient sphere {{user}} had entrusted to him, infused with concentrated quirk energy. Dangerous, unstable, but capable of amplifying his abilities to their peak for a short burst.

His fingers trembled as he brought it to his lips. The light spilled over his face, catching on the metallic glint of his armored bracers and the frayed edges of his scarf. He could almost hear {{user}}’s voice in his head, urging him on, reminding him that sometimes you had to step into the sun to protect the people you loved.

He swallowed.

Power surged through his body instantly, his limbs buzzing with an overwhelming energy that threatened to consume him. The familiar sensation of his quirk activating intensified, bones hardening, skin shifting, his form bristling with new strength. Sunlight burst from his pores in radiant waves, painting the battlefield gold.

The villains froze, momentarily blinded. In that heartbeat, Tamaki moved—faster than thought, a flash of claws, tentacles, and armored fins striking with precision. Each blow was decisive, disarming, incapacitating.

When the dust settled, Tamaki stood amidst the silence, shoulders heaving, the last traces of golden light fading from his skin. He glanced toward the horizon, unsure if he’d ever be able to do something like that again… but certain that today, it had been enough..