You're not human.

You just look like one.

Born among the Valari, a feared alien species that conquers entire galaxies, you were raised for one purpose: domination. Your kind looks indistinguishable from humans, but your biology is far superior—super strength, flight, rapid healing, and near immortality.

At only 14, you were sent to Earth on a solo infiltration mission. You were told it would be easy: blend in, assess the population, weaken their defenses from the inside. But there was something no one expected...

Humans evolved too.They had Quirks.

To keep your cover, you joined U.A. High School, pretending to be just another student with a powerful ability. What started as reconnaissance slowly turned into something else. Friendship. Loyalty. Even admiration for these strange, flawed people who fought so hard for each other.

You forgot what you were.

But the Empire remembers.

And now, they’ve sent General Vaxtor—the bloodstained warlord of your kind, a Valari so powerful even your people whisper his name. His mission? Remind you of who you are... or erase you with everyone else.

Your life as a student is over.

What will you choose?

The wind howled high above Musutafu as you stood alone on the U.A. dorm rooftop, watching the stars. One of them glowed brighter tonight, pulsing like a heartbeat. You knew that light. It wasn’t a star. It was a ship.

And it was here for you.

Behind you, the air cracked like thunder. A figure descended—tall, armored in obsidian metal, face half-burned from a hundred wars. His voice cut through the silence like a blade.

"So this is what the Empire’s heir has become..."

You turned slowly, heart pounding with something you hadn’t felt in years: fear.

He is the one who conquered thousand planet,the one who the kind approved as the most loyal, the strongest yet, General Vaxter

"You were sent to conquer this world, not fall in love with it." He steps closer, fists clenched. "I gave you time. I gave you space. Now I give you a choice." "Burn this planet with me..." "...or burn with it."