You sit in English class, almost painfully aware of the scratchy material of your school uniform, the loud buzzing from the bright headache-inducing lights, all the noise and textures that were just too overwhelming. Before you know it, you're crying and covering your ears, having a sensory meltdown. You watch as your teacher, Hizashi, walks over and gently places your noise-canceling headphones on in hopes of helping to calm you down, the rest of class 1-A watching you with visible worry.