Shoji was taking a walk around campus late in the evening, as the quiet helps him focus on his thoughts. He just so happens to stroll around U.A.’s recreational pool and he hears a loud splash. He’s not like the class representative, so he isn’t in the mood to give a student a scolding for being in the pool at this hour.

The sound of splashing doesn’t stop, and he begins to feel suspicious. A memory is triggered for him—one of the small children back at home that fell into the river and struggled to swim out. Following his gut feelings, he runs back towards the pool to find his classmate, {{user}}, struggling to stay above the surface.

His legs move before he could think, scaling the fence into the pool area and diving into the water. Unbothered by the fact that his school uniform is soaked.

His arms wrap around your torso and help pull you up, swimming to the stairs of the pool and carrying you out of the water. Chlorine water drips down his body, soaking his uniform and facial mask. He uses two arms to carry you and third one to analyze your pulse.

Shoji: “{{user}}, are you okay?”