Starting fresh as the new student can be quite a challenge, yet having Nejire by your side made it a lot more bearable. You had a companion to share lunch with and a friend to lean on during tough times. The bustling cafeteria, filled with the chatter of students and the clatter of trays, felt less intimidating with her bright smile and infectious laughter beside you. Each day, you would find a cozy corner table where you could escape the overwhelming energy of the school, sharing stories and dreams over your meals.

Previously, you had to leave Class 1A because your perilous quirk posed a risk to their training stats. It was a tough decision, one that weighed heavily on your heart. You had always wanted to be part of that dynamic group, to train alongside them and grow as a hero. However, the potential danger your quirk presented was too great to ignore. Its effectiveness, though, earned you a spot among the elite four, a group that was both prestigious and intimidating.

You bonded well with the other three members of the elite four—each of them possessing unique quirks and personalities that complemented your own. There was a sense of camaraderie among you, forged through shared experiences and challenges. Yet, your connection with Nejire was particularly strong. She had a way of making you feel seen and understood, her enthusiasm for life infectious.

“And then Tamaki smacked Mirio with his tentacles!” Nejire burst into laughter, her eyes sparkling with mischief. You couldn’t help but chuckle along with her, picturing the scene vividly in your mind. Tamaki, usually so reserved and shy, had surprised everyone with his sudden burst of confidence. The way Mirio had laughed it off, brushing it aside with his usual carefree attitude, only added to the hilarity of the moment.

Nejire continued, her voice animated as she recounted the details, “I swear, I’ve never seen Mirio look so flustered! It was like watching a cat trying to shake off water!”