Meeriadd's Collection Of Snippets

[Meeriadd]

Standing before the gates of the entrance exam in my "main" timeline, I rolled my shoulders in preparation for getting a little active.

When I woke up after an unfortunate end in my last life to find myself reborn in a new world, needless to say I was... excited. Especially after I had recognized some parts of said new world, and eventually figured out that I was in the My Hero Academia universe.

In all honesty, the world of My Hero certainly wasn't the worst place to be reborn into. Sure, it was pretty rough at times, and if you didn't get a decent quirk you were pretty much doomed to a mundane life. But well, it was certainly better than some other hero/villain-themed worlds, *cough* *cough* Worm.

Speaking of Worm, when I finally got my quirk at age four, I noticed it was very similar to a character from the story, specifically a villain by the name of Coil. His power was quite interesting, allowing him to live through two "timelines" simultaneously from his perspective, letting him make different decisions in each and picking the best outcome. All in all a nice power.

Mine, however, wasn't as limited. I could run as many timelines as I wanted, constantly splitting further and further. By now, a decade after my quirk awakened, I have about 40 ongoing timelines. I could run a few dozen more temporarily, but not for long. I found it hard to focus and perform at my best in each. So I guess I did have a limit after all, it just wasn't a hard limit like Coil's.

The point of running so many timelines was simple. Learning and safety. I was doing drastically different things in many. Quite a few I had traveled to other countries, in most I was studying everything I could, and in a few, I was living off the grid.

I had already "died" in a couple of timelines before, and learned that all it did was close the timeline. I even had my quirk erased temporarily in one where I was living in a different country, and it also just erased that timeline.

Basically, as long as I had a safe timeline, I was impossible to kill, which is why I was running so many at once and spreading myself out across the globe.

When I got my quirk evaluated though, I didn't even need to think before lying about my quirk's true nature. According to the quirk registry, my quirk was called "Intuition", a constantly active quirk that gives me hunches towards decisions I make, allowing me to do things like accurately predict a coin toss every time, along with choosing all the right answers on something like an exam.

Although such a quirk was quite powerful, it wasn't on the same level as my true quirk, which I have no doubt would have someone like All For One frothing at the mouth just thinking about getting his hands on.

But even with me lying at my quirk evaluation, I still started a couple of timelines beforehand in which I never registered my quirk and moved to live off the grid. Sure, traveling the world as a four-year-old was no simple feat, but with my quirk, it wasn't too bad.

With my quirk being registered as being constantly active, effectively a mutant type, although I didn't have a mutant appearance, I was able to constantly ace every exam throughout my life, without being made out as a cheater. After all, everyone was under the impression I couldn't help the "intuition" I felt. Failing me would be like accusing someone with a Dog-like mutation of cheating on a hearing test, simply ridiculous.

So, with that being said, getting into UA and passing the written exam was easy. I was an adult with the body of a child after all, so passing high school level academics should be trivial, that's of course not even to mention that I could just look up any answer I didn't know on the internet in another timeline.

Standing before the doors to the mock city full of robots that comprised the UA entrance exam, I allowed a smile to grace my face as I split this timeline about 20 times.

***

Izuku Midoriya was worried. Sure, All Might, the number one hero in all of Japan had given him his quirk this morning, which he had been training for months to be ready for, but he still had no idea how to use it!

Walking towards the gates to the entrance exam, where he somehow had to take out giant robots, Izuku noticed that the other applicants didn't even look nervous at all! They must have strong quirks if they weren't even worried about passing this test. Like that guy with 6 arms, he looked strong enough to destroy a robot easily.

"You alright there greenie?" Izuku heard a voice behind him ask, causing him to turn around with a start.

Standing behind him was a girl only a little taller than him, with long light blue hair with a blue butterfly hairpin, light blue eyes, and pale skin. She was also wearing a baby blue heart necklace, and the rest of her outfit matched that, being a mix of white and baby blue. It looked comfy, almost like pajamas. Wait, she was wearing pajamas!

"Uhhhh yeah just a little nervous is all." He replied, rubbing the back of his head a little sheepishly, still thinking about the girl's choice of clothing. Sure his tracksuit could be better, but this was UA! Surely she had something better to wear to the entrance exam than what was essentially pajamas?!

"Don't you think it's a little odd?" She suddenly asked, eyes leaving Izuku and looking back towards the massive gates.

Izuku wasn't sure what she was asking, so he intelligently replied, "What?"

"This exam. It seems to favor quirks that could be used for destruction. I mean, taking down big killer robots? I can think of a few pro heroes whose quirks wouldn't be all that useful in such a situation. Midnight for example. Her pheromones wouldn't do anything to a machine." She said, eyes moving across the rest of the examinees.

Her words hit Izuku like a truck, and he began to analyze all of what they had been told. The robots were worth 0, 1, 2, and 3 points respectively, and many people might not even be able to destroy any, like himself. So how were they supposed to pass? They didn't mention any other way to earn points.

"That is odd. Maybe they have another way to earn points? Like teamwork?" He added, muttering out loud.

"Probably." The girl in pajamas replied. "The name's Sophia by the way. Sophia Sage."

Hearing the girl introduce herself, Izuku immediately broke out of his muttering and quickly stammered out. "Nice to meet you, Sage! My name is Izuku, Izuku Midoriya!"

"Midoriya huh?" Sophia said, smirking. "I look forward to being your fellow hero-course classmate, Midoriya." It was with those words that the girl started walking forward, not even giving a chance for Izuku to respond before Present Mic announced the start of the exam.

'Does she really think I'll pass? Or is she just trying to motivate me?' Izuku thought as he rushed through the gates, noticing the girl nonchalantly walking through them as if they weren't on a time limit.

***

Standing in the observation room, Toshinori Yaga, known to the world as All Might, watched his successor struggle to earn even a single point during the exam.

It was hard not to give preferential treatment to a kid who got his quirk just this morning, but it wouldn't do to just pass him for no reason. That wouldn't be fair to the other students, not to mention all the attention such an action would get.

"Anyone you have your eye on Aizawa?" He heard Nezu ask, thankfully allowing him to pay attention to something else besides worrying about his successor's success.

"That blue-haired girl. What's her quirk?" He asked, motioning towards a live feed of a girl jogging around the arena, carefully pulling people out of danger before directing them to medical, then moving on to the next person, heading towards them in a straight line, despite appearing to have no way of noticing them.

"That would be Sophia Sage, her quirk is registered as Intuition," Nezu replied. "A quirk that seems to give her enhanced unexplainable intuition about her situation, whatever it may be."

"Seems useful." Midnight replied. "Though she doesn't seem to be using it to fight any of the robots."

"If her quirk is some kind of superpowered intuition it makes sense," Aizawa said, watching the girl make a right before heading into a collapsed building to rescue yet another examinee. "She likely felt that there was some other grading criteria other than villain points."

"That she did." Said principal Nezu, pulling up a recording from before the exam's start, in which the girl was talking to another student, expressing that she thought the exam was a little odd.

'Good.' All Might thought, noticing that it was Izuku who she was speaking to, who realized there was more to the test than villain points. 'Young Midoriya has a chance after all. Not that I ever doubted him.'


***

'Oh no, there's no enemies left! I'm gonna fail!' Izuku thought, looking around the mock city. There were so many people here who were much faster and stronger than him, and they were destroying all the robots before he could even make it to them!

But it was as he was lost in his own thoughts that the ground began to shake, and a massive dust cloud was kicked up.

'What is that?' He thought, before a massive robot suddenly came into view, the size of multiple buildings. 'The zero pointer? Isn't this a little extreme for an entrance exam?'

Falling backward on the ground, Izuku was stunned, watching as all the other examinees fled past him. All except two.

There, stuck under some rubble directly in the robot's path was the girl who stopped him from falling earlier. Not only that, but the other girl, Sophia, was right next to her, trying to free her.

'Oh no! They won't make it in time!' He thought, before his body moved on its own, rushing right up to the zero pointer. He crouched low once he was close enough, putting his all into this jump, before he rocketed up, arriving right in front of the robot's face.

"SMMMMASSSSH!" Izuku screamed, punching forward with all his might, crushing in the face of the zero pointer and sending it careening backward.

***

'Ain't that something.' I thought, watching from below in multiple timelines as All Might's successor one-shot the zero-pointer.

"He probably won't be able to land safely, so we're gonna have to catch him." I said, finally getting Uraraka out of being trapped in the rubble.

"Catch him?" She asked, still stunned at the boy's powerful quirk.

"Yeah, you can make stuff float right? Just make him float before he hits the ground." I replied, walking over to where I thought he'd land, of course doing the same thing in multiple timelines in different areas, that way I could choose whichever spot was the right one.

"But..." The girl started before a determined look crossed her face and she grabbed some debris, getting on top and making it float before moving over towards me.

"Should be any second now." I said, hands in my pajama pants pockets and standing a little out of the way. "Get ready."

Right after I said that a little boy in a tracksuit came falling from the sky, screaming the whole way down, but right before he hit the ground, Uraraka slapped him and activated her quirk, effectively saving him from becoming a bloody smear on the asphalt.

'Jeez. I forgot how unforgiving this world could be.' I thought, before walking over to comfort a currently puking Uraraka.

Seeing Izuku crying and trying to crawl his way down the street, I simply shook my head and called out to him.

"Relax greenie. You've already passed."

Hearing my words, he looked over at me, blurted out, "wHaT?" Then promptly passed out when Present Mic announced that the exam was over.

 

[Thiccc Shaedy]

Its good to know that you're still alive.

 

[Akuma-Heika]

Its good to know that you're still alive.

Click to shrink...

Were the MIA for awhile? That was a very morbid way to put it

 

[Thiccc Shaedy]

Were the MIA for awhile? That was a very morbid way to put it

Click to shrink...

Yeah. Sis been missing for a while.

 

[Profilozof]

This is very intresting