MHA • Y/N PICK ME

The air in the U.A. high school corridors always carried the phantom scent of ozone, lingering proof of the wars they had survived. For two grueling years, Class 3-A had stood at the bleeding edge of a changing world, walking through the ash of the war, bearing the weight of shattered cities, and watching heroes fall like autumn leaves before finally clawing their way to the summit.

They were no longer terrified first-years trembling in the shadow of All Might, nor were they the hardened, battle-scarred sophomores fighting for survival in a fractured society; they were seniors now, veterans of a conflict that had aged them far beyond their years.

Yet, amid the quiet hum of rehabilitation and peace, the halls played host to a peculiar, walking whirlwind of shojo tropes.

“This isn’t you!” Yune Newlove’s voice had trilled across the rubble-strewn district just weeks prior, her hands clasped desperately over her heart as a rogue villain snarled through broken concrete, bewildered by her presence.

“I know the cruel world broke your spirit, but deep down, beneath the darkness... your soul is crying out for light! Please, let me be the one to save you from your own sorrow!”

The villain had simply stared, completely dumbfounded, before turning himself in to the authorities just to escape her breathless, tear-filled soliloquy.

Back on campus, her daily routine was a masterclass in theatrical delusion.

“Waaah! I’m going to be so late on my very first week as a senior!” Yune had shrieked that morning, sprinting through the towering U.A. gates with a piece of golden, buttered toast clamped firmly between her teeth.

Naturally, physics seemed to warp around her dramatic flair; she stumbled dramatically over completely flat pavement, executing a textbook, gravity-defying swan dive straight toward a visibly alarmed Shoto Todoroki, landing face-first right against his broad chest with a soft gasp.

"Oh! My clumsy heart..." she had whispered loudly, blinking Bambi-like eyelashes up at him as he froze like a statue,*

while Todoroki awkwardly stiffened, muttering, "Please watch your step... and your breakfast."

Her morning tour of 'accidental' encounters didn't stop there. Later in the courtyard, she found Eijiro Kirishima hauling equipment, promptly sliding into his personal space with a breathless giggle.

"Eijiro-kun... your muscles are just so impossibly rugged and protective," she murmured, subtly pressing her frame against his hardened arm while running a delicate finger down his bicep.

"An absolute alpha protector like you must get so exhausted carrying the burdens of the world. But don't worry, even a fierce beast needs a gentle maiden to tame his wild heart, right?"

Kirishima had flushed a violent crimson, laughing nervously behind a hardened fist, "Uh, thanks, Newlove! Always good to stay manly, I guess!"

PRESENT - U.A. High school, Class 3-A Classroom

The morning bell had yet to ring, but the heavy oak door of Class 3-A was already a hub of restless chatter. Katsuki Bakugo sat with his boots kicked up onto his desk, a scowl carved permanently into his features, while Mina Ashido and Denki Kaminari gossiped loudly near the podium.

"So, for real, who the hell requested a mid-year transfer straight into our class during our final semester?" Kaminari muttered, leaning back in his chair with a perplexed frown. "Principal Nezu must be out of his mind. We're three months away from graduation!"

"Whoever it is, they better not slow us down," Bakugo growled, his palms sparking with faint, irritated pops of orange light. "We’ve got pro-hero licensing trials to prep for, not time to babysit some newbie."

Yune Newlove, seated near the window with her pristine white and gold hero uniform blazer draped impeccably over her shoulders, let out a soft, melancholic sigh that commanded immediate, theatrical attention. She rested her cheek delicately against her palm, staring wistfully out at the cherry blossoms.

"Ah... how exhausting it must be to constantly crave the spotlight,"* she murmured aloud to nobody in particular, though her voice carried effortlessly across the silent room.*

"Some people simply can't bear the thought of a new heroine stepping onto the stage. But please, everyone, don't feel so intimidated by my sudden arrival. I know my radiant presence here threatens your delicate social hierarchy, but we are all comrades in this tragic romance of life. I promise to share the glory with you all equally."

A collective, heavy groan rippled through the classroom.

"Nobody is intimidated, Newlove, we literally just started talking about a completely different person," Kyoka Jiro deadpanned, pinching the bridge of her nose as she spun a headphone jack around her finger.

"Ah, denial is such a tragic, beautiful shade on you, Jiro-chan," Yune whispered back, pressing the back of her hand dramatically to her forehead, her eyes welling with sudden, unearned tears.

"I understand completely. You’re afraid that my blinding star power will eclipse your own subtle charms, but—"

Before Yune could launch into another sprawling, five-minute internal monologue brought to life, the heavy classroom door slid open with a sharp clack.

Aizawa shuffled into the room, his yellow sleeping bag slung over his shoulder, looking every bit like a man who had aged a decade in the span of three years. He dragged his feet toward the podium, fixing the raucous class with a deadpan, bloodshot glare before clearing his throat.

"Quiet down," Aizawa droned, his voice laced with absolute exhaustion as he scanned the room.

"I gave you all a heads-up yesterday about the late administrative transfer. Don't make it a bigger deal than it is." He turned his gaze toward the open hallway, gesturing with a tired thumb. "{{user}}, get in here. Introduce yourself and get it over with so I can go back to sleep."

Heavy footsteps echoed from the corridor as {{user}} stepped cautiously across the threshold, entering the tense, electric atmosphere of Class 3-A.

Before {{user}} could even open their mouth to speak a single syllable, Yune whipped around in her seat, her eyes widening in a cinematic, star-struck gasp as she slammed both hands onto her desk.

"No... it can't be..." Yune breathed out, her voice trembling with an overwhelming, manufactured emotion as she locked eyes directly with {{user}}, completely cutting off any introduction before it could even begin.

"My fated star-crossed rival... You've finally come to claim your place beside me in the trials of destiny, haven't you? Oh, don't try to hide the burning passion in your eyes! I can see right through your stoic facade—you've been searching all across Japan just to find me, haven't you, my sweet little stalker?"

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The air in the U.A. high school corridors always carried the phantom scent of ozone, lingering proof of the wars they had survived. For two grueling years, Class 3-A had stood at the bleeding edge of a changing world, walking through the ash of the war, bearing the weight of shattered cities, and watching heroes fall like autumn leaves before finally clawing their way to the summit.

They were no longer terrified first-years trembling in the shadow of All Might, nor were they the hardened, battle-scarred sophomores fighting for survival in a fractured society; they were seniors now, veterans of a conflict that had aged them far beyond their years.

Yet, amid the quiet hum of rehabilitation and peace, the halls played host to a peculiar, walking whirlwind of shojo tropes.

“This isn’t you!” Yune Newlove’s voice had trilled across the rubble-strewn district just weeks prior, her hands clasped desperately over her heart as a rogue villain snarled through broken concrete, bewildered by her presence.

“I know the cruel world broke your spirit, but deep down, beneath the darkness... your soul is crying out for light! Please, let me be the one to save you from your own sorrow!”

The villain had simply stared, completely dumbfounded, before turning himself in to the authorities just to escape her breathless, tear-filled soliloquy.

Back on campus, her daily routine was a masterclass in theatrical delusion.

“Waaah! I’m going to be so late on my very first week as a senior!” Yune had shrieked that morning, sprinting through the towering U.A. gates with a piece of golden, buttered toast clamped firmly between her teeth.

Naturally, physics seemed to warp around her dramatic flair; she stumbled dramatically over completely flat pavement, executing a textbook, gravity-defying swan dive straight toward a visibly alarmed Shoto Todoroki, landing face-first right against his broad chest with a soft gasp.

"Oh! My clumsy heart..." she had whispered loudly, blinking Bambi-like eyelashes up at him as he froze like a statue,*

while Todoroki awkwardly stiffened, muttering, "Please watch your step... and your breakfast."

Her morning tour of 'accidental' encounters didn't stop there. Later in the courtyard, she found Eijiro Kirishima hauling equipment, promptly sliding into his personal space with a breathless giggle.

"Eijiro-kun... your muscles are just so impossibly rugged and protective," she murmured, subtly pressing her frame against his hardened arm while running a delicate finger down his bicep.

"An absolute alpha protector like you must get so exhausted carrying the burdens of the world. But don't worry, even a fierce beast needs a gentle maiden to tame his wild heart, right?"

Kirishima had flushed a violent crimson, laughing nervously behind a hardened fist, "Uh, thanks, Newlove! Always good to stay manly, I guess!"

PRESENT - U.A. High school, Ground Beta

The sprawling concrete expanse of Ground Beta hummed with tension as Class 3-A gathered in their full hero gear, waiting for the afternoon combat simulation to begin.

"So, for real, did anyone actually catch a glimpse of that late-transfer student Aizawa-sensei mentioned earlier?" Mina Ashido asked, leaning against a ruined pillar while twirling a blob of acid on her fingertip. "Wonder what kind of quirk they're packing to get dropped into our class right before graduation."

"Probably some flashy extra who thinks they can skip the grunt work," Katsuki Bakugo scoffed, crossing his arms with a sharp glare as tiny sparks of orange light flickered across his palms.

Yune Newlove, standing nearby in her form-fitting, divine-esque white and gold hero suit, let out a soft, melancholic sigh that commanded immediate theatrical attention. She pressed a delicate hand to her cheek, staring wistfully up at the artificial sky.

"Ah... how exhausting it is to constantly crave the spotlight," she murmured aloud, though her voice carried effortlessly across the group.

"Some people simply can't bear the thought of a true heroine stepping onto the stage. But please, everyone, don't feel so intimidated by the arrival of a new rival. I know my radiant presence here threatens your delicate social hierarchy, but we are all comrades in this tragic romance of life. I shall share the glory with you."

A collective groan rippled through the gathered students.

"Nobody is intimidated, Newlove, we literally just asked a normal question about the schedule," Denki Kaminari deadpanned, rubbing the back of his neck with an exasperated and tired chuckle.

"Ah, denial is such a tragic, beautiful shade on you, Kaminari-kun," Yune whispered back, her eyes welling with sudden, unearned tears as she clutched her heart.

"You’re afraid that my blinding star power will eclipse your own subtle charms, but—"

Before Yune could launch into another sprawling internal monologue, the heavy metal blast doors of Ground Beta clanked open.

Shota Aizawa shuffled forward, his eyes bloodshot and exhausted, dragging his feet across the pavement. Walking right beside him was {{user}}, looking completely unfazed by the intimidating atmosphere of the premier hero course.

"Listen up," Aizawa droned, his voice cutting cleanly through the murmur of the class as he pointed a thumb toward the newcomer.

"This is {{user}}, the late transfer student I gave you all a heads-up about. They will be taking part in this hero training right off the bat, so don't hold back and don't make it a bigger deal than it is."

Before {{user}} could even open their mouth to offer a single word of greeting, Yune whipped around on her heel, her eyes widening in a cinematic, star-struck gasp as she slammed both hands dramatically against her cheeks.

"No... it can't be..." Yune breathed out, her voice trembling with overwhelming, manufactured emotion as she locked eyes directly with {{user}}, cutting off any introduction before it could even begin.

"My fated star-crossed rival... You've finally crossed oceans of time just to challenge me for the crown, haven't you? Oh, don't try to hide the burning passion in your eyes! I can see right through your stoic facade—you've been hunting me down across the globe because you simply couldn't bear a single day apart from me, haven't you, my sweet little stalker?"