After becoming a student at AFO, the teacher asked him a question.
"Do you remember your original wish?"
Midoriya was stunned. After thinking for a long time, he finally summed it up in a short sentence: "I want to... Change this society."
"I want to have no personality and never be discriminated against again. I want this world to be 'equal and just'. I want to be... A hero who brings hope to people like you appreciate me."
The teacher laughed, shook his head, and did not say any more offensive words that Midoriya was used to hearing, such as 'You can't be a hero, give up as soon as possible'. Instead, he encouraged: "Be the true hero you think you are. This is your first step."
What he is looking for is not just results, but 'true will'.
So he will be a 'real hero'.
Seeing the newspapers praising him, the former leader, but belittling those famous heroes, Midoriya's heart felt as dull as an ancient well.
Is he a hero?
After the teacher left, no one could tell him the answer.
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If Midoriya hadn't gotten rid of the bottle containing the Sludge Man,
If the 'symbol of peace' hadn't gone to Midoriya,
If Midoriya doesn't have OFA's personality,
There are a lot of ifs, so this is the story after what ifs.
[The story of the if line "Kuroku" who was bound by fetters, struggled in the black mud, and moved towards the light.
Things to note:
①Atypical HE, the ending is depressing and white-washing, and it's hard to get over it! But it is the most normal plot direction in my opinion, and I don't like to make detours.
②Although he is a black man, he has his own beliefs and ideals and is using his own way to make the world a better place. He is not a yandere! ! !
③No love, no sweetness
④ Regarding the ending [I don't allow you to write about incorrect views, so I didn't intend for him to rule the world from the beginning. It's not that the outline was cut, but that it wasn't there from the beginning. It seems that the rush is due to my lack of penmanship and my failure to make the transition appear more natural. Thank you for reading, I'm sorry.
Intention:
Ghost Dance Tsuji Tomie