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      Age of Heroes      By Viperwatcher      Chapter 16      End of Top 16      His palms were sweaty.      Knees were a little weak and arms were heavy.      Kinus felt like he wanted to vomit as he sat quietly inside the waiting room. The waiting was unbearable. While the dragon wasn’t a stranger to anxiety, this was something else entirely. He did his best to NOT think about what was on the line in this match. But instead, he focused on keeping his breathing in check, taking deep breaths to steady his racing heart and slightly quaking legs. The dragon walked up to the mirror at the side and glanced at his reflection. The

      Age of Heroes      By Viperwatcher      Chapter 15      The Battle Begins      “Dad?”      The older dragon looked down, seeing his bright eyed son look up at him, his toy figures still held in his hand.      He smiled warmly.“What is it, Kinus?”      “Is it hard being a hero?” he asked.      The dragon’s brow furrowed. He lowered the book he was reading and placed it on the desk at the side. “What makes you asked that?”      The younger dragon looked back at the television that was playing an anime targeted for kids. It featured a hero drawn with a brightly colored

      Age of Heroes      By Viperwatcher      Chapter 14      The Cavalry Battle      Kinus stood there in the middle of the field. “Okay, Kinus...you can do this…” The dragon looked around, scratching his chin thoughtfully. He had two ways to solve this problem. He either had to build a team of his own and hopefully succeed, or he could join a team of students he knew would have a high chance of winning. Both options were viable and had their own respective pros and cons.      The dragon opted to try the former.      Kinus went around, looking for a familiar face. It was a tough challenge. Majority of Class 1A s

      Age of Heroes      By Viperwatcher      Chapter 13      The Obstacle Course      “Hey!” Present Mic’s loud booming voice echoed throughout the entire stadium, modulated appropriately by the speakers scattered all over the area. “Get those cameras ready! The time is finally here. The Sports Festival is about to begin. I just have one question to ask: are you guys ready?!”      The loud cheers and shouts of the people in the stadium was deafening, almost reaching Present Mic’s natural shouting voice.      “Let me hear you guys scream as our students make their way to the main stage!

      Age of Heroes      By Viperwatcher      Chapter 12      Training Montage      Two weeks.      Two weeks was all they were given, and even then, with each passing second, time was beginning to tick by. In the span of two weeks, U.A. expected all the students who were going to participate in the sports festival--and that was pretty much the majority of the student population--to be in tip top physical form, ready to show the world what they can do and be crowned the champion. Anticipation was at an all time high and the pressure wasn’t lost on the students.      Each and every student of Class 1A took the little time the

      Age of Heroes      By Viperwatcher      Chapter 11      Fear and Intimidation      Growing up, Kinus had two strong moral pillars in his life.      His mother was a police officer. She was someone who worked tirelessly everyday to fight crime and bring order and peace whenever there was chaos that was ravaging the city that they lived in. His father was a pro hero. Much like his mother, Kinus’s father worked to fight the villains who sought to use their Quirks for dastardly deeds. Together, their ideals, morality, and overall direction in life helped shaped Kinus’s moral compass while growing up. It molded the youn

      Age of Heroes      By Rovas117      Chapter 10      Chat with a Friend      The sun was shining down brightly at Musutafu City Park.      Located in the center of the city, it was a sight of green amidst the towering urban jungle that lined it. Tall trees, wide open grassy areas perfect for picnics, wooden ornate benches, and a few fountains scattered around the area really gave the place a sense of tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle of the living city. Kinus sat on one of the wooden benches, watching people walk by. There were a few couples walking around, holding hands with one another. There were families playing arou

      Age of Heroes      By Rovas117      Chapter 9      Thoughts      It was all a blur.      The moment Kinus laid down on the stretcher and closed his eyes, he passed out. From then on, he drifted in and out of consciousness, getting hazy visions and scenes as his body desperately tried to force him to rest after such a harrowing event. At one point he was being carried to the clinic, then after that, he was being treated for his wounds. Recovery Girl was there, possibly giving him a piece of her mind. The dragon couldn’t remember honestly. The hero’s lips were moving but no sound was coming out of her mouth. Kinus lo

      Age of Heroes      By Rovas117      Chapter 8 Part 2      Unforeseen Simulation Joint      “We’re in the Fire Zone,” Kinus answered, turning to face Ojiro. “We need to regroup with the others.”      The boy nodded, regaining his composure. “Got it. We need to get a move on. There might still be villains lurking around.”      The prospect of fighting proper villains left Kinus feeling a bit shaken. This did not go unnoticed by Ojiro. “You okay?” the boy asked.      Kinus blinked, doing his best to steady himself. “I’m okay. Just...still trying to let this all

      Age of Heroes      By Rovas117      Chapter 8 Part 1      Unforeseen Simulation Joint      The sun was up high in the sky as the students of Class 1A gathered in the courtyard. Even though they were told that they were allowed to choose whether or not they wanted to wear their hero costumes, it came as no surprise to anyone that everyone in the class decided to still wear them. Although it was just a basic run of the mill training exercise, the aspiring heroes weren’t going to pass up a chance like this. It was another chance for them to train while wearing it, another opportunity to get used to it while out in the field.