"ᴡʜᴏ'ꜱ ᴛʜᴀᴛ? ᴡᴀɪᴛ! ʜᴏʟʏ ꜱʜɪᴛ!!! ᴍʀ. ᴀɪᴢᴀᴡᴀ?!"
What if one day you wake up in MHA on a fluke. Don't get me wrong, it's amazing. You can talk to your favorite characters, see if you have powers, and try to go along with the storyline. Now... what if t...
Izuku and I walked together to the train station. Though I had been living in Japan for almost a year, I had never ridden the train.
"(Y/n), have you really never taken the train before?" Izuku asked me as we walked into the station.
"Heh, yeah," I replied, slightly embarrassed. "In Canada everything is different and I lived in a more mountainous region. My school was within walking distance so I never really had to travel too far."
"Oh really? Though skateboarding to school must take forever, doesn't it?" Izuku asked.
"Not always. I mean if I'm skating the traditional way, yeah, but my skateboard is electric and can reach the speeds of a car. So going that fast, it only takes me 5-10 minutes or something to get home." I explained.
"Oh wow. That's so cool!" Izuku beamed.
"Yeah." I chucked. "I can show it to you some other time better." I offered.
"I would like that yes!"
Izuku took me to a machine that was supposed to give me a card or something. It would act as a train ticket I could use over and over again as long as I put credits on it. I just imagined it as an arcade card, where I had multiple plays I could use on different games.
I paid for just one trip and moved onto the gate where people were coming in and out.
Izuku swiped his card quickly and moved through to the other side. I stood there dumbfounded while people pushed past me quickly.
"IZUKU HELP!" I yelled. I was being tossed around in the rush hour madness by people trying to get home or just traveling.
'AAAAAAHHHHH' I mentally screamed. I was not expecting taking the train was going to be so hard.
"Pft (Y/n)," Izuku laughed at me.
"Don't laugh! Help me!" I cried again.
"Just move up quickly to the machine, swipe your card, and move through the glass doors." my green-haired friend instructed me.
"Easier said than done!" I said fake crying.
"Just push through like everyone else."
Though I was hesitant to push people, I did what I was told. I carefully weaved my way around people, not wanting to shove anyone, and reached the machine of hell.
I swiped my card in the designated area and...
"Please try again." A woman's voice spoke from the machine.
"IZUKU IT DIDN'T WORK!" I pleaded.
I continued to swipe my card, each being followed with a declining response.
