Narrator what is up guys this is the new chapter of this story I will explain everything at the end of this just sit back for now and enjoy the next part of psycho deku will be out at later tonight so will another part of this so hang on tight and enjoy and let's start it is currently night at aizawas house and izuku is in his room sleeping
Izuku *sleeping in a sleeping bag right next to aizawas bed*
Narrator Izuku then gets pulled into that OFA dream thingy
Izuku *opens his eyes and sees 9 figures he's seen before and one of them starts walking up to me* (who is that guy?)
Rm so you are the ninth izuku midoriya all might told me you came pretty far with OFA and can use 20 percent but you don't cause you believe your weak
Izuku (who is this guy?)
Rm oh yeah I'm hikage Shinomori the 4th user of OFA that was my quirk you used during the 2v2
Izuku (does he mean the sense I got of danger?)
hikage my quirk is called danger sense I can sense danger that is around me it also helps in combat will you can kinda predict people's moves it helps a lot my quirk is easy to use but hard to use OFA with you have to clear your mind to activate it and to activate OFA with it you have to feel OFA within you *puts one hand on izukus head* you can complete OFA and always remember this you are not weak you are strong yes you had a bad past but your past makes you stronger all the wrongs you turn them into right and your past made you stronger so use 20 percent and keep growing with OFA I believe that is enough for you to learn now
Izuku *nods in agreement*
Narrator yes this one was kinda short the next one will be bkdk they make friends finally kinda I don't know bout bakugo being the hard headed boom boom boy meaningless aka blaze signing off
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Izuku the ninth of OFA
ActionTRIGGER WARNING CONTAINS RAPE ABUSE DEPRESSION AND MORE Izuku was deemed quirkless his mom started abusing him he had no friends then one day it all turned for the worst but at night during that day he had a dream that gave him confidence years late...
