Luna Hirose, the niece of the famous pro-hero Hawks, has recently moved from America to Japan and plans to become a pro-hero just like her uncle and her deceased mother. She makes plenty of new friends, one of them being Izuku Midoriya, a quirkless...
A few weeks had passed after Izuku and Luna both got into U.A and they had been preparing themselves for their first day. They had gotten all of their school supplies, their uniforms, their new backpacks, and even completed the much needed paperwork in order to fully be part of the U.A experience. But after a while, the two felt prepared enough to finally begin their journey as a duo of heroes... who just so happened to have fallen in love with each other.
On that fated Monday morning in April, Luna had gotten herself ready bright and early. She had gotten herself dressed in her U.A uniform, although she was upset again that she had to wear the skirt, but spiced up the outfit with an accompanying grey tights and her lovely bright purple sneakers. But she didn't do anything abnormal with her hair like she would any other day. Instead she let it be free and let it hang on her back. She looked at herself in the mirror before she left for her first day of high school. She took a deep breath and smiled. "Mom would be proud of me." She reminded herself out loud before quickly exiting the room.
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But it turns out that she wasn't the only person that was awake on this Monday morning. Her Uncle Keigo was as well, which was a surprise to the young girl as much as hell freezing over was a surprise. But there he was, right in the middle of the kitchen, already having a few breakfast items prepped and ready to be eaten. It wasn't anything too fancy, just some eggs, bacon, buttered toast and biscuits, and some fruit. It was a sight to see.
