𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐢𝐬 𝐇𝐨𝐦𝐞 || 𝐌𝐡𝐚

4

When the Class 1-A students arrived, Reia couldn't get a good enough look at them, not when she was attempting to fight a pro hero at hand-to-hand combat plus a gun. But now that she could see them, all of them resting on the living room chairs to process their predicament, she couldn't help but notice the appearance of some students.

From what she could gather earlier during the whole fight and argument when they first got here, Reia could put two and two together with some students. The first one obviously was Bakugo. Coming up to her threateningly with his quirk popping off in his hand was a dead giveaway. Next was Yaoyarozu after she showed off her quirk.

Uraraka was next. Then Midoriya, the one that calmed everyone. Then there was Iida, the main class rep of 1-A. The glasses, the eyebrows, the color of his hair, and the personality he seemed to carry told Reia who he was. She could then connect Kirishima, Kaminari, Asui, Aoyama, as well as some others. However, there were a select few that Reia couldn't identify.
None of the other people surrounding them seemed panicked, which caused her eyebrows to furrow.

It didn't take long after all of them settled down for them to begin asking questions about her universe and their supposed 'fictional' lives, if Reia could even refer to it as that anymore. It wasn't exactly an easy task to explain. In addition, it didn't exactly help the fact that Reia was barely running on the adrenaline that she was given earlier, and slowly it was beginning to die down. The author, the fans, the anime, all of it was explained to them.

Reia also showed them a few of the anime screenshots and the movie posters for their universe.
Throughout the whole thing, Yaoyarozu has been translating for the whole group, and their faces morphed from confusion, to surprised, and for some of them, a little bit in awe. Once Reia finished her long explanation, to her shock, she was bombarded with multiple questions from the students.

She could only understand a few of the words shot out from some of them, and she tried to answer them to the best of her ability after Yaoyarozu's translation, but the one question Reia dreaded answering was asked by the boy with a black bolt through his blonde hair.

"Um," Yaoyarozu hesitated, "Kaminari was asking who the main character in our anime was?"
Reia's eyes widened slightly, and she cleared her throat to cover her nervousness. She glanced at everyone around the room. They waited with bated breaths for her answer, but all she could do was rub her eyes and the back of her neck.

"I'm, uh, sorry. I don't think I should answer that."

When Yaoyarozu translated, groans were heard across the room. Iida immediately responded with a yell of a sentence and some chopping motions. Reia tried to avoid the slightest indication of who the main character really was. It wasn't the time, nor was it a good idea just yet.

Because of the limited information, she couldn't tell what version of Class 1-A and their sensei dropped in her parents' home. If she were to say the wrong thing at the wrong time, not only would it cause discourse among their group, but it may also endanger the timeline and, most importantly, one for all and its holder.

None of their futures can come out. Not yet anyway.

"That's enough!" The jet-black haired male stood up from his seat.

Reia flinched. Everyone's heads whipped towards their teacher; eyes wide. Throughout the whole explanation and scene, Aizawa stayed quiet. He would observe the expression of his students, and sometimes Reia herself as she told them about the situation. And the 32-year old female wasn't blind to it either.

Occasionally during her speech, she would feel the burning gaze of the man sitting in the other chair next to her. Based off his body language and his slightly relaxed shoulders, it looked like he believed her. Then again, the Aizawa Reia knows is a man who loved logical ruses.