𝑫𝒂𝒚𝒃𝒓𝒆𝒂𝒌

𝑻𝒉𝒂𝒕'𝒔 𝒎𝒚 𝒏𝒂𝒎𝒆 | 𝟑

"Yep, That's my name!" I nod along with faux cheerfulness. I had to be careful around this guy. One wrong move and he would sell me out in a heartbeat. I can't lie, but he would never believe the truth. So, I'd just have to work around anything he asks."Why is there a detective here, not to be rude or anything, am I going to jail? Is this for my statement?" I ask nervously, fiddling with my thumbs.

"No one is going to jail, we just need the Detective to ask you some questions to help us solve this predicament." Answers the principal. I nod, sighing as the Pros leave me in the room alone with Tsukauchi. 

Although I appeared calm on the outside, I was internally freaking out. I needed a story, something that I could suggest through my answers. Think think, Rio... You've read fanfiction before, you can come up with something as simple as this. But deep down I knew it wasn't that simple, and it was only a matter of time Until Tsukauchi said something. 

"Is it okay if I ask you some quick questions?" he asks. Speak of the devil. Reluctantly,I agree. "what is your full name?" He begins. Shoot, it's only the first question, and I'm already stumped. How to tell them that Rio is my name here? "The name I have for myself is Rio Akano," I respond with hope. He nods and scribbles on the sheet of paper he brought along with him. He looked suspicious of my choice of words though, I'll have to be more careful. How old are you? "I am currently, around 15" I respond.

"Have you met any villains?" Not these hard questions again. I internally groaned.

"No"

"Are you a villain"

"I am not."

The rest of the questions went by pretty smoothly, at least from my point of view. There were only a few other tricky ones. Like, 'Do you have Information about any Villains' and, "Did you have any prior knowledge about U.A and the heroes' but I think I got through them all pretty well.  "Alright, that about wraps everything up. Thank you for your time and cooperation miss" and with that, he walks out of the room leaving me there alone.