NightMoves
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Manabu Moto
Outside Whitewater Academy
Manabu felt a slight amount of energy rush through the skin on his elbows every time someone lightly swiped against them. The campus was rather crowded, so this was to be expected, but that didn’t prevent the boy from being slightly annoyed. He hadn’t grasped full control of his power yet and was forced to absorb any impact from any substance or individual that came at him. That included the slight brushing that his elbow had just experienced moments ago. Perhaps he should have worn a jacket.
A vibration drew a hand to his pocket. It was a text from his mother asking if he was lost. He looked around himself in response, attempting to find where he was supposed to be. This was to no avail. Despite this, Manabu sent back a simple no. If he had said anything else, he knew 100 percent that she would come right over to the school to personally direct him, and he honestly didn’t want that.
Manabu let out a deep sigh as he continued onwards throughout the crowd, pushing whomever got in his way. It wasn’t the nicest method, but certainly the most efficient.
Before attracting too much attention with his rude antics, he heard someone call out exactly what he was looking for. It was interesting how a bird was better at directions than he was, but he supposed it could be part of someone’s quirk. He had certainly heard of weirder quirks than using some bird as a navigation system, if that was what it even was.
Manabu followed the crowd that the bird led. Everyone seemed so happy to be where they were. He supposed most people were here to do their best, to be the best hero they could and to save lives. But Mana…wasn’t here for any of that. He was just, here.
Before long, the bird had led them to the classroom. Mana let everyone else pile in first before heading in. He didn’t want to risk any accidental brushes. It wasn’t that he didn’t like his quirk, but it did remind him of the pain and suffering it put him through.
Inside Classroom 1-A
Once entering the classroom, Manabu heard quite the interesting conversation. “Rocks, huh?” He asked in a rather unimpressed tone as leaned against the top of a desk next to the three girls who were talking about quirks, completely butting into their conversation without being asked. He looked to one of the other girls. From what it sounded like her quirk was kind of like his. “So, you use your quirk even though it causes you pain? Do only physical attacks give you strength?”
While it was quite weird to just randomly walk up to a bunch of girls and ask them questions, Manabu didn’t really know this. He didn’t know how this school worked. For all he knew they could end up fighting each other at some point and knowing the inner workings of everyone’s quirks could be quite beneficial.
He looked over to the other girl that was with the girls, a blonde. “You, what do you do?”
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Outside Whitewater Academy
Manabu felt a slight amount of energy rush through the skin on his elbows every time someone lightly swiped against them. The campus was rather crowded, so this was to be expected, but that didn’t prevent the boy from being slightly annoyed. He hadn’t grasped full control of his power yet and was forced to absorb any impact from any substance or individual that came at him. That included the slight brushing that his elbow had just experienced moments ago. Perhaps he should have worn a jacket.
A vibration drew a hand to his pocket. It was a text from his mother asking if he was lost. He looked around himself in response, attempting to find where he was supposed to be. This was to no avail. Despite this, Manabu sent back a simple no. If he had said anything else, he knew 100 percent that she would come right over to the school to personally direct him, and he honestly didn’t want that.
Manabu let out a deep sigh as he continued onwards throughout the crowd, pushing whomever got in his way. It wasn’t the nicest method, but certainly the most efficient.
Before attracting too much attention with his rude antics, he heard someone call out exactly what he was looking for. It was interesting how a bird was better at directions than he was, but he supposed it could be part of someone’s quirk. He had certainly heard of weirder quirks than using some bird as a navigation system, if that was what it even was.
Manabu followed the crowd that the bird led. Everyone seemed so happy to be where they were. He supposed most people were here to do their best, to be the best hero they could and to save lives. But Mana…wasn’t here for any of that. He was just, here.
Before long, the bird had led them to the classroom. Mana let everyone else pile in first before heading in. He didn’t want to risk any accidental brushes. It wasn’t that he didn’t like his quirk, but it did remind him of the pain and suffering it put him through.
Inside Classroom 1-A
Once entering the classroom, Manabu heard quite the interesting conversation. “Rocks, huh?” He asked in a rather unimpressed tone as leaned against the top of a desk next to the three girls who were talking about quirks, completely butting into their conversation without being asked. He looked to one of the other girls. From what it sounded like her quirk was kind of like his. “So, you use your quirk even though it causes you pain? Do only physical attacks give you strength?”
While it was quite weird to just randomly walk up to a bunch of girls and ask them questions, Manabu didn’t really know this. He didn’t know how this school worked. For all he knew they could end up fighting each other at some point and knowing the inner workings of everyone’s quirks could be quite beneficial.
He looked over to the other girl that was with the girls, a blonde. “You, what do you do?”
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