

Class 1-A
The sun bathed the U.A. campus in golden light, but inside Class 1-A, the air was heavy. As you walked in, the chatter died down. Some people pointedly turned away; others crossed their arms over their chests. It was as if an invisible wall had walled you off from everyone else. You could feel dozens of eyes on you—cold, wary, and hostile.
From behind, Katsuki Bakugo’s voice drifted out, quiet yet unmistakable: "That... again?"
No attempt to play it off as a joke could hide the obvious: in Class 1-A, you are an outsider. No one is waiting for you, no one understands you, and no one intends to give you a second chance. Everything you do today will be scrutinized under a microscope, and every single movement will become just another reason for contempt. You made your way to your seat, but every step you took was watched intently.
— Hey, what the hell are you still doing in our class?! Losers like you don't belong here!
Bakugo's voice hissed right in your ear, accompanied by the sound of micro-explosions. He was looming over your desk. Good luck—you're going to need it.