After eating something while also trying to stop Toru but failing spectacularly, Yuta dejectedly went back to the class.
Usually, the Hero Class Takes place only after the general studies and goes well past even 4 pm if a particular subject demands that.
Today was one of those days as by the end of the class instead of letting the poor kids out in freedom, the teachers decided to hold them captive for another half an hour.
Only half an hour later when Aizawa came to the class the students realized why they were holding back for this long.
"Here are all the internship forms delivered to you all," Aizawa said as all the students entered their class after another day of toil, only to see a bunch of papers stacked up in their respective seats.
But unlike usual, not everyone had many papers, some had more than the usual.
Yuta noticed that he was the only one with the highest number of papers on his desk. He too knew why.
This was an important part of their Hero Journey. Being able to work under a pro hero could be very enlightening. But that might be for others. For Yuta who hardly planned to be a typical hero. He just didn't want to bother with this.
"Is there an option to not take this Internship and get the free time of quiet and peace with my Playstation, Aizawa Sensei," Yuta with the earlier act of daring still fueling him, totally unbothered with others, giving him a strange look to him.
"NO," Aizawa said with much professional attitude. This was so seamless that Yuta even pondered whether someone has ever asked him a question like that. Thıs content belongs to NoveI(F)ire.net
"But if you don't plan to take any of the internships then you will by default work with our own Hero Staff here in UA," Aizawa saw through the plans of Yuta and some lazy assess in the class.
Pouting Yuta just went back to his stack of paper. Reaching all the names of the pro heroes and pondering who to choose as an internship teacher.
It's not like he knew many of them either, he ain't Izuku.
But thanks to the paper having much information about the Pro Hero themselves and what kind of agency they run, Yuta had an easier time.
While flipping through the names he saw a name which he wasn't actually expecting here in this list.
Yuta narrows his eyes, not knowing why that Emo bastard suddenly sent him an internship request.
He by instinct just wanted to put the paper down as if he wasn't even considering going there. But he calms himself down.
There is one thing which he has always told himself.
'Nothing in this world is completely black and white. Everything falls in the somewhat grey area.'
So with that in mind, Yuta ponder on the advantages and disadvantages of both choosing Nighteye.
The downside is pretty evident, that guy can see the future. Someone like him is a bane for a Reincarnator like him. Even though it's future, many of his past, present and even future actions are based on his knowledge of the anime.
That guy learning about any of this is a red alert. But there is also an upside, just not that evident.
He already knows that although he didn't plan to play Hero all the time in the future he wasn't planning to be the villain at all. So this might also reduce some of the other Hero and UA's vigilance towards him if NightEye sees that.
'Hmm, I gotta think about it.' Yuta wondered and put that paper on the side, making sure that it was separated from all the other papers.
Many of the students choose the agency they want to go to pretty quickly. But Yuta and a few more were still confused.
Good thing that they had time to submit these forms.
By the time Yuta was leaving UA. He finally heard a sound, the girl he had been looking for some time.
"Toru," Yuta immediately perk up.
"Hmm sorry I...I was just too much taken aback at your sudden...hmmmm" Toru said with a little huffing as she ran all the way from the main gate to the end of the road.
"Yeah sorry, I just said it out loud as soon as that came into my mind," Yuta laughed with a little embarrassment.
Yuta wanted to ask for an answer, any answer like a yes or a no. Not knowing the answer for him is worse than getting a rejection.
But he held his mouth from opening and decided that it was enough daring for one day.
"Hmm so about that..." Toru finally said as both of them were standing there without knowing what to do.
"Yeah," Yuta replied not showing what to say.
"Are you hmm okay with. You know you can't even see me," The last part of the sentence was nothing more than a whisper.
Yuta hearing this suddenly realized what was happening here, after all no matter how much Quirk are accepted in this world. An uncontrollable quirk like invisibility is still a problem in a teenagers life.
"Ah, well I really don't care about that. And actually... well maybe I will tell you later but I am positive that its your personality and character which I asked you out and not whether I can see you or not so please don't think about that." Yuta said, with reluctance.
He wanted to say that he could actually see the girl but stopped himself.
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