Percy regrets everything, todoroki flies, some exposition
The day had barely started and yet most of the students were already regretting coming to Hogwarts in one way or another.
Aizawa had decided that since the school did not propose anything remotely resembling PE classes, he would organize his own brand of training.
Nobody dared question his orders, not even Hizashi.
Some had still talked about the quidditch teams.
He just looked at them with his trademark cold, dead stare and left without adding anything.
There actually was someone else that regretted his decision to follow his juniors to train.
Percy Weasley, one of ochaco’s brothers, had the habit to follow her on her morning runs. He believed that he was fit enough to keep up.
This was his biggest mistake of the day.
The U.A. students were still at their original level of adaptation. Their bodies were made to sustain the strain of their quirks. Since the transfer had somehow (‘thanks truck-kun’ was yoichi’s reaction) set their old maximum as their new baseline, the level of proficiency with their quirks they now had was roughly equal to that of their 15 year old previous selves. There had also been some evolutions in their powers.
This meant that their physical prowess were akin to those of olympic athletes.
Percy, who never truly worked out, was only able to follow their slow jog for about twenty seconds while sprinting.
Meanwhile, his sister and the rest of her class had as a project running around the castle a few times at this pace, before making a new quirk assessment test.
(-o-)
Izuku did not sleep well.
How could he?
Half of his previous classmates had jumped on him, demanding explanations for his patrols.
Saying “I couldn’t stop myself” was probably a bad idea. It sounded like he was a hero work addict at best, and a stupid adrenaline junkie at worst.
The meeting had still been emotional.
After half the school stopped laughing at least.
Todoroki seemed to miss his cork board and had asked him if he was Harry Potter’s long lost twin.
In the middle of the feast.
Right next to said “long lost twin”.
Sometimes Izuku missed having his full power to knock some sense into the criminals he faced.
This time however, he felt like this wasn’t enough.
It had resulted in a one-of-a-kind wizard rocket (arguably the first) with a stoic complotist as the head, and a “fed up Izuku” propulsion.
If a loud ‘YEET’ was heard, that was not anybody’s business, especially if it was with All Might’s booming voice.
Oh yes, because the ghosts of one for all had started to learn how to manifest as… ghosts.
And they had to coexist with Yoichi for sometimes a century or more.
8 même-ing ghosts were thus unleashed unto Hogwarts.
At least they could only do it one at a time, since only Nana was magical enough to be a ghost in the first place.
(-o-)
Harry and Ron were skeptical, to say the least.
Harry did not really understand what was happening.
Ron did not understand either.
Luckily for them, they could ask each other about what parts they knew and begin to form a theory about the rest.
Asking Ron’s sister had been a big help also.
Harry learned that some children had been cursed by Voldemort.
Nothing new as far as he was concerned.
What was special about them was that they had developed strange and specialized magic.
‘Chako’ as she insisted on being called, could make things float when she touched them, and sometimes move them too (“removing gravity” was her correction. Ron didn’t know what it was, and Harry was happy to exchange information with his newly dubbed best friend).
There was a Hufflpuff who had a raven head, and a living shadow (they thought he was an obscurial at first, nasty things, everyone panicked, until the shadow started asking for apples).
And apparently, there was also a superhero.
Ron didn’t know the concept until Harry explained it to him. He was surprised when he learned that there was probably one of their classmates doing “auror work” so young.
All in all, they both learned a lot that day.
(-o-)
Hermione was baffled.
She had already guessed that the vigilante that made the news on a regular basis had something to do with magic.
What she had not expected was that nobody in the magical world knew about him.
They had other her age that were like the spider however.
And nothing in the books!
What a betrayal!
Luckily, some of her dormmates were part of this group. This meant questions.
She needed answers.