Two
Aizawa was staring at the paper in front of him, he was trying to wrap his head around how the Hero Commission thought this was a good idea to begin with.
It was one thing to send Pro Heroes into Yokohama, but to also send in Hero students, especially knowing all of the bad blood between the Heroes and Yokohama.
"This is a bad idea," He whispered as he kept reading over the paper that was given to him by Nezu that was supposedly put together by both the Hero Commission and the Yokohama Representatives.
"What's a bad idea?" Aizawa snapped his head to look behind him, to see Yamada, who was leaning against his classroom door.
"Sending the students into Yokohama," Aizawa answered as he sighed while looking at the normally loud blonde.
"Come on, Shouta, it can't be that bad," Yamada said, smiling softly, trying to ease Aizawa's worry, even if it doesn't work right away.
Aizawa chose to just ignore the blonde and continue to read through everything, to make sure he could explain it to the students as best he could.
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"Is it true?" Hawks asked Madam President, who was sitting behind her desk, reading a file.
"Is what true?" The woman asked, slightly glaring at the Hero in front of her.
"That the Commission is sending in students of Class 1-A along with the Pro Heroes?" As the question left his lips, the President of the Hero Commission stood up.
"You are not to question my decisions," She said, almost snarling as she glared at him.
Hawks clenched his jaw and nodded.
"Understood?" The President pressed as she sat back down and continued to stare at him, as if daring him to question her.
"Understood."
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Nezu brought Aizawa a list and he had to choose 6-8 students to accompany the selected Pro Heroes to Yokohama.
As he went over the list of Pro Heroes going, he was surprised to see that neither All Might nor himself was on the list.
Hawks
Mandalay
Pixie-Bob
Ragdoll
Tiger
Mt. Lady
He saw the strategy behind the heroes the Commission chose, but he was surprised they listed Hawks as the leader of the group, as Mandalay has more experience, especially in leading a group.
The more he looked at the list, the more confident he was in his choosing of which students to go to Yokohama.
Izuku Midoriya
Katsuki Bakugou
Ochako Uraraka
Tenya Iida
Eijiro Kirishima
Denki Kaminari
The students he chose would be well-balanced as a team (or so he thought), especially with the heroes going to Yokohama.
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"They did what? What was the researcher's name?" Kouyou's boss demanded, basically snarling into the phone.
"They did not introduce him, all the Madam President said was that he was their researcher," Kouyou knew she had to stay calm, because the boss has always been quick to anger and scarily protective when it involved Chuuya.
"Do not worry, I will find out," And suddenly her boss was hanging up the phone.
She sighed and looked to Kyouka, who was texting on her phone, which caused her to smile softly.
"Are you texting with Kenji-Kun?"
Kyouka blushed slightly at the question and nodded.
Kouyou let out a soft chuckle at the girl's shyness before walking over and ruffling her hair.
"Please get some sleep tonight, do not stay up texting again," Kouyou said as she continued to walk into the bathroom to get ready for bed.
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As Kunikida expected, Fukuzawa was not alone when he called, he was with his retired husband, who was just as protective of Chuuya as their son was.
"They're lucky I'm not there, I would have strung them up for all of Japan to see," He heard the man's voice in the background of the call, even with Fukuzawa speaking with him.
"Please, just don't cause any trouble before the trial begins," Fukuzawa said, clearly fed up with the entire situation, as they both heard the ADA's President's husband go off on tangents about killing "ignorant researchers and heroes."
It wasn't long before the call ended and Ranpo was almost in his face.
"We should go get some ice cream," As Ranpo spoke, Kunikida sighed in defeat and nodded.
He had been refusing Ranpo ice cream since they got outside the barrier surrounding Yokohama, but now that the negotiations are over, maybe they deserve the ice cream.
"Come on," Kunikida said, motioning for Ranpo to follow him, which he happily did, while mumbling about trying out all the different flavors.
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"Wasn't the Hero Commission briefed on what they should not look into or mention?" Ango's boss, Santoka Taneda asked and it caused Ango to slightly roll his eyes.
"Yes, but we did not know how much they could find out, and everything about Chuuya, in particular, shouldn't be public," Ango explained, frustrated at himself, for even somehow allowing it to happen.
"We need to find out how this researcher exactly found out something so classified about Chuuya," And then it seemed like Taneda paused, before sighing and speaking again, "I wasn't going to burden you with this, but that man has called a tripartite meeting for in the morning."
Ango knew why and he was honestly concerned for the heroes coming to Yokohama.
"Has he said why?" Ango asked, holding out hope it was something trivial, like that time the Port Mafia boss called a full scale meeting with the tripartite with a theory and plan on how to get rid of dogs...
"It said it was absolutely mandatory and to discuss a serious matter," Ango could tell by the way the man spoke, he was leaving something out.
"What else?" Ango pushed, he needed to know what to expect when he returned to Yokohama.
"He has told everyone that he is coming to the meeting with Akutagawa and not Chuuya."
Ango immediately knew why, Chuuya has not been informed of what has happened and now that stupid protective boy is planning a full scale retaliation and possible war with the heroes.
"Keep me informed, please," Ango said before hanging up and as he looked around his empty room, he was relieved he was able to have a separate room from Tsujimura.
She didn't need to know what was going down, not yet.
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Before he left the HSPC building, Hawks was stopped by a guard and given a piece of paper.
'There will be an information meeting with you, the Wild, Wild Pussycats and Mt. Lady in the morning at 8:00am on the day you leave.'
As Hawks looked over the paper, he sighed.
Of course, now he had to sit through a boring meeting right before leaving for Yokohama.
"Can this day get even better?" He asked in the wind, as he spread his wind and flew.
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