Aizawa X Midoriya Novels & Stories

I was waiting in the lobby after the personnel told me they would get the order for Kenji Miyoshi when I felt another presence behind me. "Kasumi Azai, the miracle of the Azai Clan." This made me stiffen as I looked behind me, where I heard a masculine voice. Only to see Minato Ikeda, the clan leader of the Ikeda Clan, who was the same age as Kenji. "You..." I smiled bitterly, never wasting an opportunity to show how I did not want to see this person. I had known him several times when I was young, and it was because of... "Fancy meeting my supposed-to-be fiancee." Minato bowed exaggeratedly, still having those mesmerizing brown eyes. "I did not expect to meet you in this town."

Lian dragged the woman by her hair and push her onto the ground then sit at her stomach. “Let this grandma teach this bitchy child a lesson!” Then she starts slapping the face of the woman left and right. Aizen, on the other hand, who had supposedly gone to relieve himself, saw a wild chicken and chased it. Wild chicken is delicious, but it's difficult to find, so when he saw one, he didn't let it pass him by and immediately pursued it. It only take him 5 minutes to catch the chicken and walk back to were Lian is. He is sure that his wife will be happy when she saw what he found.

Ryuu casually turned to the right. Aika was in her mode of checking the tall indoor plants if they had already been watered. Each corner of the cased opening has two sets of Ficus plants, Polyscias and Birds of Paradise. She might be a Lady, still she had other duties to deal with. "Where is Arlert, Aika-san?" Ryuu asked. Aika glanced at him a second and looked at the way, "He's still with a client."

He looked at April with a comforting smile. “Fucking sucks hah!” The distressed girl who cried and looked gloomy a while ago started laughing. “That’s better,” He offered his white handkerchief with a rose emblem on the side. “I’m Aizen, sorry for intruding your me time.” He introduced himself, and stood up from the bench. “Well, I shall take my leave. See you later?” “April, that’s my name.”

They both stare at each other in disgust- “Uweh… It’s you…,” they say at the same time. The girl was another one of his friends named Ayame. She had long black hair and was really beautiful. A slender body to a pretty face. Everyone looked up to her but she never made contact with anyone other than Akihiko since he made contact with her first by calling her something ridiculous. She stood first in academics every single year. Her eyes looked just like Akihiko’s. They were blood red in colour. These were the only human friends he has had from middle school.

Fourth: Rei Kanzaki. Taiga’s stomach churned even as he wrote the name again. He didn’t need an explanation for Rei. Just the sight of him at the finals, that unnerving calm mixed with quiet authority, had left a bad taste in his mouth. Rei swam in wealth, in generational power, and carried himself like he owned the air around him. Taiga hated people like that. People who were born to the throne while others fought for scraps. Fifth: Midorin.

- Aoi answered him in a broken voice, which indicated that he was also crying, but it was not clearly visible because he was standing with his back to Miyuki, who was watching them both again, very touched. ~~~~~~~~~ After the battle that took place on the last day of March 2020, Kai returned to Tokyo, to the clinic, and to be again both a psychologist and a good wizard, protecting people from evil after hours. Miyuki returned there as well, because she still had to finish her studies, and had taken enough time off anyway.

Kaloy just shook his head after Aiza and Aiko left him and then he started fixing the things that they used on their jamming. After getting inside, Aiko felt dizzy, so she immediately lay down on the sofa there.

Ariel had lunged forward, and in a blur of movement, she and my father collided. The impact echoed across the valley like thunder, a brutal dance of dominance and revenge now unfolding before every pair of watching eyes. Their clash was unlike anything I had ever seen. Every strike she delivered was fueled by years of agony and exile, and every counter he threw was an assertion of unshakable power. But then—something shifted. Ariel’s form began to glow with an eerie, otherworldly light. Her limbs twisted, her body bending in ways no normal shifter ever could.

"I'm so sorry, Victoria. They didn't make it. Shortly after you left a Soul Eater broken in and attacked them all. It was like a shark feeding frenzy. They didn't stand a chance." My heart shattered and I breathlessly pleaded with her to tell me she was joking. That this was some sick, sick joke she was playing. But the sorrow in her eyes told me exactly what I didn't want to hear. My knees gave out and I fell to the floor as the faces of every person in the building flashed through my head.