Hero Academia You're Next Novels & Stories

A shockwave fell on the training ground, tearing cracks through the stone, Marrow’s shield scattered again, and he screamed as the force threw him flat on the ground, pinning him there like an insect under glass. “Aria, STOP!” Kael’s roar was raw, his flames shining brighter as he tried to push my storm back. Jason rushed to Marrow , dragging him out of the blast zone, looking up at me as though he didn’t recognize me anymore. “You’re out of control!” Jason shouted. “This isn’t you, Aria!” But Harry’s voice was fire in my blood. “This is exactly her,” he said, stepping forward, his eyes alight with savage pride. “Do you see it now? She’s more than any of you. More than this academy. She’s un

“That’s not me, Jess! I’m here, I’d never betray you! This thing’s using my face to hurt you!” Ardyn’s gaze flickered, and the loom pulsed, weaving a vision that tore at their hearts: Jessica and Ardyn entwined, the nexus whole, her companions fading, their love betrayed, Kade’s heart broken as he watched her choose a lie. The first twist came: Ardyn wasn’t Kade—he was the fracture, every weaver’s wrath fused into a manipulative illusion, using Jessica’s love to shatter their bond. The atrium trembled, and the tapestry split, revealing a void—Sereth, Verath, Vorath, Sylvara, Caleth, Elyra, Aethra, Null, Auris, Veridias, Omnis, Nihil, Eternis, Liora, Verith—united as a hydra, their voices a s

From the corner of my eye, I could see Kaelen stepping closer to see what the commotion was about. Veyra lunged first, her movements swift, but I was faster. I dodged her strike, grabbing her arm and twisting it behind her, forcing her to her knees. The crowd gasped, some cheering, others growling. I leaned close, my voice a whisper. “I’m your Luna now. You will learn to respect me, or the next time I won’t let go until your blood paints these floors.” Veyra grunted, and I released her, stepping back as the crowd murmured. Draven clapped, his grin wide. “Well that was over quite fast. Anyone else want to test my queen?”

"Is that how you treat your ex-girlfriend?" I stared up at the evening sky. He chuckled. "She was never a warrior." Moments later, he crouched beside me and held out a bottle of water. "Drink." I accepted it as the cool water slid down my dry throat, easing the burning ache inside me. When I finished, I placed the bottle beside me as Kael picked up my fallen sword. "If you truly want to earn a place among the Silver Moon warriors," he said, "you'll have to do much better than this."