#cupidsflight

It’s been awhile since the pair last spoke to one another, most likely due to their schedules and being extra busy with all the extra work from school. But he was happy to find Maeda in the hallway and quickly jogged up to him.

Listening quietly to his explanation, Ochaco’s expression shifted from that cheery brightness it commonly held, to a dimmed sadness that crept across her features. She had always assumed that feeling nauseous from negating gravity would be one of the worst side effects of quirks—aside from whatever happened to Deku when he went too far, but he was always a special case since the beginning—until now.

Being in love as it was, hurt too much. To feel it over and over and over again, only to have it slink away and grip your heart until it felt like it was going to burst? It seemed to be too cruel of a thing.

But here Maeda was, enduring it, just for her excursion. For them to become heroes; he had wholly accepted the consequences and still pushed forward. Even as the pain filled him, he seemed unchanging. Just Maeda in his stoic expression. For anyone, he was truly Plus Ultra.

Ochaco took in a deep breath, shaking her head enough that her brown locks lifted without the use of her quirk. “It’s fine! We can absolutely do it without the quirk or you having to hold on longer than you have to!” Her hands curled into determined fists, pulling close to her as she waved them a little. “Plus, Aizawa-sensei probably pushes you hard enough during practice, so don’t worry about it!”

It wasn’t that she didn’t want him to use his quirk around her again, she already knew he would have to. But Ochaco wanted to keep him from doing too much so soon.

“Come on, Maeda-kun.” Yakumo giggled, gloved hand tugging on her boyfriend’s grasp to pull him closer to her. Transparent material that allowed the heat from her fingertips to radiate out, nearly making her seem as if there was no barrier between them to keep their quirks in check, the girl had been very eager not only to try them, but introduce Maeda to the man that had invented them. “I’ve told Father about you many times over the phone, he’s really wanted to meet you.”

The imposing building before them harbored high walls around the compound of sorts, but the brunette seemed completely comfortable with it. No lettering other than an address—nearly pointless in how much of the street it took up—and a small guard station at the entrance, it was only due to Yakumo’s knowledge that they were able to find their way so easily to the Tatsuro Laboratories.

@cupids-flight​ said: “ Hello, Midoriya-san." A pause. "I... you may wish to educate your son about the reality of relationships. I do not know if you know what my quirk is or how it functions, but I can confirm there are no less than seven people in our year group alone who hold romantic interest in your son. I'm aware how problematic those situations can get, but I am also aware how little I can help." || Unprompted ask || Always accepting ||

” Took them both long enough” Shinsou stated simply while yes - Kirishima and Bakugou weren’t exactly public about it just yet, it still was rather obvious if you pay attention, especially if already watched them pinning.

“ Wonder how long it will take for them to come out...or for others to notices.”

While Shinsou had an eye for this, he never was one to push into someone’s personal business, expect for teasing perhaps. He wouldn’t even care or talk about this - and Shinsou is aware if it wouldn’t be for Hasimoto, he wouldn’t even bother thinking or talking about it.

He spends to much time discussing this with him…

“ Guess you need to rework your shipping wall now. Expect you plan to try and throw a third person into the mix”

A two-second pause “ I’m. Joking, don’t...don’t do that” if they wanted to by themselves Shinsou wouldn’t care. but he knows that be a terrible idea trying to force or ‘help’ with.

@cupids-flight​ said:🎯 | Give me the Bunny Mummy Facts™

Okay! I know c.oronavirus isn’t funny, but I have to share this VIDEO. Rumi is the mom. She is very protective of her children.