Young Writers Society

The thought of it being related to anime made him snicker. How would that even work? "It's just my school," he answered, gesturing at the uniform in question. "I'm a first year there."

Raiden blinked. Either this dude is legitimately from U.A., or he really likes his cosplay. He thought the latter was more likely.
"U.A. is the high school where all the best heroes in the world have come from, and now All Might- the world's number 1 hero- teaches there. He wants to train the next generation of heroes or something," he explained nonchalantly.
"I guess you could say my quirk," he said quirk with finger quotes, "is electricity storage and...specific discharge?" the words sounded strange to him, as he said them out loud, as he had never had to explain it in this way before.

"Excuse me," Cornyx says softly. "But what, exactly, is a Quirk?"

Li He snapped her fingers. "My thoughts exactly. Actually, to be honest, Kyou, you look like you stepped out of an anime. That's not natural. I mean, some people would say I'm not natural, but those are the same ones who wouldn't believe in myths. Anyways, would you please explain yourself?"

He didn't get the air quotes, but, seeing that Raiden actually knew what a Quirk was, he honestly didn't care. He wasn't the only person from his time here! He still needed to figure out why he was here in the first place, but having Raiden as a part of their group was all that he needed.

Kyou turned his attention to Cornyx. His silence had made it easy to forget that he was standing in the room, and it was only when he heard the sound of his voice that he remembered there was another member of their group. "A Quirk is a specific ability that a person can have. About eighty percent of the world's population has it, and those with powerful Quirks usually become heroes. The abilities vary. My class alone has countless different ones."

Then there was Lily's comment to address. "I'm honored that someone thinks I look like I can be in an anime," he said, thinking of all the ones he had binged when he should have been studying for upcoming tests, "but I'm honestly one of the more normal looker people I know. I'm not from an anime or anything like that. I'm just from Japan."

Jane sat down on the floor next to Thomas. "I haven't heard of half the things you're talking about, but I have a very narrow field in which I am expert. Basically, I live under a self-imposed rock based on my interest group."

Not wanting to break the poor guys vision of reality, he kept quiet about him actually being from an anime. So he was thankful when someone else spoke up.

"What is your field of expertise?" he asked Jane, desperate to change the topic to something else

"Hauntings and paranormal activity." She answered with a grin, gesturing at Thomas. "Case in point."

"So you would be an expert in a situation like this," Kyou surmised. He looked at the faces of the others in the room; it currently seemed like Jane and Raiden would be the most useful in dealing with whatever they might encounter. His Quirk might be of use if anything life threatening happened, but would be essentially be useless in actually fighting any threats that might arise. "Assuming this place is haunted."

"So we might meet some ghosts today?" Raiden asked out loud, more to himself than anything, as he rubbed his chin.

"Probably," Kyou responded, glancing around the room. It certainly looked like they might.

Well, there were his kind - were ghosts really that far fetched?

Li He said, "I've met a ghost before. This crazy hotel I was staying at was haunted or something. Whew, that was a wild time."

Jane chuckled awkwardly, making a mental count of how many ghosts she currently had with her in the form of haunted objects.

"A haunted hotel? How'd that go?" Raiden asked Li He, genuinely interested.
"Did you crap your pants?"