[center][h3]Ryoma Otonashi[/h3][/center]

Ryoma was staring out the window of the bus when he was suddenly slammed back into his seat. The impact didn't bother him, but he couldn't help but wonder why it had happened. That's when he saw the hero outside the window. He heard the other kids on the bus calling her Mach Valkyrie. He recognized the name but had never had the chance to meet her in person before. He had however, met Saint before. Makoto had taken him to superhero events before where he had gotten the chance to meet and talk to various heroes. He had also been 'recruited' by a few of them for his Quirk, so that they could pull pranks on their fellow heroes without getting caught. It had been fun.

Ryoma wasn't grinning or bouncing up and down with excitement like some of the other students. Having met some before, he knew that heroes were simply people, really cool people, but people nonetheless. He was more interested in looking at the facility they would be staying at. The normal side of him thought that it was rather disappointing looking, and not at all like he imagined it would be. But the parkourist in him was excited, it looked like a giant playground.

As the bus came to a stop, there was a lot of rushing to get off the bus. One kid blew past everyone so fast that he rudely knocked people back into their seats as he went past, and then proceeded to barrel into someone sending both of them to the ground. Ryoma shook his head as he grabbed his messenger bag, and patiently waited for more people to get off before getting up and exiting the bus himself.

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[center][h3]Lucy Reed[/h3][/center]

The bus suddenly gained speed, a lot of it, far more than bus was actually capable of. Lucy was thrown back into her seat, confused but excited as to what was going on. When the bus started to slow again, somebody called out a name that caused Lucy's excitement to skyrocket. "No fricken way!" She shrieked. Mach Valkyrie was hands down Lucy's favorite hero. She had a giant girl crush on the woman and being able to see her in real life was a dream come true. If the bus suddenly crashed and they all died, Lucy would go out happy.

Finally the bus came to a stop, and there was a mad rush from a few students to get off the bus quickly. Lucy turned off her music, put her phone and headphones back in her backpack, and slung the bag over her shoulder. Feeling the need to be in open space, Lucy joined the mad rush to get off quickly, shortly behind the boy who had crashed into another person. Lucy paused for a moment to thank the bus driver, and then simply leaped over the tangled heap of limbs in her way. She turned to help them both to their feet, to find that they had it covered. So the overly excited Californian stepped to the side to allow other people to get off, and started stretching her confined muscles.