>>3938> "Will they be okay?""Pfft, yeah, broken bones never killed anyone." That seemed to be a common mentality for UA students and alumni.
> "And you?""Me? Well, I did help and disarm them, but you practically did the work. Enjoy the glory for once, but don't let it go to your head, alright?"
You couldn't read the diary, and Suzushina didn't feel like translating it. You'd read it another day. Now you were talking to Cornelia via video call.
> "HUH?!, YOU KILLED SOMEONE?!""What? No," Cornelia replies. "It's complicated to explain, but I got into a fight with the police. Don't worry, they were being jerks." Oh, okay.
Later, when you show little interest in the sacred art of Savate, you anger your teacher, and a vein of rage forms on her forehead. "The day I get back to UA, you better be at the training grounds first thing. You hear me?" You felt like you'd made a mistake, kek.
...
Last day, airport, you have your pay and a cellphone. You could take a bunch of photos with Deku.
"Instead of photos with Deku, why don't you buy something nice for your mom or your girlfriend? To celebrate your internships or something. Girls appreciate that."
It was time to go. You say goodbye, words of appreciation go back and forth. Both of you had changed since you met, you had changed after sharing these two weeks together. You learned, but she did too.
Before pulling away, you lunge at her and hug her. It was a bit awkward; some people stare. The pro blushes, but doesn't push you away. She lets you express your appreciation and hugs you back.
> "Thank you, Glimmer."The heroine smiles. "You can call me Suzushina. You don't have to be so formal." They separate. "Goodbye Lucas, good luck."
And so, this short but important experience in the land of the three kingdoms had ended. A chapter in your life had begun and ended, and now you were returning home...to start another one.