Chapter 001(Prologue)

Shota Aizawa woke up in pain. Where on the ever-loving earth was he? The man had been knocked out by a group of villains, quickly looking around and realizing he was no longer in Japan. 'Well shit.' He thought, standing up and further observing his surroundings. It looked like he was deep in an underground city, and Aizawa knew for a fact that those didn't exist on his own planet. A dimensional quirk? A really strong warping quirk?

Keeping a low profile was easy, seeing that the vast majority of the people here didn't want to be noticed. Many of the residents and buildings here- heck everything in general- was in really bad shape. The veteran hero deduced that this was the underbelly of the city, and that the surface probably had the money

~ Timeskip ~

Over the next few days, Aizawa lent a helping hand to whoever he could. He kept his goggles on and hair tied down (courtesy of Midoriya's suggestion) at all times, keeping his face tucked in his scarf for the most part. Aizawa was aware that two of the most dangerous things in the underworld were a name and a face, especially during the Reign of Kira a few hundred years ago.

The hero had begun to be noticed after a couple of weeks, and people began to call him Black Loathcat after he had been spotted, quite a few times, hanging out with loath cats.

Aizawa had soon figured out that he could disrupt the natural abilities of a species with his quirk, such as a Nautolians ability to sense emotions, or a Zeltrons ability to project them. Surprisingly, they were a common couple down in the 'Coruscant Depths'. He also overheard people talk about his powers and the potential effect it had on 'Jedi', so he did some research. Apparently, they were surface dwellers who occasionally came down to investigate a case. Every Jedi had something in their blood called 'Meto-Chlorons', that enabled them to influence the mind, read it, practice telekinesis, detect other force-sensitives, and have visions. There were also more unique techniques that only a certain kind of Jedi could each use, usually an innate ability, such as phasing, shatterpoint, and force lightning. The ladder of the three was supposedly called 'Darkside technique', which Aizawa called bullshit on.

The hero could safely assume that he could cancel those powers too, if everything lined up. This 'Force' would be classified as an 'emitter quirk' back in his world, and 'Meto-Chlorons' had the same function as a quirk factor. A couple of force-sensitive kids on level 3623 had also helped him test this theory. And thankfully, Aizawa knew English, or Galactic Basic as the locals called it. Both of them were girls, roughly late 12 or early 13, a blue Nautolian and a Lithen Twi-Lek. In return, Aizawa took them up to see the night sky on the surface. They had been born and raised in the lower depths, so they had never seen stars. Aizawa let them stay until sunrise, quickly returning to 3623. The two girls had been actively avoiding the Jedi for years, and Aizawa wanted to respect that.

From then on, Aizawa would check up on the duo frequently and make sure they were okay, helping them train their skills, per their request. Kaina, the Twi-Lek, seemed to favor the 'Darkside techniques' after Aizawa ranted to them about how there was no such thing as 'good' or 'bad' powers, just how you used them. Tenshi however, the Nautolian, seemed to be more innate with the 'Light techniques'. The two were actually pretty good with their favored sides, so Aizawa mainly trained them with their natural opposites, while keeping up their skill with their more natural abilities. They reminded Aizawa of the Yin and Yang, being polar opposites, but working with each other perfectly.

The hero had also been teaching them Japanese, and they were both very quick learners. The two could speak pretty much fluently without a hitch and had a good accent, it just got hard when they had to read or write. "It's like a harder version of Galactic basic. All these little lines." Kaina had said. They were learning Hiragana, but they didn't know about Katakana yet.

'I now have two more problem children to take care of.' Aizawa had thought when they nearly destroyed the garage they lived in, the hero having to intervene on multiple occasions. The two kids had become pretty competent (remember, this is Aizawa's standards. He trains the Big Three, all provisionally licensed pro heroes) with their powers, and the ravenette had learned quite a bit about it too. One of Kainas eyes had turned yellow, but unlike what the Jedi wrote, she didn't try to kill them or become resentful. She just got more powerful with the 'darkside'. Aizawa hated the name, but it was the only option. The Twi-Lek was pretty much the equivalent of Kota, Tenshi pretty much the same for Eri.

Aizawa had eventually worked up enough credits to buy a simple burner laptop, where he wrote down everything he observed, and downloaded all of the recordings of various techniques, observations, and experiments from his phone, which had somehow, miraculously, survived this long. Aizawa also bought Coresaunts equivalent of a digital notepad, downloading the most 'authentic and updated' book on the force and editing it with his own notes and corrections as he trained and observed Kaina and Tenshi's powers and conditions. The hero had also gotten enough money to buy communicators for the three of them, so Aizawa didn't have to worry about his latest problem children getting attacked without his knowledge.