Chapter 139:- Mockery Battle

"This is ridiculous, I don't accept this result if you have guts, then fight without these 2 bitches, then I'll show you how you are nothing without the help of these bitches and would have lost the second the battle started," yelled Bakugo

Maki and Momo didn't take his words to heart as they knew Izuku would teach him a lesson for badmouthing them.

"That's a good idea, I challenge all of you to attack me once again, this time I'll be all alone and you can attack me however you want, and I'll still beat all of you up," said Toji as he has an amused smile on his face.

"I'm out," said Maki and Momo simultaneously, as they had no interest in fighting Izuku, which they do every day, only to get beaten up by him.

Well, they like getting beaten up by him because then Izuku loves them even more than they are hurt, treating them like his queens, but this was a public event, and they don't want to embarrass themselves in front of him.

There were a few smart students like Momo and Maki, these were all the girls of both sections as they had no interest in fighting him again, as they were girls, and didn't want to embarrass or humiliate themselves again only to prove a point.

"Here are the rules, I lose if I lose my headband, or am unable to defeat you all in 2 mins.

And you lose if I take your headbands within 2 minutes, if even a single person has their headbands then I'll accept my defeat." Explaining Toji

In the stands, Inko Yagi observed the whole cavalry battle with a mixture of anticipation and concern. Her eyes were fixated on the tumultuous field, hoping to catch a glimpse of her son, Kazuki outshining everyone. However, what unfolded before her was far from what she expected.

Toji's provocative and mocking demeanor had struck a nerve within Inko. As Kazuki, her son, was made a laughingstock in front of everyone, Inko felt a growing sense of dissatisfaction.

The insults hurled at Kazuki only fueled her displeasure and the disheartening realization that her son was being openly derided added to her distress.

Every taunt, every jeer, resonated with Inko, and her expression gradually shifted from hopeful anticipation to a deep frown.

She wished for Kazuki's success, for a chance to see him shine as a hero, but Toji's disrespectful behavior cast a shadow over those aspirations.

She even looked around to see if she could find the one cheering Toji, maybe his parent or guardian to whom she could give an earful, regarding how Toji was making a mockery out of her son, and how she should teach her son some manners, but alas she couldn't find any.

Because she couldn't find anyone cheering him, well Kaina was present there watching the match and was laughing like others present around her, while all the praise and cheering was done through the mental chip, so that she could openly say whatever she wanted, without the worry of anything.

Well it wasn't like she feared getting caught as she was still an SSS rank criminal, as Izuku had already changed her appearance, but the mental chip felt more comfortable to her, so she cheered for the girls and Izuku through the chip.

Oh yeah, during the whole cavalry battle, which was boring for the three of them, they were constantly talking with Kaina during the whole match.

As the cavalry battle unfolded, Inko's dissatisfaction grew, her thoughts veering toward the challenges Kazuki had to face since entering UA.

She yearned for his success, but the current situation only fueled her concern and disappointment.

Inko couldn't help but question whether UA High School was the right school for him, as her son couldn't show his true worth surrounded by these people who were allowing a student to go around mocking other students and making fun of other students.

Amidst the chaos of the cavalry battle, Mitsuki Bakugo, with her signature fiery attitude, watched the events unfold with a sense of amusement.

As the scene played out before her eyes, and her son, Bakugo, found himself frustrated and challenged by Toji, Mitsuki couldn't help but crack a sly grin.

Bakugo, known for his explosive temper and often considered unrivaled, was facing an opponent who matched his wit and seemed to revel in provoking him.

Mitsuki's amusement grew as Bakugo's usual confidence appeared to be tested, and Toji's unorthodox strategies frustrated her son.

The subtle pleasure on Mitsuki's face wasn't just about witnessing her son facing adversity. It was the rare occasion where someone dared to challenge Bakugo's perceived invincibility, breaking his superiority complex.

Mitsuki found herself intrigued by the unfolding dynamics. In her eyes, this experience might teach Bakugo a valuable lesson about humility and the unpredictability of challenges in the hero world.

As the cavalry battle unfolded before them, the Todoroki family couldn't escape the complex wave of emotions that washed over them.

The arena was filled with intense moments, and the Todorokis, sitting in the stands, found themselves entangled in a web of conflicting feelings.

Shoto Todoroki, participating in the sports festival, displayed a mixture of frustration and determination. His stoic demeanor betrayed the inner turmoil as Toji's unconventional tactics disrupted the usually composed Shoto.

Endeavor, observing his son's struggles, wore a stern expression, masking any hint of concern that might betray his paternal feelings

This time he wasn't angry at Shoto because he wasn't on top, or using his true potential, he had corrected his mistakes and this anger was towards Toji who was mocking him.

Well in one corner of his mind, he knew it was Shoto's defeat the second he lost his temper.

As there will be many such people and villains whom Shoto wouldn't be able to defeat with head-on attacks and mock him.

If he loses his temper every time that happens, Shoto would become just like him, even though he is the No 2 hero, but due to his anger issues almost lost everything, and due to his anger he was never very popular nor respected by the public at large.

The hero inside the endeavour was pleased by this development and hoped that Shoto would learn something from this development, rather than complaining about the fairity of the situation.

Fuyumi Todoroki, on the other hand, watched the events unfold from a different perspective.

Amidst the chaos, she found herself contemplating the possibility of Toji's assistance in her quest to find Izuku.

Fuyumi harbored a lingering hope that Toji, with his unique way of using his quirk, might have information about Izuku's whereabouts, and with the help of his teleportation quirk they could cover more areas quickly.

Her gaze focused on Toji, not just as a participant in the games but as a potential ally in uncovering the mystery surrounding Izuku's disappearance.

As Toji's unconventional and seemingly arrogant display continued in the cavalry battle, a murmur spread through the audience and even reached the ears of the pro heroes present, including the esteemed members of the top 10.

Edgeshot, known for his quick reflexes and analytical mind, was the first to comment. "Arrogance won't take you far in the hero world. These kids need to learn that lesson early on."

Mirko, with her assertive personality, added, "Yeah, he's acting like he's already the number one hero. Someone needs to knock some sense into him."

Hawks, typically laid-back but observant, chimed in, "Kids these days. They need a reality check. The hero world is tough; you can't just flaunt your skills without consequences."

The audience, composed of enthusiastic fans and concerned parents, echoed these sentiments. The buzz of discontent grew louder as Toji's actions fueled a desire for the other students to put him in his place.

Parents in the stands exchanged disapproving glances, expressing their shared concern about the potential negative influence Toji's attitude might have on the younger generation of heroes.

And his challenge just made the crowd's discontent grow even more.

Back in the arena, whispers of discontent reached Aizawa and Vlad King, who was overseeing the event. Aizawa, known for his no-nonsense approach, muttered to Vlad King, "Kids need to learn humility. Let's see if they can take him down a peg."

The sentiment that Toji needed to be taken down a notch became a prevailing theme among the spectators and pro heroes alike.

The hope was that the other students, united in their pursuit of heroism, would collectively wipe the perceived arrogance off Toji's face and teach him a valuable lesson about the challenges that lay ahead in the hero society.

Mirko, the Rabbit Hero, observed Toji's brash performance with a growing determination in her eyes. Her competitive spirit and the desire to maintain the integrity of a hero society fueled a personal motivation to teach him a lesson.

As the murmurs of discontent spread through the audience and pro heroes, Mirko couldn't help but feel a sense of responsibility to address the issue herself. She turned to the heroes beside her and said, "I'm going in. This guy needs a reality check, and I'm just the hero to deliver it."

Edgeshot, acknowledging Mirko's eagerness, nodded in agreement. "Just be careful, Mirko. We don't want this turning into a full-blown brawl."

Mirko cracked a confident smile. "Don't worry, Edgeshot. I'll handle it. No one disrespects the hero profession like that and gets away with it."

With swift and powerful movements, Mirko leaped into the arena, landing near Toji with a purposeful stare. The crowd fell silent, anticipating a showdown between the Rabbit Hero and the seemingly arrogant student.

Toji, noticing Mirko's approach, grinned mischievously. "Oh, looks like the big bunny wants a piece of the action as well. Bring it on, hero."

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