Chapter 70:- Heteromorphs' Hell

"It's not just about the physical differences. It's about the way people perceive us. They see us as different, and that makes them afraid. And fear breeds hatred." - Kyoka Jiro, a heteromorph hero with earlobes that extend into earphone jacks

In the outskirts of Japan, there was a rural district, Fukuoka Prefecture, filled with rolling hills and verdant rice paddies, lay the serene district of Fukuoka Prefecture. Life in Fukuoka Prefecture flowed with the serene lifestyle of the countryside, its inhabitants bound by a deep-rooted sense of tradition and conformity. However, beneath the facade of tranquility, a silent struggle simmered – the plight of heteromorphs, individuals born with physical mutations that deviated from the norm.

Among these heteromorphs was Eiji, a young boy with a distinctive reptilian tail. Eiji's mutation, while not overtly harmful, set him apart from his peers, making him a target for ridicule and exclusion. His childhood was filled with bullying and isolation, his days filled with whispers, stares, and cruel taunts.

As Eiji grew older, the weight of discrimination grew heavier. His attempts to fit in were met with rejection, and his efforts to connect with others were thwarted by their fear and prejudice. He felt trapped in a world where his differences were perceived as a curse, a mark of inferiority, rather than a mark of uniqueness.

The bullying took a toll on Eiji's self-esteem, eroding his confidence and self-worth. He withdrew from social interactions, seeking solace in solitude. The once vibrant and cheerful boy became withdrawn and taciturn, his spirit dimmed by the never ending prejudice.

The discrimination extended beyond Eiji's immediate circle, permeating the very fabric of Fukuoka Prefecture. And it wasn't just Eiji but all the heteromrophs of that prefecture faced the same thing. Heteromorphs were often denied employment opportunities, and their talents and abilities were overlooked due to their perceived inferiority. They were ostracized from social gatherings, their presence deemed unwelcome and disruptive, and it wasn't just the common people of Fukuoka Prefecture doing this, but even the pro heroes and police were involved in this.

As they treated the heteromorphs with such animosity as if they had ntr'd them.

And it wasn't just adults, even the kids weren't spared, everyone was treated so harshly making them believe, that their being a heteromorph is a curse and not a boon.

They treated them as if it was their mistake to be born a heteromorph, and they shouldn't have even been born.

Although no one said it out loud, everyone could feel it, with how they were treated and looked at.

The weight of this discrimination was felt by all heteromorphs in Fukuoka Prefecture, casting a shadow over their lives and limiting their opportunities, treating them as inferior beings and slaves. They lived in a constant state of fear and anxiety, their lives marred by the sting of exclusion and prejudice.

As the years passed, Eiji's hope for acceptance dwindled, replaced by a deep sense of despair. He retreated further into solitude, his dreams of a harmonious future slowly fading away. The discrimination that had plagued his childhood continued to cast a long shadow over his life, a constant reminder of his perceived inferiority, until he finally committed suicide.

Sadly there was no one to procession or funeral held for him, why would there be, he was a heteromorph, and if they tried to, the police and pro heroes would try doing something to stop it once again, and they wouldn't even bother to honour the death of someone.

As upon hearing the news of his death, there was no tinge of sorrow in the face of the common people.

Infact, people could be seen smiling having a happy smile, celebrating it as if a terrorist who had terrorized them for years was dead.

Looking at their faces one could see, their faces were black with their eyes and mouths red, and all of them cursed even the dead Eiji, saying that his dead body was contaminating the air around them.

And their teaching and behavior were passed on to their kids, as a small kid could be seen trying to spit at the grave of the dead Eiji.

And the people around them were congratulations the kid and praise him for doing the right thing.

And those poor parents of Eiji who had to endure all of that knowing no one would say anything to them, they could only silently cry, enduring all of the humiliations, while their kid's dead body was badmouthed by the people even after his death

They couldn't do anything at all other than hope that their lives would get better and they would get justice for their dead son, whose whole life got ruined because of the discrimination done by the society.

Seeing this one kid could be seen clenching his fists while gnashing his teeth. He was a heteromorph, someone who viewed Eiji as his sworn brother.

Luckily their prayer was heard, as Izuku saw all of this and even made a note of it, as he was going to bring a revolution.

A revolution filled with lots of blood and dead bodies.

Karma is a bitch, and Izuku had decided to become Karma's executioner.

He had decided to get rid of all those people who had the guts to disrespect the dead.

And he wasn't going to leave the kid that spit on the dead body either.

Although he wasn't going to kill the kid, he was definitely going to turn him into an orphan, for a parent has to take punishment for actions done by their kids.

For children are naturally kind and accepting, and they don't understand discrimination. But if their parents teach them to be prejudiced, they will learn to treat others differently based on their appearance.

When parents praise their children for acting badly, it makes the children think that it's okay to do that. This can lead to a cycle of prejudice that is hard to break.

Parents need to teach their children to be kind and accepting of everyone, regardless of their differences. This will help to create a more just and equitable world.

And since he is a victim of his parents' wrongdoings, he won't be killed, but yes, he needs to learn that what he has done was wrong, and for that, he needs to turn orphan.

Izuku had decided, he was going to turn the city around completely, every pro hero and police who openly promoted discrimination, while showing a grudge against the heteromorphs would be the first ones to fall prey.

He was going to make a show out of them, a reign of terror was about to start, and the people would feel true despair, Fukuoka Prefecture was soon going to be run by the heteromorphs where insulting them is punishable by capital punishment.

And for that, the pro heroes and police would be truly useful as in this day and age where ordinary people aren't allowed to use their quirk in public and can only be used by pro heroes and police.

He was going to extinguish that hope first while repeating the Aldera incident, but on the whole city level, Fukuoka will become a lawless land until Izuku's purge was finished, and once done, Izuku was going to make all that happened public, throughout Japan, with the end statement being, "This is going to happen to every city that has done the same thing to heteromorphs, there is no escape, and even if you stop doing so now it won't matter, for life may be filled with Inequality but death sees everyone with equality, I will repeat the same thing with every city, for this society does not need for people like you and the society will be well off without you, people of Japan, fasten your seat belts, for there is going to be a huge drop in population, hahaha,"

Izuku had planned everything, he was so angry seeing all this that he wanted to then and there kill all the bystanders, and somehow his quirk was also with him in this regard, but he calmed down, as he wanted to make them suffer even more.

Afterall "Revenge is a dish best served cold" so when he came back he planned everything out, and before the makeout session after dinner and before bed began, he integrated all of Kaina's findings and data as well, and now he was completely ready.

Tomorrow the whole of Fukuoka City was going to be painted red, and Izuku would be the artist to paint a new painting on this blood-stained canvas named Fukuoka Prefecture.

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