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Stand User In My Hero Academia

A young teenager reincarnated as a stand user in the world of My Hero Academia. Watch as he settles into the new reality before him and finds his place among the biased hero society. English is not my first language, so there may be some errors.

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New Life and Stand

It has been four years since I reincarnated in my hero academia world as an orphan by the name of Yami Watanabe. If you asked me how I knew that the world where I lived was the world of my hero academia, wasn't it obvious? people around me seemed to have unusual appearances, such as pan for a head, branches for a hand and feet etc. It's not helping that the majority of people that I met always seem to ask about what my quirk was.

I had standard black hair like Tenya Ida, black eyes, an angular face, and small beauty marks on the below of my right eye. Yes, you heard it right, I just a guy with avearage looks that you could find in your everyday life.

"Hey, why are you in a daze?" a caretakers asked me suddenly and noticed my lack of responses to her question. She had been asking about what I was doing this morning and why I had just come back to the orphanage by the time the sun had already begun to come down.

"No, I've been thinking about what school I wanted to enroll in; is it UA or just regular school?" I answered her while I put my hands on the table, seeming a little focused on the pattern on the table, which I found a little interesting.

"Oooh, it's up to you, but I recommend you try your luck to enter UA, I heard that as a hero you will get a lot of money and opportunities," she advised me, but I noticed that she seemed a little excited about the notion of someone becoming a hero. After that, she left me to do her own thing.

I was not surprised by her answer. In this society where a person can bend steel regardless of age and gender, it had its advantages and downsides. The advantage and downside, the advantage was if you had a powefull and useful quirk, your future would be guaranteed. The downside was a lack of equal society in a true sense; if you were born quirkless or had an unsual quirk, you were going to be rejected by the people and the society entirely.

Unfortunately, I didn't awaken a single quirk until now, but I awakened something entirely different in the first years of my so-called dimensional travel, I awakened a stand. Yup, you guessed rights, stand as a humanoid entity formed by the spiritual power of the user in which it caused stand nature to reflect its user by large or small margin.

I turned my head to look on my right side, and there I found a gray mist that had no fixed form. I controlled the mist, and the mist gradually formed a humanoid figure with no eyes, no mouth, or anything that resembled human facial features. I brought the tip of my hand to my stand, and the tip of my hand began to be erased at a fast rate, but the unsettling things were happening to the tip of my fingers; there were no blood or wounds to be found.

I recalled that when I first awakened my stand, I erased an entire rock where I sat in the backyard of the orphan. I felt lucky that there wasn't anyone in the backyard. It wasn't like I pitied or felt sorry if anyone were harmed; I just didn't like the trouble or attention that it may have caused if those scenarios had happened.

I was cauntious because I didn't know the full extent of Grey Age and its abilities. I also didn't know where the things erased by the Grey Age would be. It wasn't like I didn't trained or anything like that, but in my opinion, stand wasn't the same as quirk or anyother other superpower. A stand was in a better word, a wild cards. It was a wild card because the nature and the extend of its ability couldn't be seen entirely by observing alone, even its user mayn't notice its abilities despite had been a stand user for years.

I just graduated from a local middle school near the orphanage. If you asked me if I were a genius or anything like that, my answer would be a big no. I like some courses like history and social cultures classes, and I absolutely loathed math because I coudn't stay calm when faced with math problems in a test or something similar.

I wasn't popular per se, but I wasn't a loner either. I didn't want to know why the protagonist in various novels started as a loner or an outcast; believe me, becoming a loner wasn't pleasant. So I just went with the flow and socialized like any normal person, but not overly friendly to a person who I just met or anything like that.

My goals were to live a secure and comfortable life in my new life, and becoming a hero would open the gate to archiving my goals for life in comfort in the cruel hero society.