Rumi Usagiyama, was currently confused, perplexed and utterly disappointed. She thought she was going to train Midoriya, however, he was sick that day and asked a classmate of his to tell her that he won't be able to come.

And said classmate was a blue haired teen that looked bored. Why was she disappointed? Easy, she can't seem to understand what in the hell he was thinking.

"Usagiyama-san." She grew a tick mark. She doesn't liked to be called her last name. It's unpleasant pleasantries.

"Stop. No. Call me either Rumi or Miruko got it? None of the last name crap."

"Hai, hai. So how do you train Midoriya?" Makoto grabbed an apple off of a fruit stand.

"He follows and makes his own training regiment based off mine. He would make a great sidekick for me personally. Not that I want him to be."

"Have you considered to train his mental capacity?" She was flabbergasted. His eyes looked straight into hers. It felt like she was being stripped apart.

"I understand people want to be Heros, they see the pros of it and think all is well. Wrong, that's what makes the difference between rookies and pros. How many Heros have passed away this year alone?" She knew of the Water hose couple who were the unfortunate of being killed by a villain.

"As I thought. Dying is scary, yet you know what is scarier than that? Not even trying to save someone from themselves."

"And what do you know about dying?" She rebuked the statement.

"May I tell you a story?" Time stopped, no. It wavered. She merely nodded slowly.

"There was once a boy and his family. They were a happy family. Everything was normal, the boy had a younger sister by the name of Minako. The boy loved his sister to death, always caring for her and protecting her from harm. It did not last. One night, when the moon was at it's brightest, the family had been caught between an Android and a God. The car was blasted far off the edge. Only one person in the car survived. It was the boy, screaming and crying loudly at the lost of his dear family. He was about to be next to go in the afterlife before the Android weakened the God and forced it into the boy clinging on to his soul." He took a quick drink of water.

"Many years later, the boy returned to his home city. There he would spend the rest of his highschool years there. He would then joined an afterschool club that was secretly an investigation of the Supernatural. Many months later, he would experience pain and heartache at the lost of his senpai who risked his life to protect a younger member of the group. He fell into a deep state of mind. He thought, if he didn't interact with anyone, he wouldn't have to suffer. How wrong he was. Few weeks after that, he and his group came upon a god by the name of Nyx. She was going to destroy humanity."

"Wait...I feel like I'm missing something in between all this." Rumi wasn't all force, she knew that fighting was the last thing on her mind. "How do you go up against a god, especially one such as Nyx?"

"Personas. It was all in vain though. No matter how many times they stood up they couldn't match up to her might. So, that boy began to remember all of his memories of the group, he then realized that they were family. A second family to be precise, which in turn broke all the gates of his power. The only thing left to do was to pull the trigger."

"Pull the trigger?" She started to understand him a little more.

"When he did, 2 Personas stood behind him, and merged into a Persona unlike no other. It was called Messiah. His friends looked up in shock until they saw him drop a memento. He was ascending to face Nyx alone. He heard their pleas of returning to them, but no matter what, he would protect them. Even if he had to sacrifice himself for them." He paused to let Rumi injest the knowledge to her mind. "He did a miracle. He sealed Nyx at the cost of his life. Mind you, he didn't want to die just yet so he made a small tweak, he erased his comrades memories of what happened that year. At the day of graduation, he had begun to fall ill. His movements were staggered, yet he persevered through it all. He made it to the rooftop and there he met a friend, the Android. She slowly walked towards him, as he did the same."

"I'm sensing a bad ending..." Her bunny ears drooped. How wrong was she was.

"Just as she was at arms length, he almost fell on the ground, she caught him just in time. He was beginning to pass away. The Android knew he had a few minutes before he was completely gone. She took his hand and placed it firmly on her cheek, the sound of opening doors made him turn his head just in time to see his friends call out to him one last time."

Rumi's eyes were filled with tears that leaked down.

"He was sad that he had passed, but I think he was happy to protect them." Rumi looked into his eyes as she saw an indifference.

"That story was about me."

She tackled him to the ground, in a bone crushing hug.

"No need to cry, Rumi-san." "Idiot. Idiot!" She playfully hit his chest, his uniform was stained with tears.

Rumi was going to make sure that Makoto Yuki, wouldn't have to suffer again.

Even if it means tying him down to a chair and care for him for the rest of his and her lifetime.

Sorry, couldn't help myself. I hope you enjoyed this omake!