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Devon nodded his head. That problem seemed to be taken care of now, the teacher will deal with it. "Yes ma'am." He said nodding his head briefly and turning around to go back to his seat. He didn't really know Hikari, or what had even happened, but he doubted it was worth getting into a fight...

Seeing how the situation seemed to be handled, Devon drew his hand back and put it in his pockets. Jeez, that dude really had a problem. There's no way she was a monster, some accidents just happen. Especially in the hero training examines, people just don't have their powers fully under control...

AHL200 stared down the pencil when they accidentally broke it, processing the occurrence. It didn't seem to have any structural frailities at first analysis, but maybe there was something else wrong. That was a bit awkward, maybe they hadn't calibrated their own strength correctly. The android's...

Devon... really had no idea what they were talking about. He had passed his own hero program with flying colors back at home, and the results were secure and good enough for his transferal here. U.A. School for those who were gifted, and those who really needed the more special training. In his...

With nothing really to challenge, that meant the nickname was sticking. He acted like a child, but in reality, it was just how he handled other people. They didn't really try to change the way he ever acted, just to try and make him less prone to... destructive tendencies. Like setting other...

Fenik tilted his head slightly, much like a dog would when they heard a strange sound. Something about this woman, Marianne, continued to bother him. They were far too formal for his liking anyway, but she also just gave off the strangest of feelings. A jack of all trades, master of none, meant...

AHL200 watched the interaction between the two men with only a tiny amount of interest, or whatever could be garnered as such from a machine. They processed their voices, what the words meant, but wasn't extremely sure behind the feelings in the words yet. They were speaking, they were talking...

Devon looked it over for a few seconds, and then just realized one thing. He didn't know how to read a map. So, he handed it off to her, since she seemed to know more than he did! "Knock yourself out." He said, handing it off to her and just following along. Knowing that all of the classes were...

Clasping his hands together, the fiery man, brought his legs up and off the table, leaning over the front of it, resting his full forearms on the surface. He stared down the other male, as if trying to discern whether they were lying to him or not. They certainly gave him that feeling...

It couldn't be seen, but he was grinning behind the mask... helmet... the thing. He was grinning behind the thing and he did not know what to think of it as. It was a hood with a helmet underneath it. Or a helmet with a hood over top of it? Same difference, right? That thought process was strung...

Devon shrugged his shoulders. "Uh, well, my mom had a Quirk about night time stuff. She could blend in with shadows, and then night time meant she was just plain invisible. Dad was a heat dude, like radiation heat. Not the bad kind that messes with your body, but just... hot. Heat waves. Things...

As far as he knew, he was being released for a suicide mission. A mission that would put all the others to shame—visiting other dimensions for a cure. Going beyond where anybody has ever dared to go was his specialty, once upon a time... until he got himself locked up. Placed in a psyche ward...

So Hikari was a friendly person! That's nice to know, so maybe they could get along. Despite his usually pretty dark demeanor, he was actually pretty friendly as well. Most people tended to steer away... because he was literally made of darkness. The amount of edge he embodied couldn't be...

Well, good to know that it wasn't too much different from an American school. Then again, that was a pretty stupid thing to ask, wasn't it? Not having any sort of front desk would just be a bit of a nuisance, walking all the way to the main office. It just streamlined the main problems of 'where...

Devon turned his head when he heard a girl speak to his right, eying her. That big black helmet over her head was a bit... odd. But he could feel heat from here even from the distance that they stood apart. He was particularly adapted to distinguishing heat sources due to his power, and so she...

@CeriseFern Traveling halfway across the world to a new school, in a new country, was a trip within itself. He knew practically nothing about this new place and that did not sit well with him. The culture was probably radically different from his own, not to mention, he still was not extremely...

@CeriseFern This will be the IC thread!))

@Gentlehell AHL200 blinked their eyes at Nathaniel's outburst. So this was the reaction that Harry had been talking about, their surprise in the success of creating them. It didn't really seem too surprising to them when they looked at their own code, however, they also were not aware of just...

"Inefficiencies were found in multiple place—redundancies, unneeded code that bloated the system, forced to read extra data. Only 1.02% of total data has been scrubbed." AHL200 explained, tilting their head slightly at Harry. "I removed the unnecessary portions from the system and streamlined...

@Gentlehell AHL200 was fairly glad that they didn't reconnect the wires. It was completely unneeded. They were able to continue functioning without being connected, and even still, would it do much good when the power was shut down? They would just be sitting there, connected to nothing at all...