Foster
Inheritor
IHA
IHA is located on Regat Island, an artificially made spot of land that can be found out in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. It is roughly the size of Ireland and has a similar population size to boot. There is only one city on the entirety of Regat Island, holding 90% of the people that live there. This city is Grafton and it is one of a kind. It’s a thriving modern city that seamlessly connects nature and humanity thanks to the large areas of forest within its walls, rivers flowing through it and numerous parks. Supporting a diverse range of cultures the city caters to the needs of people from around the world and is a highly sought after tourist destination. At the heart of Grafton lays IHA, the entire reason that Regat Island was built in the first place.
The state of the art hero school and its grounds are colossal, different training areas making up most of its size. It’s surrounded on all sides by metal walls, designed to both protect the students within and keep prying eyes out. To get in through the front gate would require a special ID card that are only given out to staff and pupils. Architecture wise IHA mostly consists of geometric buildings comprised of metal and glass, and boasts a very modern look. Like the city it’s found in nature flows through the school, with gardens planted on several of the roofs and trees doted around the grounds. The teaching facilities are state of the art classrooms, offering everything a pupil could hope for when learning the fundamentals of life. To make life easier I’m going to make a list of all the different facilities at hand.
· Library (Everything you need from text books to comics.)
· Cafeteria (Offers a wide variation of food that caters to the specific needs of pupils coming from different countries, as well as offering vegan and vegetarian options if that’s your thing.)
· Swimming pool (Olympic standard with a few specialized options, depth can be adjusted.)
· Sports track (Nothing too special, just made for running and a few other sports.)
· Disaster training zone (Similar to the one seen in the anime, various disaster simulations available)
· Quirk absorbent room (Odd name I know but essentially this a room that is highly resistant to most quirks, particularly emitter ones, and will give you a value based on the amount of energy it absorbed whilst you were in there.)
· Exam hall (What more do I need to say?)
· City simulation zone (A fake city with many applications)
· Rural simulation zone (A fake small town with many applications)
· ICT lab (Full of top of the range computers, open at any time to students.)
· Gym (It’s got everything you could possibly need from treadmills to 1 ton weights.)
Anything else the school needs will be located off sight, mostly doted around the island. This includes the IHA student accommodation, which is located nearby, but not on the academy grounds.
Disaster training zone break down-
Fire zone- Split into two sections, a forest and a cityscape, so that students can gain experience in a range of areas.
Coastal zone- A large body of water with a yacht at its centre and adjustable artificial wave strength. A large fan at the bottom of the zone has the ability to create a whirlpool if need be.
Mountain zone- Contains a huge artificial mountain split into 4 different terrains. One is covered in snow, a second is rugged and rocky, a third is muddy with a little vegetation and the final side is a sheer rock climbing wall that goes all the way to the peak. Beside the mountain is a treacherous ravine.
IHA is located on Regat Island, an artificially made spot of land that can be found out in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. It is roughly the size of Ireland and has a similar population size to boot. There is only one city on the entirety of Regat Island, holding 90% of the people that live there. This city is Grafton and it is one of a kind. It’s a thriving modern city that seamlessly connects nature and humanity thanks to the large areas of forest within its walls, rivers flowing through it and numerous parks. Supporting a diverse range of cultures the city caters to the needs of people from around the world and is a highly sought after tourist destination. At the heart of Grafton lays IHA, the entire reason that Regat Island was built in the first place.
The state of the art hero school and its grounds are colossal, different training areas making up most of its size. It’s surrounded on all sides by metal walls, designed to both protect the students within and keep prying eyes out. To get in through the front gate would require a special ID card that are only given out to staff and pupils. Architecture wise IHA mostly consists of geometric buildings comprised of metal and glass, and boasts a very modern look. Like the city it’s found in nature flows through the school, with gardens planted on several of the roofs and trees doted around the grounds. The teaching facilities are state of the art classrooms, offering everything a pupil could hope for when learning the fundamentals of life. To make life easier I’m going to make a list of all the different facilities at hand.
· Library (Everything you need from text books to comics.)
· Cafeteria (Offers a wide variation of food that caters to the specific needs of pupils coming from different countries, as well as offering vegan and vegetarian options if that’s your thing.)
· Swimming pool (Olympic standard with a few specialized options, depth can be adjusted.)
· Sports track (Nothing too special, just made for running and a few other sports.)
· Disaster training zone (Similar to the one seen in the anime, various disaster simulations available)
· Quirk absorbent room (Odd name I know but essentially this a room that is highly resistant to most quirks, particularly emitter ones, and will give you a value based on the amount of energy it absorbed whilst you were in there.)
· Exam hall (What more do I need to say?)
· City simulation zone (A fake city with many applications)
· Rural simulation zone (A fake small town with many applications)
· ICT lab (Full of top of the range computers, open at any time to students.)
· Gym (It’s got everything you could possibly need from treadmills to 1 ton weights.)
Anything else the school needs will be located off sight, mostly doted around the island. This includes the IHA student accommodation, which is located nearby, but not on the academy grounds.
Disaster training zone break down-
Fire zone- Split into two sections, a forest and a cityscape, so that students can gain experience in a range of areas.
Coastal zone- A large body of water with a yacht at its centre and adjustable artificial wave strength. A large fan at the bottom of the zone has the ability to create a whirlpool if need be.
Mountain zone- Contains a huge artificial mountain split into 4 different terrains. One is covered in snow, a second is rugged and rocky, a third is muddy with a little vegetation and the final side is a sheer rock climbing wall that goes all the way to the peak. Beside the mountain is a treacherous ravine.
