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Assistant: Title: M.I.D.O.S.
        Author: StallKing StallKing 
        Chapter: 1/30 
        Summary: People get their quirks at the age of 4. This is simply nature since quirks started to appear over 200 years ago. While exceptions exist, mainly in the form of people who are born with their quirks, manifestations after the age of 4 are extremely rare. Extremely rare, however, doesn't mean non-existent.-0-0-0-Izuku manifests a quirk of technopathy, dies, returns as an AI, witnesses the death of his mother, and discovers that All Might is a horrible person. All this in just two days.Now, trapped in a computer, the only way for Izuku to explore the outside world is through cameras and other means of technology.He's not about to let this stop him though. Izuku is not someone to let opportunities pass. If he can't be a pro hero, he'll be another kind of hero.It doesn't matter that people call him a Vigilante.It doesn't matter that the HPSC call him a villain.------Discord:https://discord.gg/9HTxDbUNAu
        Contents: Chapter 1
    

    


      
        
          
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  People get their quirks at the age of 4. This is simply nature since quirks started to appear over 200 years ago. While exceptions exist, mainly in the form of people who are born with their quirks, manifestations after the age of 4 are extremely rare.

  So, not surprisingly, when more than a month after Midoriya Izuku’s fourth birthday, his quirk still showed no sign of manifestation, his Mom was getting worried.

  Going to a specialist, some tests are done, including an x-ray of Izuku’s feet. After a few minutes analyzing the results, Izuku and his mother find themselves face to face with a bald doctor with a mustache and weird glasses.

  “You have nothing to worry about.” The Doctor - Tsubasa, Izuku thinks that’s how he introduced himself - says after staring at the x-ray for a while.

  “Are you sure, doctor?” His Mom asks. “Every child at his kindergarten has already manifested their quirks, except for Izuku.”

  “You’re a fourth generation, correct? Your quirk I mean.” Doctor Tsubasa asks. “What is your and your husband’s quirk?”

  “I am able to attract small objects towards me, the weight doesn’t matter as long as it’s less than 1 meter.” Izuku’s Mom explains. “My husband can breathe fire.”

  “For all rights, if a child has a quirk, it will manifest at age of 4.” Doctor Tsubasa explains. “With some exceptions in more complex quirks.” He points to the x-ray of Izuku’s feet. “According to research done when quirks began to appear, this phenomenon was linked to the joints of the pinky of the foot. Parts of the body that are no longer used are called vestigial parts. Of course, like everything in the world, exceptions exist. But while I have met people with the extra joint who got quirks, I have never met someone without the joint who didn’t get a quirk.” He taps the x-ray a few times, showing that Izuku only has one joint in his pinky toes. “So I can say with confidence that little Izuku is just a late bloomer.”

  “So…” Izuku asks. “Does that mean that I will get a quirk?” He looks at his Mom. “I can still be a hero?”

  Doctor Tsubasa pulls out another folder and opens it, showing some images of Izuku’s head.

  “We have taken some brain scans of little Izuku.” He shows them two images. “The image on the left is a scan of my brain that I took a few months ago, the one on the left is of little Izuku.” He shows points at a few spots. “As you can see, your son’s brain shows more electrical signals than mine. He is also much more active. Tell me if I am right. Little Izuku demonstrates above average intelligence for his age. He is very active and has difficulty falling asleep. While 4-year-olds usually sleep 10 to 13 hours a night, little Izuku rarely sleeps more than 8, and he never naps during the day. Although he sleeps little, he doesn’t show signs of fatigue normally seen in insomniac children. Did I get anything wrong?”

  “No, this is exactly what happens.” Mom replies.

  “These patterns are always seen in people with mental quirks. His brain works differently, and he needs less sleep. The reason his quirk has not yet manifested completely is that mutations in the brain occur slowly.” Doctor Tsubasa explains. “The latest case that I can remember happened about 11 or12 years ago. A child’s quirk manifested at the age of 8. It was a mixture of mental and visual quirk.”

  “So, there’s really nothing to worry about?” Mom asks again, and the Doctor nods. “That’s so good to hear.”

  “For now, I recommend keeping an eye on your child. As his brain develops, he tends to sleep even less. Most people with mental quirks sleep at most between 4 to 6 hours a day. He will also probably have a big sweet tooth. Glucose is the main fuel of the brain, but having a more active brain, he will need more glucose than normal people. Of course, be careful about exaggerating.” He adds. “Other than that, little Izuku might experience some migraines. This is perfectly normal, but if it happens too often, bring him back here, and I will prescribe something to help.”

  “I see. Thank you, Doctor.” Mom says, smiling.

  “Thank you, Doctor.” Izuku says, bowing to the Doctor.

  …

  That night, Izuku goes to his room as soon as he gets home. He hears his Mom and Dad arguing about something. Their voices gradually get louder, but Izuku cannot understand what they are saying. The discussion lasts a few minutes until they fall silent, and Izuku hears footsteps heading toward his room.

  Izuku pretends to be sleeping as the door opens. His Mom walks towards his bed.

  “I love you Izuku.” She says and kisses his curls. Her voice sounds slightly strained. “Everything will be okay.”

  Then she leaves and closes the door slowly.

  The next day at the kindergarten. Izuku tells Kacchan about what the Doctor said. To his surprise, Kacchan’s reaction is anger.

  “So it will still take years for your quirk to manifest, and it will be an useless mental quirk?” Kacchan snarls.

  “We don’t know what will it be yet.” Izuku replies.

  “Shut up! Mental quirks are useless!” Kacchan yells back. “You’ll just be an useless Deku. You’re no better than a quirkless!” Then he storms off.

  What they don’t realize is that another kid heard Kacchan yelling and that this would turn into a huge game of broken telephone. At the end of the day, one story was on everyone’s lips. “Midoriya Izuku is qurikless.” And no matter how many times Izuku tries to deny it, no one believes him. 

  Only a few weeks later, his Dad moved to America for business. This is what his Mom says when Izuku asks, but he knows that’s not really the true story. That night Izuku heard his Mom crying.

  When he starts elementary school, the rumor comes along with him. And with that, no one wanted to be friends with Izuku for fear of contracting his quirklesness. The nickname Deku goes along with him, and soon the teasing develops into bullying, but no teacher does anything to help.

  .--. --- ...- / . -..- -.-. .... .- -. --. .

  Midoriya Inko is many things. People say she is calm, soft-spoken, gentle, kind, determined, and many other things. She has a tendency to worry too much and overthink things. But if there is one thing she’s not, it’s stupid.

  Inko is a nurse, and because of this, she sees a part of society that most people do not. She is the head nurse of the Hero Ward. The number of times she has treated heroes who have shared stories with her about the worst of society cannot be counted.

  As head nurse, Inko is used to dealing with stubborn heroes hiding and downplaying their wounds. But one thing they all learn sooner or later is that Inko doesn’t take any b@llsh@t. 

  She is so used to dealing with Underground heroes that she can see from a distance when someone is hiding something from her. It was a huge disappointment when she realized that her husband was hiding something.

  A few days later, when Izuku’s quirk showed no signs of manifesting, she took him to a quirk specialist. She was worried, not because she had any problem with her son not having a quirk. Nothing in this world could make her love her son less. What worried her was the discrimination she knew that quirkless people suffer.

  When she told Hisashi about what the Doctor said, he could hardly hide his disgust.

  “So he’ll have a mental quirk?” Hisashi had said. “That’s useless.”

  “No quirk is useless, Hisashi.” Inko tried to say, but Hisashi was dead set on calling Izuku useless.

  They argued until Hisashi had had enough and left the house. After that, she went to Izuku’s room. Despite her son’s efforts, it was evident that he was pretending to sleep and that he heard them fighting.

  Inko felt guilty. None of this is her son’s fault. There were many things she could say at that moment. The words “I’m sorry” were on the tip of her tongue. But that’s not what Izuku needed to hear at this moment.

  “I love you, Izuku.” She settled on saying as she planted a kiss on his curls. “Everything will be okay.”

  The next day, Izuku returned home with a sad expression and tear marks on his face, but he would not say what had happened.

  Sometime later, Hisashi came home saying he needed to move to America because of his work. Inko almost started laughing right there. Since when does a car mechanic travel for work? And to America?

  Inko had enough and demanded the truth. With some pressure, Hisashi broke down and confessed that he had another family. That day, Inko gave him one hour to gather his things and never appear in front of her again. That night, she cried bitter tears. She loved Hisashi so much, and this is what she gets?

  Izuku asked her what had happened, and she said that Hisashi had to move urgently to America because of his work. Izuku obviously didn’t buy the excuse, but this was the last time Hisashi was ever mentioned in the house.

  Time passed, and Izuku kept coming home sad. He became hesitant to go to daycare, whereas before, he loved to go. It was obvious that something was going on. But no matter how much she asked, Izuku would not tell.

  This continued for another year. After starting elementary school, Izuku began to come home injured. He would always make an excuse saying that he had fallen. Or that he was playing and the other kids took it a bit too far.

  She didn’t believe it for a single moment, but the last straw was when Izuku came home crying with a note from the teachers saying that he had been suspended for starting a fight with his classmates that ended up breaking three desks. Izuku clearly had a broken arm and was crudely immobilized.

  With a lot of coaxing from her, Izuku finally relented and told her about the bullying he was suffering at school.

  Now, one thing must be said about mothers. Never mess with a mother.

  Especially a mother known for intimidating pro heroes on a daily basis, and who has more than her share of favors owed to her.

  The next day, she called in one of these favors in the form of small bugs capable of turning off security cameras for a few minutes. With this in hand, she marched into Izuku’s school, deactivating every single camera on her path, and practically burst into the Principal’s office. She sent the director her most intimidating look, the same one that made even Endeavor shut up while she was treating him after a raid.

  “I’m here to talk about my son.” She says. “I talked to him yesterday, and he told me a few interesting things that been happening here.”

  “De- I mean, Midoriya is a trouble make, Midoriya-San.” The principal replies with a frown. “He’s always picking fights with other students. Being disruptive in class. And leaving a mess behind. Just yesterday three desks were broken because of him.”

  “Is that so?” Inko asks. “Then you don’t mind showing me the recordings I know you keep.” She says in a sweet tone. “After all, it’s required by law for every classroom to have security cameras.”

  “Well, you see. There was a small accident, and we lost the recordings.” The Principal makes an excuse.

  “Oh, really?” She asks. “Well, then time for plan B. Do you know what my quirk is, Mr. Principal?”

  “I’m not sure.” The man replies. “Why?”

  “Oh, it’s quite simple to be honest. My quirk allows me to pull small objects towards me. It doesn’t matter the weight, as long as it’s small, I can pull.” She raises her hand towards the man, and he straightens with a pained expression. “Internal organs are pretty small, don’t you think?”

  “Are you threatening me?” The man asks.

  “Me?” She laughs and tugs onto the man’s heart. “I’m just the sweet head nurse of Mustafu’s Hospital hero ward. Who would believe that I threatened you?”

  “I have cameras.” He replies.

  “No, you don’t.” She smiles frighteningly at him. “I made sure to deactivate all the cameras. So there is no proof that I was even here today.” She tugs once more and approaches him. “So that’s what will happen from now on. You will treat my son with respect. And you will not let the bullying continue because I assure you of one thing. If I have to come back here, I will leave here in a police van, and you will leave this room in a body bag. Are we clear?”

  “Crystal clear, Midoriya-San.” The Principal, now pale as a corpse, nods quickly.

  “Good.” She put her sweet nurse smile on her face. “And I want this suspension off his record.”

  “Of course, it was all just a big misunderstanding.” The Principal says. “Midoriya-Kun can come back tomorrow, and we’ll make sure to investigate this bullying case.”

  “Perfect.” She turns to leave. “Now I have to go, my shift starts in one hour. Have a nice day, Principal.”

  As she left, Inko smiles as she heard the Principal sighing in relief.

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  Izuku doesn’t know what his Mom did, but whatever it was, it worked. 

  His suspension was removed after only one day, and the kids who attacked him were suspended in his place. The teacher apologized for the misunderstanding, and since then, he has stepped in when he sees bullying going on.

  Not perfect. The students keep calling him Deku and other offensive names. But at least they have stopped hitting him. The main bully remains Kacchan, who takes every possible opportunity to call Izuku useless and brag about how superior he is. But even he cannot attack Izuku without being punished by the teachers. He stopped trying after the third detention.

  Although he doesn’t like the insults, being treated fairly by the teachers is enough to make the school experience enjoyable. After all, Izuku has always enjoyed learning, and this is something he doubts will ever change.

  Four years pass with no sign of Izuku’s quirk manifesting. On his ninth birthday, his Mom gets a day off from work to spend it with him. Izuku has no friends, and after admitting that Kacchan was his main bully at school, his Mom ended up distancing herself a bit from Mitsuki. They are still on good terms but no longer best friends like they used to be.

  Because of this, the celebration ends up being just Izuku and his Mom eating a cake she baked. But that’s more than enough for Izuku.

  “Izu, dear, can you go fetch the plates?” His Mom asks.

  “Okay, Mom.” Izuku replies and starts running for the kitchen.

  “Don’t run, dear, you’ll fall.”

  “I’m fine, Mom. Don’t wo-” Izuku trips on something and falls face-first to the floor. “I’m okay!” He says and hears his Mom chuckling.

  When he looks back, he sees their Roomba moving around. Looks like they forgot to put it away. Again.

  Izuku reaches to pick it up but stops when he suddenly sees some white tendrils sticking out of his fingertips. The tendrils move to the Roomba and attach themselves to it. Concentrating, something similar to a screen appears in front of Izuku.

  “What is that?” Izuku mumbles.

  On the screen is a large square white arena. In the center of the arena is a still black sphere, and at the bottom is a white triangular ship. Izuku thinks for a moment, and as he concentrates on the ship, it begins to move. 

  It takes him only a few seconds to understand exactly how to move the ship, and then he concentrates on the black sphere. The ship starts shooting white projectiles at the sphere, which explodes and disappears after being hit a few times.

  The interface darkens slightly, and the message “Hacking complete” appears in underlined capital white letters.

  After this, the interface disappears, but Izuku still feels something. As he concentrates similarly to how he did with the ship, the Roomba starts to move. Izuku is startled, and the Roomba stops. He focuses again, and the Roomba moves again, vacuuming the floor. Izuku realizes that he is the one controlling the Roomba. This can only mean one thing.

  “Izu, dear?” His Mom enters the kitchen. “Are you okay?”

  Izuku turns to his Mom with his biggest smile, then points to the Roomba.

  “Mom! Mom! Look.” He concentrates, and Roomba starts moving. “I finally have my quirk!”

  “That’s amazing, Izu.” She says. “What happened?”

  “I tripped on the Roomba and went to pick it up when those white things came out of my fingers.” He concentrates on severing his connection to the Roomba, and it happens. Then he raises his hand, and once more, the tendrils come out. “See? Like this.” The tendrils touch the Roomba and again the interface comes back. “And then this interface appeared.” But this time, it only asks if he wants to control the Roomba, and Izuku thinks yes. Then he’s in control of the small robot again.

  “I can’t see anything, Izu.” His Mom says. “But I can see you’re controlling it. That’s amazing.”

  “Does this mean I can be a hero now?” Izuku asks.

  “Oh, dear. Quirk or no quirk, I know you can be the best hero.” His Mom replies.

  Immediately, tears well up in his eyes, and Izuku jumps into a hug. His Mom skillfully catches him and returns the hug, adding her own tears to the mix. After all, they wouldn’t be Midoriyas without a lot of tears.

  
  

    
      
        
        
          In case it wasn't clear, the easiest way I can explain Izuku's quirk is that it interacts with technology in a similar way to 9-S from Nier Automata.'
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