My Hero Academia: The Legacy of Lost Numbers

The sun shone brightly over U.A. College as friends and families gathered to celebrate the graduation of Ellen, Shinwa, and Kaori. The air was filled with excitement and anticipation, echoing with laughter and cheerful chatter.

As the graduates donned their caps and gowns, they shared a moment of reflection. Each of them had faced their own challenges and triumphs over the past years, growing stronger and more determined in their paths to becoming heroes.

Ellen: "I can't believe it's finally here! All those late-night study sessions and training drills were worth it."

Shinwa: "Yeah, and to think we made it through together. I couldn't have done it without you both."

Kaori: "This is just the beginning! I can't wait to see what the future holds for us."

Their parents watched proudly from the audience, tears of joy in their eyes. Ochaco, Izuku, and the other heroes cheered as each graduate walked across the stage to receive their diplomas.

Izuku: "I'm so proud of you, Ellen! You've worked so hard to get here!"

Ochaco: "You too, Shinwa and Kaori! You've all become amazing heroes!"

Once the ceremony concluded, the graduates gathered with their families for pictures and celebrations.

Ellen: "Let's take a picture together before we go our separate ways!"

As graduation day approached, a palpable tension hung in the air, especially for Izumi, Katsu, and Shoka. Their jealousy simmered as they watched their brothers—Toshinori, Ken, Shoya, and Izana—thrive in their new roles, embracing their identities as the Dragon King, Titan King, and the powerful figures they had become.

Izumi: sneering "Can you believe it? Toshinori and Izana, the 'weaklings' of the family, are now stronger than anyone in our generation. It's pathetic."

Katsu: crossing her arms "And Ken, that brat I used to bully, is now the Dragon King. It's embarrassing. How can we ever live this down?"

Shoka: scowling "I thought I could at least be better than Shoya. But he's a Titan King now, and we're stuck here. If we tried anything, we'd ruin our careers."

The trio exchanged glances, their envy morphing into resentment. They knew they had to bide their time, waiting for the right opportunity to strike. The idea of exposing their brothers, tarnishing their reputations, and regaining their own standing became an enticing thought.

Izumi: "We have to find a way to take them down a peg. They think they're untouchable now, but if we just wait for the right moment..."

Katsu: nodding eagerly "Yeah! We could leak some embarrassing information or manipulate things from behind the scenes. They won't see it coming."

Shoka: smirking "And when they fall, we'll be right there to step into the spotlight. Everyone will remember our names, not theirs."

As the graduation ceremony drew nearer, the sisters plotted quietly, fueled by their jealousy.

Meanwhile, Toshinori, Ken, Shoya, and Izana enjoyed their newfound freedom from the pressure of being heroes, embracing their roles as kings in their respective domains.

Toshinori: leaning against the balcony railing "I'm just glad we've moved past all that hero stuff. It feels good to finally be ourselves without the burden of expectations."

Ken: nodding in agreement "Exactly. We've got each other, our families, and we're finally in control of our own destinies."

Shoya: looking out at the horizon "No more fighting for recognition. We've earned our places, and we'll protect what we hold dear in our own ways."

Izana: smirking "Let them envy us. We know our worth, and nothing can change that."

Toshinori: "Let those bratty big sisters plot whatever they want. They're not even worth our time."

Ken, Shoya, and Izana chuckled beside him, sharing a knowing glance.

Ken: "You're right, Toshinori. They're probably just jealous of our epic lineage. I mean, who wouldn't be?"

Shoya: "Yeah, especially with everything we've been through. They can keep scheming; we've got bigger fish to fry."

Standing on the balcony, Toshinori, Ken, Shoya, and Izana watched the festivities below, pride evident in their expressions.

Toshinori: "Ellen is amazing. She has worked so hard to reach this point."

Ken: "I never expected anything less from Shinwa. She is remarkable, and I can't wait to see what she does next."

Shoya: "Kaori looks stunning today. I just want to hug her and celebrate her achievements!"

Izana: "I wish Eva could be here too, but unfortunately, she's in Russia."

Toshinori's jaw dropped at Izana's words, realization dawning on him.

Toshinori: "Wait a minute. You mean to tell me that you've been talking to Eva? My girlfriend's younger sister?"

Izana shrugged, a smirk playing on his lips.

Izana: "What can I say? She caught my attention. She's quite impressive in her own right."

Toshinori felt a mix of pride and disbelief, realizing how intertwined their lives had become.

Toshinori: "So, let me get this straight. I'm dating Ellen, the future Queen of Russia, and my brother is now interested in her younger twin sister? This is... quite the family dynamic."

Ken chuckled, leaning against the balcony railing.

Ken: "Well, it looks like we all pulled some incredible partners. I mean, I've got Shinwa Park, future Queen of Korea, and Shoya has Kaori Satoru, future Queen of America."

Shoya nodded enthusiastically, a grin spreading across his face.

Shoya: "Exactly! We're truly fortunate. Our relationships are going to change the world in more ways than one."

As they continued to chat, the sounds of laughter and celebration filled the air. The four of them shared their dreams and aspirations, united by their relationships and the challenges that lay ahead.

Suddenly, Ken's expression turned serious.

Ken: "But we should also stay vigilant. With All For One still lurking around, we need to be prepared for anything that might come our way."

Toshinori: "Agreed. But for now, let's enjoy this moment. Our loved ones have achieved something remarkable today, and we should celebrate that."

The group shared a determined look before heading back inside to join the festivities, ready to support their partners and enjoy the success they had all worked so hard to achieve.