My Hero Academia: The Legacy of Lost Numbers

As Toshinori and Izana fought through the relentless horde of monsters, their swords glimmered with a fierce light—Toshinori wielding his Devil Sword Midoriya and Izana brandishing his Angel Sword. The two brothers fought in perfect harmony, their movements synchronized as they cut through the chaos, a testament to their training and bond.

Suddenly, one of the monsters halted mid-attack, eyes wide in shock at the sight of the Devil and Angel swords working together. It was rare to see such opposing forces united, and the realization sparked a flicker of fear in its grotesque heart.

"Brothers together?" the creature stammered. "This is bad. They're here for the portal!"

Just then, word reached the brothers about a portal to the Demon World that was opening in a nearby valley. The atmosphere shifted as tension mounted. They quickly regrouped with their allies—Ken, Shoya, and the others.

"Everyone, we have to move!" Toshinori called out, his voice steady despite the urgency. "If that portal opens, there's no telling what might come through!"

Ken transformed into his dragon form, his eyes gleaming with determination. "We'll stop it! I won't let any more of our kind suffer because of them."

Shoya nodded, his Titan form towering over the others. "We'll fight together. We'll seal the portal and protect our world!"

As Toshinori and Izana cut through the horde of monsters with precision and grace, their fathers, Izuku and Shoto, arrived on the scene, ready to lend their strength to the battle. The sight of the two legendary heroes charging into the fray filled the air with renewed energy, their combined presence an inspiring force against the darkness.

Izuku: "Let's show these monsters what we're made of, Toshinori! Remember your training!"

Toshinori nodded, a fierce determination lighting up his eyes as he swung his Devil Sword Midoriya with deadly accuracy. The blade crackled with energy, slicing through the nearest monster with ease.

Shoto: "We need to work together! Focus on the larger ones first!"

Izana, wielding his Angel Sword, joined forces with Toshinori. They moved as one, their styles complementing each other—Toshinori's fierce, aggressive strikes paired perfectly with Izana's fluid, defensive maneuvers.

Izana: "Let's push them back! We can't let them regroup!"

The monsters were relentless, but the four of them fought with unwavering resolve. Izuku launched powerful blasts of energy while Shoto used his ice to create barriers and immobilize their foes.

As the battle raged on, one particularly massive monster roared, drawing the attention of everyone present. It seemed unfazed by the onslaught, its dark eyes locked onto the combined forces of the Midoriya and Todoroki families.

Toshinori: "I'll take the lead! Let's end this!"

With a fierce battle cry, Toshinori charged forward, his sword glowing with demonic energy. Izana followed closely, his angelic powers amplifying their attack as they struck in unison.

Izuku and Shoto flanked them, ready to support their sons with their own unique abilities. Together, they formed an unstoppable force, a family united against a common enemy, demonstrating the true strength of their bond as they fought side by side.

As Toshinori and Izana continued to slice through the horde of monsters with relentless precision, the battlefield was illuminated by flashes of their weapons—the Devil Sword Midoriya and the Angel Sword—clashing against the grotesque forms of their enemies. Their synergy was palpable, a testament to their bond as brothers, as they fought with unwavering determination.

Amid the chaos, a monstrous creature caught sight of the brothers, its eyes widening in disbelief at the sight of the Devil and Angel Swords working in tandem. It let out a chilling growl, a mix of anger and fear, as it realized the sheer power of the duo.

Just then, Diego joined the fray, his presence adding to the already intense battle. He charged in, his own weapons glinting in the dim light, ready to support Toshinori and Izana.

"Looks like I arrived just in time!" Diego shouted, swinging his sword to decapitate a creature that lunged at him. "Let's finish these guys off together!"

Toshinori, momentarily distracted by Diego's arrival, smiled and nodded. "Glad to have you with us, Diego! Let's show them what we're made of!"

Izana, with a fierce grin, echoed, "No mercy! We fight as one!"

With renewed energy, the trio pressed forward, cutting down the monsters with a fierce intensity, their weapons dancing through the air as they moved in perfect synchrony. Each strike was a declaration of their resolve, each clash a reminder of the strength they found in unity.

The creature that had previously observed them now charged, but with a swift maneuver, Toshinori and Izana flanked it. With Diego's help, they launched a combined attack, their powers amplifying each other as they struck down the formidable beast, its roar echoing into silence.

"One down, many more to go!" Toshinori declared, adrenaline pumping through his veins.

As Toshinori fought alongside Diego against the demonic army, Diego said, "I'll take the right, and you take the left." Toshinori replied, "Got it, Mr. Diego."

While fighting, Diego observed Toshinori and thought, "What kind of monster is he? Will my daughter, Ellen, be happy with him?"

Suddenly, Diego summoned his Divine Sword and, while Toshinori was occupied with the demons, he stabbed him in the back. Toshinori exclaimed, "Mr. Diego, what are you doing?"

Diego responded, "I'm sorry, Toshinori, but I can't let a monster like you be with my daughter." With that, Toshinori fell into a portal that led to the Demon world.

Diego left, declaring, "We are Azarias, the descendants of gods. We can't allow a devil to join our family."

Diego returned to the group, and Izuku asked, "Diego, where's my son?"

With a heavy heart, Diego replied, "I'm sorry, Mr. Deku. I couldn't save him."

Izuku and Ochaco were crushed by the news.

"No! My son Toshinori has already suffered so much!" Ochaco cried, and Izuku hugged her tightly, trying to hold back his own tears.

Ellen, hearing this, felt devastated.

"Dad, please don't say that," she pleaded.

"But it's true, my daughter. I'm sorry I couldn't save him," Diego said sadly.

As the reality of their brother's demise settled in, a heavy silence enveloped the group, thick with grief and anger.

Izana clenched his fists, his eyes blazing with vengeance. "We won't let his death be in vain. We have to make them pay for what they've done!"

Ken, his voice trembling with emotion, added, "We need to gather our forces. If they think they can get away with this, they have another thing coming."

Shoya, equally enraged, took a deep breath to steady himself. "We must focus. We will channel this pain into strength. We'll avenge him, but we need to be smart about it. We can't charge in blindly."

Izana nodded, steel determination etched across his features. "You're right. We need a plan. We have allies who can help us. We'll gather everyone and strike back as one. Together, we're stronger."

Ken gripped his sword tightly, a fierce resolve in his eyes. "Let's do this. For our brother, and for everyone they've hurt."

The trio steeled themselves, ready to confront the darkness that had taken so much from them. They would not rest until justice was served, and the monsters responsible for their pain were brought to their knees.

Diego stepped in to calm them down, knowing their discovery could cause problems.

"Look, Toshinori wouldn't want you to go after this," he said, trying to reduce the tension. He wanted to keep the truth hidden and avoid making things more complicated.

Izana and Ken agreed that it would be best to calm down for the time being.

Ellen was heartbroken over Toshinori's death and didn't say a word, but Ochaco could see how much she was hurting.

Ochaco hugged her and said, "It's okay, Ellen. Let it all out. You're not alone."

Ellen stood frozen, her heart heavy with grief as memories of Toshinori flooded her mind. She had always looked up to him, not just as a brother but as a protector, and now that light seemed extinguished.

Ochaco held her tighter, feeling Ellen's body tremble as silent tears streamed down her face. "He wouldn't want you to carry this pain alone," she whispered. "You have us. We're family."

Ellen nodded, her voice barely a whisper as she replied, "I just... I can't believe he's gone. He was always so strong. How could this happen?"

Ochaco pulled back slightly to look Ellen in the eyes. "Strength comes in many forms, and sometimes it means allowing yourself to grieve. We need to honor his memory by being strong for each other."

As Ellen took a deep breath, she felt a flicker of hope. "You're right. He would want us to keep fighting, to keep living."

The two shared a moment of understanding before the atmosphere shifted. Ken and Izana approached, their expressions somber yet determined.

"We'll find a way to bring him back," Ken vowed, his voice resolute. "We can't let this end here. Not for him, not for any of us."

Izana nodded, gripping his Angel Sword tightly. "Together, we can face any darkness. We owe it to Toshinori to keep pushing forward."

Ellen wiped her tears and straightened up, feeling the support of her family around her. "Then let's do it. For Toshinori."

Ellen sat on a bench in a quiet park in Russia, staring blankly at the ground. The weight of her grief felt unbearable, and every passing day only deepened her sorrow. Eva sat beside her, trying to find the right words to comfort her sister.

Eva: "Big sister, I know you're hurting, but you have to move on. Toshinori wouldn't want you to be stuck like this."

Ellen sighed, wiping a tear from her cheek.

Ellen: "I know, but it just feels so empty without him. He was always there to lift me up, to encourage me."

Eva took a deep breath, trying to muster her courage.

Eva: "You have to honor his memory by living your life to the fullest. He would want you to be happy, to pursue your dreams."

Ellen looked at Eva, her younger sister's words slowly sinking in.

Ellen: "I just... I don't know how to do that without him."

Eva: "You can start by sharing the lessons he taught you. Use your pain to help others who are suffering, just like he did."

Ellen contemplated Eva's words, feeling a flicker of hope within her.

Ellen: "You're right. Maybe I can find a way to carry on his legacy."

Eva smiled, relieved to see a glimmer of determination in Ellen's eyes.

Eva: "That's the spirit! Let's honor Toshinori together."

Then to Eva's suprise Ellen suddenly fell unconscious.

Eva: Ellen, what's wrong?

Eva quickly took her to the doctor and worried was evident on her face.

Eva: Doctor, please check my sister.

After examining her, the doctor was surprised as he discovered the truth.

Doctor: Congratulations! She's pregnant.

Eva was shocked by the news, and Ellen woke up.

Ellen: Eva, what happened?

Eva hugged Ellen with tears in her eyes.

Eva: Ellen, congratulations! You're going to be a mom!

Ellen's eyes widened in surprise.

Ellen: But Toshinori won't be here with me. How can I carry this child without him by my side?

She spoke to Eva, her sister's eyes filled with understanding.

Ellen: "I want to ensure our child grows up free from the dangers that surround us. If I hide him from this world, I can keep him safe."

Eva nodded, feeling the weight of their responsibility.

Eva: "You're right, sister. We have to protect him at all costs. But how will we do it? Where can we hide?"

Ellen thought for a moment, her brow furrowing in concentration.

Ellen: "There's a secluded place in the mountains, away from prying eyes. It will be perfect for us to stay hidden while I raise him. It's where I spent my childhood, where no one would think to look for us."

Eva: "That sounds like a solid plan. We'll gather everything we need and leave as soon as we can."

As they began to strategize their next steps, Ellen felt a mix of fear and hope. She would do whatever it took to ensure that their child would never have to experience the pain and loss she had endured. With Eva by her side, she felt a sense of resolve, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead.

Demonic World, a chaotic landscape filled with dark skies, jagged mountains, and ominous shadows.

Toshinori stands surrounded by a horde of demons, their menacing forms looming around him. He radiates power, his Devil Trigger form enhancing his strength and aura.

Toshinori:(grinning confidently) "You guys are just a waste of time. I've faced stronger foes than you. I will find a way to go back to the human world."

Demon Leader:"You think you can escape this realm? We will tear you apart!"

Toshinori: (smirking, unleashing a surge of energy) "You're welcome to try. But you'll find that I'm not your average opponent. I've learned a few tricks along the way."

As the demons charge, Toshinori effortlessly dodges their attacks, countering with swift, powerful strikes that send them flying. He moves with a grace and power that leaves them bewildered.

Toshinori:"This is only the beginning. I will not rest until I reclaim my place in the human world—and bring those responsible for this chaos to justice."

The demons regroup, their fear palpable, as Toshinori stands tall, ready to face whatever comes next.