Ochaco Uraraka

Tome Level: 1. Housed Imps: 2 (AN - To agree to CHYOA Guidelines, gonna be setting this at some....hand wavy after the series. Which is still going at time of typing, just FYI)

Ochaco Uraraka aka Uravity. Brave, bubbly, warm, caring, kind, blunt, charming....

AND Terminally broke.

She wouldn't die from the fact, it was just that most her spending was either very frugal or went back home to her family. Being a hero didn't pay that much these days but the smiles she got from people were more than enough to keep going. These days though she was in University, studying to become a teacher at U.A. High School. All the while still being an active hero in the community. Not so much a front line hero these days but she still found time to stop a crook or help lift things from accidents.

Even after the War against All for One, criminals would always exist and people would always need someone to help them. It was just these days it had lost a lot more of it's... glamorous presentation it once had. Probably for the better all things considering. Uraraka wanted to make sure the generation following in her foot steps had good role models and instructors to learn from. Thus her going into a teaching career but some days she still had to fight.

"Ha... can't you just give up? You're not getting out of here." Uraraka asked.

The theivf she was facing down was a girl in her teens, dressed in... kinda punkish outfit with horns and a tail. She had a whip that ended in a spade tip much like her tail costume, and the girl had 2 small shadow like creatures at her command. "What can't stand the new age?!? You're time's up grandma, all will bow before Shadow Master!" the teen said with a crack of the whip.

"How rude I'm only 22." Uraraka thought. In terms of Quirk Advancement, she may be 'old' as all sorts of weird Quirks were coming into existence. Yet another reason she wanted to become a good teacher, to help teens find their way and not become like this girl.

"Enough, hold her down boys!" Shadow Master cried with a whip crack. Her two Shadow puppets surged forward, each one taking a side of her. But Shadow Master could only balk at the result. The hero Uravity nimbly dodged the shadows, quickly patting the back of their heads which sent them lazily floating. The two summons fought to try and get back down but just flailed.

"Wasn't sure that would work but they seem to have mass so lucky me..." Uravity aka Uraraka thought as she turned back to the crook. The foul teen had pulled out a book and flipped it open, muttering some sort of name. Another shadow creature appeared near her, holding a large 'club' made of the substance. "Wonder if she needs a focus...., I need to take that away from her."

Uravity dove forward before Shadow Master could issue orders. On reaction, the crook cracked her whip at Uravity but that's what she was waiting for. The teen villain didn't have the skill with the weapon so Uravity was able to grab the whip and wrap it around her arm. With it in her grip she pulled on it hard, dragging Shadow Master forward and sending her sprawling to the ground, the book going sliding across the sidewalk. The teen scrambled to stand but Uravity was far quicker, and soon the teen was essentially hog tied. As the bystanders cheered, Uravity picked up the bag of stolen good and handed it back to the cashier that had come out.

"Here you are. Are you okay though, I know first time crooks might feel a need to prove how 'tough' they are." She asked. Shadow Master shouted about how she wasn't a first timer but Uravity/Uraraka ignored it as she chatted with the young worker Shadow Master tried to steal from. Why was it always food marts that got held up first? She just kept an eye on things while the police arrived. Making sure she went into custody was part of being a hero too.

"Hmm yes we have her data. Real name, Oki Miwa. Quirk, Shadow Projection." An officer who arrived told Uraraka, "Hmm this is her first confirmed criminal act but she's been suspected behind a rash of thefts with her two shadow minions."

"Well... could you see about going easy on her, it is her first offense and she didn't hurt anyone. I think she's just angry....," Uraraka suggested before pausing, "Wait two? I could have sworn I saw a third one."

"Nooo... unless her quirk already evolved. All the records I'm looking at say two summons is the limit to her power but they can stretch and shrink... maybe you were seeing things." The office offered as he got Shadow Master into a patrol car, making sure the the rowdy teen was restrained, "Look I need to get her processed but I don't think she'll be punished too much. Some community service I think.... oh and her parents getting alerted."

"WAIT NO NOT MY FOLKS!" Shadow Master cried as the patrol car took off. Uraraka waved as it turned the corner. She wasn't sure who would punish the girl more.

"I kinda feel sorry for her." She thought as she turned away and started walking. She needed to get back to her dorm to study before it got to late. But then something caught her eye. Uraraka shifted some bins out of the way to get a better look at the item of her interest.

A book of some kind with blue borders and a sort of icon on the front of it; she couldn't tell what shape it was but it looked small and female. The large shapes where the chest and hips would be kinda helped make that clear. This was the book the thieving teen had used... was it some kind of Quirk booster? Or something else. Uraraka picked up the book and flipped through it, noting most the pages were empty. Only 2 pages had anything and it was just a short... blurb about each small drawing that shared the page. Almost like some sort of character folder.

"Hmm...., I don't know what this is... I can't risk leaving it here." Uraraka thought as she looked at the time. If she hurried, she could probably catch up with the patrol car and ask that Shadow Master about it. But it was getting late and she DID have that test to look at...., besides she could ask someone at the university. Or maybe one of her friends could help.

As she tried to figure out her next move, she wasn't able to see the eyes of the figure on the book glow bright for a second nor hear the giggles that followed shortly afterward.