The first day of school.

It was a lonely train ride to Musutafu. Haruki stared out the window, watching the landscape go by. He felt very excited, yet very nervous at the same time. This was a huge opportunity, but his quirk wasn't fully developed. He had a lot to learn, and he was worried he might not be able to keep up...

"Dear passengers, we are arriving in Musutafu Station. Have a wonderful day!" The conductor announced. Other than Haruki, there were a few more people getting up from their seats. One of them stood out. They wore a top hat and a neat suit. A completely different style than most people around. Haruki ended up walking past the gentleman, being in a bit of a hurry. He wouldn't dare dream of being late on his first day.

The station was rather busy. Huraki really had to push his way through the crowd, wanting to get out of the station. It was a short walk to U.A.C from there.

At once, there was a loud roar followed by one of the large pillars -- which held up the station building -- crumbling down.

The crowd suddenly moved faster than before. Everyone desperately tried to get out of the station. Haruki -- while being pushed around -- turned towards the noise as he tried to get a look of what was going on.

"It's that Dinosaur villain!" Someone called out.

Of course. Haruki should've recognized the top hat! He watched enough documentaries on heroes and villains. Mr. Triceratops was an infamous villain who could turn himself into a triceratops. As a dinosaur, he enjoyed causing chaos and mayhem. Haruki was going to witness it firsthand. He followed the lead of the crowd, getting out of the station - but Mr. Triceratops followed. He burst through the wall right behind most of the crowd.

There weren't any brakes on that Villain. He slammed a parked car with his horns, launching it up. It was a miracle that the top hat stayed on the dinosaur's head.

The thrown car was headed right in the direction of a young family. They huddled together, closing their eyes. Their last hope was on a hero saving them, but none were around...