Aftermath
Five days have passed since the Hosu incident.
This incident Hosu is also quite different from the original story.
At least in the original story, Stain was directly detained by the police, but this time he was rescued by Uraraka Shige.
Well, it was thanks to Stain's unwavering belief and actions that the 'heroes' were stunned and kept at a distance from Stain, allowing Uraraka Shige to use his aerial advantage to rescue Stain unexpectedly.
After all, among the 'heroes' present, the ones with ranged attack capabilities, mainly Endeavor's flames posed the greatest threat to Uraraka Shige, but he could also nimbly dodge them in the air by manipulating Gravity with precision.
As for the 'Quirk' and attacks of others, Uraraka Shige could simply release more Gravity and block them in mid-air or deflect them in another direction.
On the contrary, the troubles and problems caused to Uraraka Shige by Gran Torino, who had already retired and possessed Quirk "quirk," far exceeded those caused by the flames emitted by the current "No. 2 Hero," Endeavor...
After all, Gran Torino's 'Quirk' allowed him to move nimbly and swiftly in the air, even hitting Uraraka Shige several times in a row at the beginning, almost sending him crashing to the ground.
If it weren't for the fact that Uraraka Shige had grown and trained in the high- Gravity environment created by his own 'Quirk', resulting in a much higher body density than others and thus a greatly enhanced ability to withstand attacks, and that Gran Torino had just experienced a battle and was already old and frail, his attack power would have been greatly reduced compared to those younger 'heroes'.
If it weren't for Gran Torino's 'Quirk' which destined him to only be able to move quickly in the opposite direction of the airflow shooting from his feet, and the fact that he had to rotate his body in advance and adjust the position of his feet when he wanted to turn flexibly, and that his physical strength and reaction time had not declined significantly due to his advanced age.
However, Uraraka Shige's 'Quirk' doesn't require him to adjust his posture in the air at all. Or rather, no matter what posture he is in, as long as he can activate his 'Quirk', he can move, accelerate, stop suddenly, hover, and turn freely in the air.
If it weren't for the enormous advantages that Uraraka Shige possessed, coupled with his single-minded desire to escape the battlefield, and the immense disadvantages that Gran Torino faced, as well as the various limitations imposed by his status as a 'hero'...
Otherwise, Uraraka Shige would have had a very hard time escaping, and might not only have failed to save Stain, but might even have been left there himself.
Even so... Uraraka Shige still has many problems that have not been completely resolved.
For example, when he brought Stain back to the bar base using the Kurogiri's 'Quirk,' Shigaraki questioned him...
Although in the end he still used it
"If the 'heroes' capture him, it will likely bring them even greater prestige, right? Conversely, if we bring him back, that immense prestige should belong to us. Moreover, what he did in his final moments should be enough to shake the entire nation, inevitably attracting a large number of elite 'comrades.' Besides, he has already lost consciousness and the ability to fight; his life is entirely in our hands. Therefore, no matter how you look at it, a living ' Hero Killer 'Hero Killer would bring us, the' League of Villains Hero Killer, ' far greater benefits than a dead or captured one!"
"Not to mention, we can also fully utilize his ideas, and then plan step by step to eventually turn everything he has into yours! Make it our 'League of Villains'!"
This explanation was enough to get by.
Subsequent news reports gradually "confirmed" Uraraka Shige's statement, since the integrity and moral standards of the media professionals in Uraraka Shige's current life were even lower than those in his previous life.
Therefore, perhaps in order to gain attention and traffic, many things about Stain, the "Hero Killer," were directly put on the screen.
Furthermore, Shigaraki and Kurogiri, wanting to achieve more results, sought the help of 'AFO' as Uraraka Shige suggested, leading to the addition of many forces pushing the issue behind these numerous reports.
The end result was that Stain, the "Hero Killer," received immense attention, and the "League of Villains," which he had "joined," also became known to more people, including more confused individuals, more "enemies" who had not found their goals or had similar goals, and those who had begun to admire this "Hero Killer" because of Stain's beliefs and actions. They all began to gather here.
Just as Shigaraki and Kurogiri had discussed and agreed upon before.
This gave Shigaraki's League of Villains the beginnings of becoming Symbol of Evil, and also gave the League of Villains cohesion among the enemy and the "capital" to recruit elite "comrades".
However, this also drew the attention of those who stood in the light, as well as those who lurked in the shadows, eager to make their League of Villains.
But this actually has little to do with Uraraka Shige, at least it won't affect the plans that Uraraka Shige and his team have already formulated and are still in the process of preparing.
Therefore, Uraraka Shige wouldn't care too much about these things, and only needed to make some preparations after the plan was completed... And even if it was this matter, with Qu Zhi and the others there, Uraraka Shige wouldn't need to worry about it at all.
As for anything else...
That must be Stain, right?
After Stain has fully recovered and regained consciousness, what methods should be used to gain his help and support? How can he be further utilized? And how can Stain be persuaded to help them kill 'AFO'...?
Well~
But that's a story for later...
That's it.
With this, the story of the "Hosu Incident" in the original work, which was jointly caused by Stain and the League of Villains, comes to an end.
The impact and changes brought about by Uraraka Shige's arrival have only just begun.