Vd, the homeroom teacher of Css B, stroked his thoughtfully, nodding in agreement. "If this kid tio grow, he'll be a force to re with, whether as a Hero or... well, something else."

  The principal, Nezu, cut in, his usual cheerful demeanor repced with a more serious tone. "Exactly why we o keep a close wat Kaminari Denki. He's walking a fine line, and it's our responsibility to guide him, make sure he doesn't stray from the right path."

  "But how?" Aizawa asked, gng briefly at All Might. "We 't treat him too differently from the other students. Singling him out could make things worse."

  All Might offered a sheepish smile before adopting a more serious expression. "Those who don't follow the rules are sidered trash, but those who don't value life are worse than trash. Kaminari's philosophy that you should give everything your best effort and accept the oute no matter what is noble. But when he says he'd prioritize saving a partner over proteg a city, I... I 't say whether that's right ."

  He trailed off, unsure of how to recile this dilemma. Acc to the code of Hero duct, the greater good, the city's safety should e first. But deep down, All Might khat if he were in Kaminari's shoes, he would've made the same choice. The difference, of course, was that All Might had the ability to do both: save the city and protect his partner. Kaminari, still just a student, would face far more pressure.

  "Kaminari is the type to follow his heart," Aizawa said. "When things get critical, he'll abandon the rules if he feels it's the right thing to do. We saw it when he used his Quirk illegally to save that old man in Omiya Park. He didn't hesitate, didn't think about the sequences. He just acted."

  Midnight, recalling her first enter with Kaminari at the park, nodded in agreement. "Exactly. He's a rule-breaker when it es to emergehat be both his strength and his downfall."

  Aizawa tinued, "In a way, it's a endable trait ag decisively in the heat of the moment is essential for a Hero. But it's also dangerous. If the importance of rules is too light in his mind, he could easily start justifying reckless behavior. At that point, what separates him from the vilins?"

  The room fell silent as Aizawa's words hung in the air. Everyone uood the gravity of what he was saying.

  Nezu leaned forward, his small paws csped together oable. "Kaminari is, as you've put it, walking a tightrope. He has a strong moral pass, but unless he keeps that pass banced, he's at risk of falling whether into a life of crime or simply making poor decisions with catastrophic results."

  Nezu's sharp, strategid was already w out solutions. "First, we then his uanding of the ws and the regutions that guide Hero work. He o grasp that these rules exist not to restrict him, but to protect him and the people he saves. We should assign him a professional Hero who frequently che with him, someoo guide him in navigating the gray areas that e up in the field."

  The teachers nodded in agreement, uanding the need for a mentor.

  "Sed," Nezu tinued, "we should work on building up his resped trust for the Hero society. If we make him feel more ected to the broader Hero work, he'll be less likely to gue. Finally, Aizawa, I'd like you to expand your teag. Include some case studies on the darker side of viliny, things we normally cover in the sed year. Kaminari o see the sequences of unchecked power and wlessness."

  "Uood," Aizalied. He was always willing to adapt his methods to help his students.

  "Now, we just o figure out which teacher keep regur tact with Kaminari," Nezu said, gng around the room.

  For a moment, no one spoke. All Might, who had brought up the issue, remained silent. He already had his hands full with Midoriya and couldn't take on the responsibility of ment Kaminari as well.

  Just when it seemed no one would step up, Midnight raised her hand with a fident smile. "I'll do it. I live in Saitama, same as Kaminari, and I've seen him jogging in Omiya Park in the ms. It wouldn't be hard for me to chat with him from time to time. Plus, I think he's already fortable with me."

  Nezu nodded approvingly. "Thank you, Midnight. Just remember to ask Kaminari for his taformation directly. We 't disclose that without his permission."

  "Of course," Midnight said, still smiling. "I'll talk to him Monday. Maybe I'll even bump into him on his jog tomorrow."

  With that, the meeting cluded. Kaminari had officially bee a focal point of U.A. High School's attention, though he remained blissfully unaware of this fact. At that very moment, he was at the Yaoyorozu estate, sipping high-end tea while being tutored iromagism by the ever-enthusiastic Yaoyorozu Momo.

  As the clock struck seven, the butler gently reminded Momo that it was time to . She relutly set dowractable pointer she'd been using to illustrate cepts, while Kaminari, after two hours of intense focus, let out a relieved sigh. Learniromagism from Yaoyorozu was no easy task, though he couldn't deny how much he appreciated her effort.

  "Thank you, Yaoyorozu-san," Kaminari said early, bowing his head slightly. "You've been standing and teag for two hours straight. I really appreciate it."

  Earlier, Kaminari had suggested she sit, but Yaoyorozu had insisted on standing, saying, "I'm the teacher today, so I should look the part." Her dedicatio him both impressed and touched.

  Yaoyorozu smiled warmly. "It's no trouble at all. I'm happy to help."

  Kaminari, grateful beyond words, silently vowed to repay the kindness of the Yaoyorozu family one day. He couldn't shake the feeling that their generosity letting their daughter tutor him so freely came with an unspoken uanding. Whatever the reason, he knew he owed them.

  "If I ever get the ce, I'll make sure to repay this favor," Kaminari thought to himself. The boween him and the Yaoyorozu family had deepened.

  Yaoyorozu interrupted his thoughts with a question. "Kaminari, would it be alright if I joined Jiro's band?"

  Kaminari blinked in surprise. "You want to be in the band? Do you py any instruments?"

  She shook her head. "No, I'm not really good with musical instruments."

  "Then why?" Kaminari asked, fused.

  She smiled sweetly. "I thought I could be the band's manager. It seems like it would be fun, and I'd love to help out."

  Kaminari hesitated. "Why choose us? There are plenty of bands you could manage."

  "Because you're my cssmates," she replied softly. "And… I feel like managing your band would be a wonderful experience. Sometimes, a girl's intuition is all you need."