After School Special [Open]

His story kept him up at night...

Nights like these were usually migraine inducing. His eyes would do that flutter and roll as if he was hearing the same conversation. Mother's tiresome forgiving excuses and her joyous chime of her voice about a matter that was infuriating. U.A. High was a great school for him to get away from those conversations, but nothing else. He could not attest to the classes that he neglected a majority of the time. Hence, he would have to take his time and see what else the school had to offer him.

As usual, for Hikari, it was only a skip and a hop to get out of his dorm room. He would wear something that was able to cloak him in the dark of the night. His black tight training pants would squeeze at his hips and allow his cottontail to breathe as it poked out. His upper chest would feel the freedom of his long sleeve shirt that would slip over and cover his palms slightly and drench slightly just above his pants in a saggy manner. Only after tugging at his clothing at all the right places, he would place on his white large shoes and would bring forth his monochrome colors as he took one glance at himself into the mirror until he would meet his sapphire orbs.

Afterwards, he would jump out the window...

It was no major feat for his Quirk that was known as Bunny! If anything, Hikari was actually able to land on his feet, avoiding the bush that he usually would land within. He learned his lesson some time ago after frolicking about with a bunch of students that had been around. They seemed earnest and nice, but it was something that cast a shadow on his heart. "People won't understand," he would tell himself in his head even now, "They just...are normal." The rabbit would lift his palm as he would think about their personalities. Their Quirks speaking massive volumes about who they were! The rabbit could only try to comprehend what his own Quirk said about him. Sparks would dance at his finger tips for only a second as he would move his fingers and run them across one another.

"It does not matter." The rabbit would chime, "I just need to use one Quirk."

Hikari would walk aimlessly. These thoughts carrying him across campus until finally he would end up at the doorstep of Gym Gamma. The grounds, according to the students, was perfect for development! Hikari had intended to visit when he was not around others seeing as he wanted to apply things he had read in books. Although he was not a regular in class and would try to stay out of sight due to his nervous habits and withdrawn nature, he still cared about his education. Nervously, he would hesitantly reach for the Gym Doors, expecting them to either be securely lock or required a student I.D. for access. The moment he would give it a tug-

*CLICK!~*

"O-oh?" World famous word of his as he was surprised, "I-I guess they are right. U.A. is not one to frown on dedication."

The violet haired boy would open the doors as walk into the gym. The terrain still had a number of active fields that were perfectly parallel from one to the next in square. One was simulation a mountain terrain, another a field, one of a forest, and one seemed to have a number of fans reflecting a gusting environment. Strangely, they were active, so the bunny's brow would lift as he became curious. "Perhaps this is all on a timer?" The rabbit would frown, "Or they would say...I am being naive again." A strange thing that many would say considering that he was careful. Though, his family's words were the reason he was in U.A. in the first place: to get away.

He did not want to waste time thinking about them...

Hikari would walk into the environment that was most favorable to him: the forest area. It was not only due to his natural preference, but he was quite familiar about his Quirk by reading books. "A rabbit's best environments can be in forests or dry places." He would make a weak smile. "Maybe if I am lucky, I will finally be able to dig a hole like mom." A sound chuckle coming from his mouth as he would step upon and bend the lush green grass. His eyes looking to the blossoms and felt some of the stray air from the windy prairie simulation area. 

"I guess I should get started..."

He would start with the simplest skill a rabbit would do: hopping!