Dabi's blue fire surrounded Uraraka. She coughed, the smoke filling her lungs. Her "classmates" watched in horror as she was "murdered" by Dabi. Dabi smirked as the flames disappeared. Uraraka was no longer there. Only her helmet remained. No ashes, instead of the ashes it was goo. The goo of one of Twice's doubles.
One of the students took a run at Dabi. They had thought he had killed Uraraka. She wasn't dead. She was at the league's base. Safe, not dead.
As the student ran into him he turned to mush. He was also a double. The student fell to their knees and started crying. Uraraka was gone. They wouldn't see her ever again.
Uraraka belt up from her slumber. She groaned, "Just a dream...". She kept having the dream of after she was "murdered". One thing she didn't want was to realize that she would have dreamed of everything her double saw that night. Bakugou diving at Dabi and then realizing he wasn't the real one.
It had been four months since it happened. Uraraka was a villian now. She had been since the beginning. She had been leaking information to the LOV the entire time.
The reason they had to put on the little show was that the talk of the UA traitor was starting to pile suspicion on everybody. Midoryia was very suspicious of Uraraka and had interrogated her once before.
Now she was "dead". She wasn't alive, but she was.
She looked around her darkroom and then her eyes fell onto Toga's sleeping figure. They had been dating for 2 months now. Toga was the person who gave Shigarki the whole idea to make it seem like she was dead. Toga was the sharpest tool in the box, but she did have a stone-cold poker face that only Uraraka could breakthrough.
Uraraka laid back down and stared up at the ceiling. She didn't miss her friends at all. She couldn't help but wonder why she was even a villain.
"I'm a villain because of what happened." She thought to herself. Her parents had been killed in a hero accident a few years ago. No one in her family would house her. She had no one. But at one point around the time, the UA entrance exams were Toga found her. Toga had convinced her to advenge her parents. But how was she supposed to do that?
"Become a villain! That's how you will avenge your parents!", Toga said to Uraraka. Uraraka was sitting on a ledge, hanging over a cliff. "Why should I?", inquired Uraraka. "Cause, if you become a villain you'll have a family!" "A family? How?"
Toga sat down next to Uraraka. "Well with the league we are a family of misfits. We don't have anything in common but we all want something. I want to kill cause my parents disowned me. Dabi hates his dad. Shiggy accidentally killed his entire family." Uraraka looked at Toga.
"So what you're saying is you're a family cause you all have trauma and you hate heros, but because of that you have bonded?" Uraraka asked. "Yep! Pretty much!", Toga said.
"So what you're saying is you're a family cause you all have trauma and you hate heros, but because of that you have bonded?" Uraraka asked. "Yep! Pretty much!", Toga said.
Uraraka had thought about being a villain but never took it seriously. She was only 15. Should wouldn't be able to do anything a villain could do. "Well I'm pretty sure I can't join you guys", she said. Toga frowned. "Why not?" Uraraka looked at her. "I'm going to UA. I'm gonna be a hero." Uraraka said. "Well...You could be an informant!", Toga exclaimed.
"An...Informant....?" Uraraka asked. "YES! You could tell us what is happening at UA! You could tell us about the student's quirks! You would be our ultimate trump card!!" Toga exclaimed. Uraraka thought about it for a minute.
"Alright. I'll do it. I'll be an informant. I won't say a thing about it to anybody." Uraraka stated. Toga smiled bright and hugged Uraraka. She let go and stood up.
"Now maybe you should get off this ledge and stop watching the waves so you can come to meet the league. We won't bite!" Toga smiled, her fangs showing.
The LOV pretty much excepted her the day she walked in. Shiggy said she would their informant until she was ready to be an official villain. She called them every day, sometimes every other day. It depended if she had any news. She had grown accustomed to how things worked with the league and she liked it there. It was her dream reality.
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