Divinity

Overhaul was tough to defeat.

Hellbringer found that just sapping his energy isn't enough. Overhaul can literally regenerate his own matter, practically refilling his stamina. 

But without question, it was taking Overhaul longer and longer each time to regenerate his wounds and rebuild his body.

Suddenly, one of his underlings, whose name Izuku didn't bother learning, pointed a gun at Eri, who was in a corner with Lemillion's cape.

But right as he fired, Yurei quickly appeared in front of Eri.

The bullet was blocked by a pair of glowing wings.

Hellbringer stared at Yurei in disbelief.

The glowing wings dissipated, and Yurei quickly knocked the gunner out.

Lemillion kept on fighting against Overhaul, keeping him distracted as Hellbringer continuously drained his energy.

Eventually, Overhaul stumbled, which gave Yurei an opening to charge in and drive her elbow into Overhaul's stomach, winding him.

As the other pro heroes arrived, Overhaul turned his attention back to Eri, and created a rising pillar to lift her into the sky, as well as impaling a lot of the Pro Heroes around them.

Hellbringer quickly unleashed his wings, flying up to where Overhaul was keeping Eri, and with one massive tug, Hellbringer drained a large chunk of Overhaul's life force to fuel his own rage.

With multiple quick strikes, Hellbringer had managed to take Eri back, activating One For All at 100%, using up the extra life-force that he had stolen from Overhaul to regenerate the limbs that break from using 100% of his power.

Overhaul's stamina was quickly depleted, and whilst Hellbringer had successfully taken him down, it was not without a sacrifice.

Sir Nighteye laid dying, with a massive gaping hole in his abdomen.

Yurei, however, was not deterred from the amount of blood pouring from Nighteye's wound.

She walked over to where Nighteye laid, and held a hand over his wound.

Everyone around them watched in amazement as the wound slowly stitched itself together.

Yurei pocketed whatever she was holding, and was about to leave when Izuku, no longer Hellbringer, but as himself, grabbed her arm.

"Wait."

Yurei tried to free herself, but eventually gave up. Izuku's grip was too strong.

"What is it, hero?" She asked.

Izuku stared at her for a while before bowing his head, "Thank you for healing Sir Nighteye."

"It's nothing. The death of Divinity costed the heroes a great healer, so I'm trying to recreate her quirk with my devices." Yurei said, shrugging it off.

"You don't seem like a ghost to me." Izuku commented.

To which Yurei swiftly replied, "I am to those who knew me in a past life."

Eraserhead then appeared, narrowing his eyes at her, "You should join UA, kid. How old are you?"

"15. I think."

The heroes were shocked, 15 and already this skilled? There's no way Yurei didn't receive prior training.

Yurei then took off her mask, "I don't think I can rejoin UA, seeing as I'm technically dead."

Her voice...

Izuku's mind clicked.

"No... Impossible..." He muttered.

"Possible, dear brother." Izumi turned around, revealing her scarred body.

"How? We saw you die!" Izuku was crying. He let the tears fall.

Izumi smiled, "I did die. But my quirk sacrificed itself for me. I am now officially quirkless. That's why I'm trying to recreate my quirk using devices."

Izuku laid a hand on Izumi's face, trying to make sure she's real, and then pulled her into a tight hug.

The other students were also crying. 

Especially Uraraka.

"I-Izumi-chan?"

Izumi looked over to her lover.

"I'm back, Ochako-chan."

Izuku let go of Izumi only for Uraraka to tackle Izumi in an aggressive hug.

"Don't leave me ever again, you big jerk!" She sobbed into Izumi's cloak.

Izumi smiled, "I'm sorry, Ochako-chan. But if I was going to die anyway, I was going to go out with a bang."

Izuku dried his tears, turning to his mentor, "Aizawa, surely you'd want to say hi to your niece, right?"

And that was when the usually stoic man broke.

Tears ran down his face as Izumi pulled him into a hug. 

"It's fine, Uncle, I'm here. I'm here." Izumi said, tears now flowing down her face as well.

"I'm glad you're alive, kid. Kayama is going to kill you, you know that?" Aizawa chuckled, 

Izumi laughed, "Of course."

...

It's now been quite a few years since that incident.

Izumi reclaimed the name of Divinity, becoming the world's first quirkless hero.

Izuku, now separated from his sister's body, would eventually be the Symbol of Justice.

Mirio, still bearing the name of Lemillion, became the Symbol of Peace, the number one hero, claiming the spot the All Might used to hold.

And what happened to the rest of the UA students?

They all became great heroes. 

Even Minetta, surprisingly, he had changed his perverted ways after Izumi's first death and was now quite popular as Grape Juice. Even though he still tended to crack jokes about things girls were generally uncomfortable about, he kept his distance.

Those who were in the League of Villains reformed. The girl once known as Himiko Toga was revealed to be Himiko Monoma, Neito Monoma's older sister.

The villain known as Dabi was actually Touya Todoroki, who, after faking his death, became a villain to reform society.

There were many more like Stain, who, after being released from prison, once again became the Vigilante Stendhal. 

So... What ended up happening with One For All and All For One?

All For One ended up rotting away in prison for the rest of his prolonged life, although Izuku made sure to visit the prison multiple times as Hellbringer to take a few chunks of his lifeforce in order to heal others.

And the current holder of All For One?

None.

The power was given away by Izuku back to Izumi, however, her body seemed to not be able to contain quirks anymore, and One For All became lost.

Perhaps for the better, as the world was now finally at peace.

The Symbols of Peace, Hope and Justice prevailed against all criminal activities, and for that generation, criminal activity has been kept to a minimum.

A/N: And that's a wrap!

Very hasty finish.

Hey, I wanted to start working on other fanfics, okay? You can't really blame me for that.

I suppose.

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