Gunga Mountain Villa Chaos

The villain force we teleported to was alerted to our arrival through their observation haki, according to Aya-chan’s commentary, as they spread out to surround our small force. Aya-chan takes command of our group and calls out attacks so we can dodge, since she has future sight. She transforms her head into her octopus head so she can have 360 vision as she calls out her commands to protect our group. She has me and the welding dude team up to pin down the Near-high-ends while she sticks with Mineta and the other pros while functioning as our command center.

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I hear Vampy excitedly say as she stabs a pro, “Seeeekaaaai! Can I drink some of your blood?” I say as the welder and I keep pinning down the near-high ends, “If I am in good enough health after we get rid of all these villains, yes.” She excitedly asks, “Do you promise?” I smack my teeth. “Tsk. I let you drink my blood before. Why would I lie? As long as there are no needles, I don’t care.” Aya-chan and several of our classmates look at me in disapproval, and I feel the pressure of their glances, but they don’t understand Vampy like I do. Vampy excitedly says, “It is a promise!” She starts slashing the villains with her knife, and they are yelling, “What the fuck, Lieutenant?!”

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Mr. Compress asks her, “What is the meaning behind your actions, Toga? You are a lieutenant for the Paranormal Liberation Front, not a lackey for the heroes.” Vampy responds as she chaotically transforms into villains and cuts down her own, “But Sekai is the only person I have met who lets me drink her blood, and she doesn’t think that I am creepy.” Mineta mutters as he throws a lot of his Haki-infused purple balls at the knocked-out army, “I don’t know how.” After he says that, he shivers. Aya-chan’s expression changes to worry, and I teleport back to her briefly (with the welding dude in tow) to squeeze her hand, and I tell her, “It is just a little blood. I’ll be fine.” Aya-chan sighs and looks like she wants to say something, but realizes Vampy’s help could make or break our battle.

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Squash, Sir Floof, and Garlic join us on the battlefield. I didn’t want Squash to come out since it is pretty loud, but she wanted to help since we are so outnumbered. She starts off her water gun quirk while Sir Floof uses a variety of his quirks with Haki infusion, as does Garlic. Not long into the fight, Squash starts holding her head like she does when she is about to start losing control. I yell to our teammates to use armament on themselves just in case, while the pros with us retreat to a safe distance. Squash unleashes a powerful wave of that Conqueror’s Haki I wasn’t expecting from her and knocks out all the villain fodder instantly, along with a few pros who didn’t get away in time.

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Just like last time, she had no recollection of using her power, and she was utterly confused. I teleported to her side and told her, “You did so good, Squash!” Before I could put her back into her pokeball to rest, she started to glow like our other friends did when they were going to evolve. I rip the back of my costume and form an armament dome around Squash so she can safely evolve, as I did for Sir Floof, since we are in the heat of battle. I hear Aya-chan calling out commands to protect us, and I hear sounds like something bouncing off something as I hold this form.

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When I no longer see the glowing energy, I see a larger duck, and she seems so cool. I asked her, “Do you need a break, or would you like to continue fighting, Squash?” She looks fierce and ready to fight, and I hear a voice in my head, “I don’t need a break.” Confused, I ask, “Was that your voice I heard just now, Squash?” She responds, “Yes. I am speaking with my mind, Sekai.” I pat her head. “That is so cool.” I release my dome since we don’t have time to chat, and she is now blue. The sounds I heard while under my armament dome were apparently Aya-chan using objects to intercept marbles from Mr. Compress. Squash went from a battlefield-worry to completely dominating the battle. Squash now has complete control of her Haki and psychic powers, and the way she moves reminds me of Aya-chan. The heroes, both pros and the students, almost get distracted by the sudden change in her.

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Aya-chan yells at everyone, “We still have near-high-ends and the more powerful villains to take care of! Stop standing around!” Mineta starts using his Haki-infused balls to stick the knocked-out villains to the ground, so if they regain consciousness, they will be out of the fight. The villains who were still left took a heavy hit to their morale, except Vampy, who was proud of my buddy and kept cutting down the villains after her initial surprise at the Conqueror’s Haki.

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I hold the welding dude as we teleport to each one, and he secures them with Haki-infused welds to the ground to keep them from becoming a problem for the others while we keep pinning the rest down. I plan to make another set of rounds after they are pinned down and use my armament to finish those monstrosities off. We can’t afford to lose the pros who don’t know Haki, and I don’t want Aya-chan to look incompetent since she is acting as our commander right now. As if reading my mind, Ojiro takes care of the near-high-ends that we weld down…. So I guess that I won’t have to loop back around.

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As we weld the near-high-ends, I hear Aya-chan directing Tokoyami and the shadow dude, who are working as a team to take on Mr. Compress, who is trying to take out problematic heroes and Toga while evading Tokoyami and the shadow dude. She is helping everyone dodge his marbles so they don’t get taken out of the fight. Aya-chan tries calling out to Vampy, “Hey, Toga! Dodge to the right!” Vampy smacks her teeth and glares at Aya-chan. “Tsk. Why should I listen to y-?!” Before she could finish, Mr. Compress turns her into a marble and takes her into his possession. He says as he plays with her marble, “You need to go into timeout, Toga. You are blinded by your love for that student, and are losing sight of your goal.”

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Tokoyami uses his Thief quirk to hit Mr. Compress, steal Vampy back, and Mr. Compress looks completely shocked by his nonverbal reaction, since he is wearing a mask like always. From what I could tell, he usually does the lifting, and I don’t think he liked being outperformed by Tokoyami. We pause welding the near-high-ends, then weld Mr. Compress down like the Nomu, so he can’t steal her back.

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Tokoyami finishes the job and knocks him out so we don’t have to worry about any more marbles. I go back to the few Nomu who are left and weld them down so Ojiro can dispatch them like the others, using his armament Haki-infused irontail quirk. After about 5 minutes, we finished dispatching all the villains, and the pros started restraining them all, starting with the villain leadership. I asked the pros if we could wake Mr. Compress up so we could change Vampy back so I could fulfill my promise, and they obliged since she did help us.

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The pros gently smack Mr. Compress on the face while he is in his binds, and they nod to me to talk, so I ask him, “Hey, can you turn Vampy back to normal? I want to keep my promise.” He sighs in defeat and says, “Only because I feel for her. Don’t think that I will be joining your cause anytime soon because of this.” I smack my teeth. “Tsk. Nobody asked you to. Now hurry up.” He chuckles in amusement and returns Vampy to normal; she is initially confused, then realizes she was in a marble, since she's been in that state before.

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She runs up to me and asks, “Sekai, can I drink your blood now?” I nod and reiterate, “Remember, no needles. Be gentle like last time.” She blushes and leans in and bites into my neck, and I see Aya-chan grimace. I mouth to her, “It is only a little bit of blood. I’ll be ok.” She sighs and watches carefully, and after several moments she taps Vampy on her shoulder, “Alright, mosquito. That is enough. Don’t kill my girlfriend.” She removes her teeth from my neck and wipes my blood from her lips and says, “I would never kill Sekai. I would do anything for her.”

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Aya-chan’s vein is popping on her forehead because of the face Vampy made when she said that, but she doesn’t say anything in response, since I am sure she knows Vampy isn’t officially switching sides and doesn’t want her to start rampaging. She turns into me using her quirk (the non-scarred version of me before Wano which was a little weird to see), and she licks the blood that she wiped on her hands, and she teleports to my side and looks confused, but then understands. I blush, feeling a little flustered knowing she knows how embarrassing my quirk is. She hugs me and says, “I love you, Sekai. I need to check on Jin. I hope to see you around.”

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With that, she lets go of me and starts teleporting using my quirk, heading back to the mansion. Aya-chan uses her radio to tell the others that Vampy is disguised as me and is temporarily on our side because of our deal, but to stay on guard in case she changes her mind. The whole time she talked over the radio, the vein in her forehead looked like it was about to pop from how frustrated she was.

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The pros told us that they would handle transporting the restrained villains and that we should check on the other groups in case they needed help. We nod in understanding, and I wrap my skin around our team of students and start teleporting us back to the mansion.

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{Approximately 5 minutes prior at the Northern Battlefield. Toru Hagakure’s POV}

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We're running toward the enemy army coming from the north, and I am panting. I am not the best runner… At all. Yanagi sees us struggling and has an idea. She whispers in Kodai’s ear, and she nods. We stop for a moment, and Kodai says, “Yanagi has an idea to make getting there faster, but it requires me shrinking everyone.” ??? I am not sure how being smaller would help, but I am going to trust her.

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Kodai shrinks us all, and Yanagi finds a piece of wood lying around in the woods and uses her poltergeist quirk to surf on it. Kirishima yells, “Wooooooo! This is so fun! Way to go, Yanagi!” Kaminari yells in excitement, enjoying the ride. Aoyama looks like he is feeling a mixture of things. “This makes my hair flutter with brilliance, but at the same time I feel a little nauseous.” He holds his gut while looking a little green, and Ashido says, looking disgusted, “Ew. Please don’t throw up on us.” Jiro agrees and says, “Yeah, if you need to throw up, do it behind the sled.” Aoyama responds, “I brought some stomach medicine to help, so hopefully I won’t need to.” We all sigh in relief as Jiro uses her Observation Haki so we can stop before they see us and make a game plan.

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Since we are moving so fast thanks to Yanagi’s quirk, we reach the stopping point quickly. We stay small while we do the briefing in case any of the enemies have good Observation Haki, so they think we're only one person. Kendo suggests, “Since there are thousands of them and only a few of us, this will come down to strategy and who has superior quirk energy. It would be best to start by surprising them with a blinding attack. Aoyama, you said that you had a flash ultimate, right?”

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He nods while collecting himself, “Oui. My Flash De La Renaissance.” Kendo then says, “Hagakure, I want you to make his flash even more powerful with your light refraction. We will need to take out as many of the villains' visions as possible to make fighting easier.” I nod and give her a thumbs up. “You can count on me.” Kendo then breaks down how she wants our heavy hitters (Kaminari, Kirishima, Shoda, and Ashido) to knock them out while they are blinded. Sero to work with Yanagi and Kodai to set traps to restrain the villains so the pros can officially restrain them when they get here.

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Once we have the game plan, we move into action. We take most of them by surprise, and Aoyoma yells, “Flash de la Renaissance!” Light blasts blindingly from his naval laser, and I refract it and infuse it with Haki to create a concussive flash-bang effect. The large army, about 8,000 people strong, mostly clutches their eyes and screams. The heavy hitters do their thing, knock out the enemy forces, and start with the ones they sense the most power from to get them out of the way, while the follow-up team follows right behind them to restrain them, and Kodai turns the villains tiny in the tape traps so they can’t break free.

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The ice villain was the only one not affected by the blast, and he shoots out a large ice formation at us. We dodge and use our Armament Haki to protect ourselves. Ashido melts the ice, and I sneak up on him using my stealth. His Observation Haki was a little too late, and I knocked him out. We really took on 8,000 villains on our own and came out victorious.

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I felt a huge ego boost, but I know it was mainly Kendo’s strategy. Even if our Haki is better, with numbers like that, it could easily not have ended well for us.

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{A few minutes prior, Southeastern battlefield, Yaoyorozu’s POV}

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Tokage used her quirk (infused with armament) to transport our team plus a squad of pros to the outskirts of the battlefield very quickly. I could imagine Kirishima’s excitement if he were here. When we get to the battlefield, we use our Observation Haki to see who we are going up against. I sense Dabi next to a dude in prosthetic legs, and I sense Armament Haki from him. I don’t recognize his energy at all and know nothing of his quirk, yet he is in a leadership position in their formation. So, he must be strong.

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Now that we have a sense of their formation/movement and overall size, which is in the thousands, we will definitely need to take out as many of the low-level villains as possible using Komori and Honenuki’s quirk. Tetsutetsu would be a perfect matchup for Dabi, so it would probably be best to have Tokage use that same method we used to get here quickly to drop him off in front of Dabi. We don’t want him wasting energy fighting riffraff. They have the numbers, so we can’t be reckless.

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I tell them my game plan: how we will use Komori’s mushrooms and Honenuki’s softening to take out most of the incoming army and how Sato will act as ‘cleanup’ to take care of any villains who escape Komori’s mushrooms and the softening trap. Tetsutetsu is fired up, and we have to make sure he doesn’t give away our position before I finish the brief, so Sato is using brute force to muffle Tetsutetsu’s loudmouth as Tetsutetsu squirms in his grasp with his high energy. Shoji will support us with his Observation Haki and call out anything we miss in the heat of combat.

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Everyone has their roles, and we talk Tetsutetsu into holding back his energy until he gets in front of Dabi so we can try to get the jump on them. They've probably already sensed us, but they probably underestimate us since we are low in number, and we can use that to our advantage.

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Honenuki starts by turning the ground under the thousands of grunts into soft mud he infused with Haki, and Komori uses her quirk as thousands of the villains grab their throats. As anticipated, some use their Haki to avoid the initial attack, and Sato jumps in and takes care of them. While they do that, I create large capture nets to contain the villains further while Honenuki’s softening immobilizes them.

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After our opening attack, Dabi and the guy with the prosthetics make their move. Tetsutetsu heads off Dabi for a one-on-one. The guy with the prosthetics starts to grow, and he smacks the ground to create a massive shockwave using an attack infused with Haki. Honenuki softens the ground under the giant dude with the prosthetics to pin him in place while Tokage starts hitting him with a barrage of armament pieces of herself. The large man uses long-range, Haki-infused attacks in our direction. I summon a shield and infuse it with Haki to shield myself.

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This large villain feels like a final-boss fight in one of those video games Kamanari and Ayaka play. We will need everyone focused on him, which means that we will need to take out everyone else in this fight. I hope Honenuki keeps him grounded while Tokage distracts him enough until that time comes. At this rate, it seems that they have to keep him occupied for approximately 10-15 minutes.

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That is a long time on the battlefield, and a lot can happen in that time frame.

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