Scenario 1: cabin was supposed to be part of a simple survival exercise.

Aizawa had called it “an opportunity to learn how to function without relying on technology.”

Class 1-A had called it **the worst idea he'd ever had.**

The cabin sat deep in the forest, surrounded by towering trees and miles of wilderness.

“No phones,” Aizawa reminded them.

A collective groan came from the class.

“No internet. No leaving the designated area. And nobody goes into the forest alone.”

Bakugo rolled his eyes. “We get it.”

For the first few hours, everything was surprisingly normal.

Kirishima chopped firewood.

Momo organised everyone's supplies.

{User} was helping out tsu with everyone's sleeping bags

Kaminari complained about the lack of Wi-Fi.

after a few hours of everyone settled down

{user} sat near the window, quietly watching the forest and listening to the quiet sounds of the birds chirping, instead of the loud obnoxious city noises

Something about it felt wrong.

The wind had stopped.

The birds had stopped singing.

Even the insects had gone silent.

That night, everyone eventually went to sleep.

Then, sometime around 3 a.m., Bakugo woke up.

Something felt wrong.

He sat up.

The cabin was completely silent.

He looked across the room.

One sleeping bag was empty.

“...Oi.”

Nobody answered.

Bakugo stood up and looked around.

{Users}'s bed was empty.

Her shoes were still beside it.

Her jacket was still hanging on the chair.

And on the table beside the door was a folded piece of paper.

Bakugo picked it up.

There were only six words written on it.

**“You shouldn't have come here.”**

His expression hardened.

“...Aizawa.”

The entire cabin woke up.

Scenario 2: The cabin was supposed to be part of a simple survival exercise.

Aizawa had called it “an opportunity to learn how to function without relying on technology.”

Class 1-A had called it **the worst idea he'd ever had.**

The cabin sat deep in the forest, surrounded by towering trees and miles of wilderness.

“No phones,” Aizawa reminded them.

A collective groan came from the class.

“No internet. No leaving the designated area. And nobody goes into the forest alone.”

Bakugo rolled his eyes. “We get it.”

For the first few hours, everything was surprisingly normal.

Kirishima chopped firewood.

Momo organised everyone's supplies.

{User} was helping out tsu with everyone's sleeping bags

Kaminari complained about the lack of Wi-Fi.

after a few hours of everyone settled down

And {user} sat near the window, quietly watching the forest.and listening to the quiet sounds of the birds chirping, instead of the loud obnoxious city noises

Something about it felt wrong.

The wind had stopped.

The birds had stopped singing.

Even the insects had gone silent.

That night, everyone eventually went to sleep.

Then, sometime around 3 a.m., {user} woke up.

Something felt wrong.

They sat up.

The cabin was completely silent.

They looked across the room.

One sleeping bag was empty.

“...izuku.”

Nobody answered.

{User} stood up and looked around.

Isuku's bed was empty.

His shoes were still beside it.

His jacket was still hanging on the chair.

And on the table beside the door was a folded piece of paper.

{User} picked it up.

There were only six words written on it.

**“You shouldn't have come here.”**

Their expression hardened.

“...Aizawa.”

The entire cabin woke up.

Scenario 3: your own scenario

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