"It's ok, we'll get you out of here." He reassured me.

He finished off the last knot.

"Can you stand?" He asked.

"I t-think so." I responded.

I tried to stand up from the chair, but I was too weak to even do that. He picked me up and started to carry me outside. I started shivering, badly.

"What did they do to you?" He asked angrily.

He let himself heat up more and I immediately got warmer. I stopped shivering after a few more minutes.

"D-Do the teachers know you're here?" I asked.

"We were supposed to wait for them to arrive, but Bakugo charged in so we just had to follow him." He explained.

Once we were a safe distance away, Todoroki stopped walking.

"You should go back and help. I'll be fine." I told him.

"No, I'm not going to leave you. You're already weak, and if I left you out here you might die of hypothermia." He said.

To be honest, I was kind of glad he was staying. I didn't want to be alone again after all this time.

After a while, the noise and explosions died down.

"Do you think it's over?" I asked.

"Let's go see." He said.

We started walking back towards the hideout. Most of the place was reduced to rubble. I saw heroes checking around to see if any villains or survivors were left. Ambulances had arrived started taking the injured away. Todoroki brought me over to one and I was taken away. The last thing I remember before drifting into unconsciousness was Todoroki's warmth fading away.

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I woke a brighter room and warm air, although not as hot as before. The mattress and pillows were a lot more comfortable than the chair I was kept in before. I blinked a few times and looked around. The room was basically empty except for some chairs, a small table by the bed, and a window that was letting daylight inside. I heard the door creak open.

"Oh, good. You're awake." The nurse said.

She checked my vitals and IV.

"Are you hungry?" She asked.

"Yeah, a little." I responded.

She went back out of the room to get food. I let out a long sigh. The last week had been terrible, I was so happy I was finally gone from that awful place. There were a few moments I had just sat there and wondered if this was how I would die. The whole situation had made me realize just how important my life was. I knew I would have to train harder and become strong enough to prevent something like that from happening again. The nurse came back in with a tray of food.

"Thanks." I said as she set it down.

"Do you need anything else?" She asked kindly.

"No, I'm ok." I replied.

She smiled and left. I started to eat.

I was almost finished when I heard a knock on the door.

"Come in." I said.

The door opened and almost all of the class poured into the room.

"Oh wow."