In many different worlds, you may know Izuku Midoriya as quirkless. But, in this world he develops an amazing quirk that takes the world by storm. This was represented by a Yin and Yang symbol you can easily find on the center of his chest.
When fig...
The other came up to him, and asked of he was alright.
One of them, the one with dark energy, nodded at the other, as they dissapeared.
The other clapped as Izuku feels his body slowly disappear. It terrified him.
'I don't want to die. I don't want to die. I don't want to die..'
He blacks out before he could hear the comforting words they were trying to say to him.
He was out. Black cold. Like in his dream.
This time, he woke up in a cave-like setting. He felt bandages against his face.
He saw them again. They were talking, but as a one-sided conversation. One of them notice that Izuku woke up and desided that the next best course of action would be to talk to him.
"Hello there." The talkative one answers.
He flinched at the sudden attention.
The other nods in encouragement. That person turns to Izuku.
"My name is Halo. I am the Yang side of your quirk, if you can remember me." The entity smiles gently, as they crouch down to Izuku.
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Name- Halo
Gender- Male
Family- Izuku, Fatal
Quirk- Voodoo Magic
Description-
•Can summon someone from the dead to his bidding
•Can bring out weapons -Nigerian Iron (Believed to be a symbol of death) Scythe -Throwing Knifes are literally anywhere he can put them
•If he can get his hand on one's blood, can mix into a potion that makes you under his control
Drawback- Overuse will burn his own essence, aka will kill him
Potions can only last for 10 minutes
Note to self- DO NOT hurt his family in any way, shape or form
"And this is Fatal-Nii! My twin brother, and the Ying side of your quirk!"
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