Izuku yawned as he wiped the sleep out of his eyes, even if it was not much. It was Monday, and so he had to go back to school. Aizawa-sensei had not come over to the Bakugo household this weekend, but based on the excited pings in the class chat (which was currently named "Class 1 YAYYYY", at least for the last day and probably for the next three hours if Mina's... excessive sociability was anything to go by) he had visited about half the class so far.
Everyone's parents had said yes with no question, as they were pleased with the prospect of good protection for their children along with the social aspect, and needless to say everyone was egging their parents to say yes.
Izuku had spent the weekend catching up on work he had missed whilst training and preparing for the Sports Festival, along with some reading, mostly about ancient Japanese mythology.
Groggily clambering to the dining room, he mumbled a good morning to his family as he made breakfast for himself. Eventually he had eaten, packed his books and made his way out the door with Bakugo close behind after the latter finished a screaming match between them and their mother.
Bakugo was under threat of being grounded for a week after calling their mother an "old hag" way too many times and so he was quick to pack his bags and call a goodbye following Izuku.
The two made their way to school and to the class, where they began the grind for the day.
Izuku watched the no-longer bandaged body of Aizawa-sensei come through the door. After a brief interrogation regarding the lack of injuries so quickly. Aizawa-sensei explained that Recovery Girl had done a lot of healing and that he hadn't really been that injured throughout the whole of the USJ incident.
"So, first up, we have a special Hero Logistics class." Aizawa-sensei started explaining, once he finished the explanation about his injuries.
'Please don't be a test, I haven't studied for any tests I didn't know there'd be one AHHH' Izuku thought before his internal ramblings were cut off by Aizawa-sensei's clarifications. "After the Sports Festival, many hero agencies have extended offers of internships to you first years, so treasure this opportunity. Normally they don't do this, but many of you have impressed them greatly with your skills and abilities displayed throughout the festival."
"So this is a chance to line up a hero agency for after school?" Yaoyorozu asked.
"Not quite. This is a chance to prove yourself, as you will need to maintain interest for your career beyond high school. As such, we will hand out the interest sheets so you can choose where you want to go but first, if you're going to be patrolling in public, you're going to need-" Aizawa-sensei was abruptly cut off by Midnight strolling through the door (much to Grapist's delight) "Hero names!"
"And because I'm not good at this, Midnight will be here to approve your names before she hands the paperwork to me." With that, Aizawa-sensei began to zip himself up in his sleeping bag and shuffled over to the corner.
"Alright, here are some whiteboards, write down your ideas and we'll have people come up one by one and present them! Do your best~" Midnight announced, handing a small stack of whiteboards to the front of each row.
Once Izuku received his, he was at a complete loss. It seemed as though the entire class was at a stand-off, waiting to see who would go first when Aoyama stood up, walked to the front and, with a twinkle in his eyes, announced his hero name. "I can not stop twinkling!"
"Hmm... little wordy, maybe cut off the 'I' and merge 'can not' into 'can't', and it'll be passable!" Midnight said with a thumbs-up.
With the slight confidence boost after Aoyama's... interesting name was accepted, Mina went up next with the name "Alien Queen". Unfortunately for her, Midnight quickly rejected this as it was deemed too scary.
The class fell into an awkward silence after that, until Tsu was the next to approach the podium. "Rainy Season Hero: Froppy!" She announced.
"Adorable! Approved!" Midnight responded quickly.
And with that, the class, one by one, gave names all to be accepted. Eventually Izuku was one of the last few to not have a name, alongside Bakugo, Todoroki and Iida (who had an incredibly conflicted look on his face). Racking his brain, he remembered Tokoyami's name, Tsukuyomi, a Japanese God from an ancient religion.
Swiftly, and, albeit messily, he wrote down the characters before making his way to the front. "Midori Raiko?" Midnight asked Izuku.
"Midori as in green, Raiko for the God of Thunder." He replied, before Midnight nodded and he returned to his seat. He could hear Iida's pen squeaking as the boy finally, if somewhat stressfully, decided on a name. But not before Bakugo had given it his first shot.
"King Explosion Murder." Bakugo proclaimed.
"Man, that's way too violent!" Kirishima exclaimed, to which Midnight nodded.
"Indeed, try something else." Midnight told Bakugo, who simply glared at everyone and returned to his seat with a huff.
Eventually everyone, bar Bakugo, had come up with some kind of name, and after that Aizawa-sensei woke back up and Midnight left. "Alright, now that you have your hero names I will come around and hand out the internship paperwork. Please have one filled out by the end of the day and return it to me. Class is dismissed for lunch." He said, before leaving the room with his sleeping bag under one arm.
Bakugo was in a generally grumpy mood as a result, and the teachers had said that if he could not come up with a name they would for him, or he could resort to his own name such as Iida and Todoroki had.
As a result, anyone who either valued their life or was not Izuku steered clear of the explosive blond. Apparently, there was someone who was both the former and not the latter, that being Kaminari. "Hey Bakugo! Why don't you call yourself Explodo?" The boy called out, whilst everyone was socializing in various groups. Bakugo visibly twitched, and Izuku placed a firm hand on Bakugo's shoulder. "WHY THE FUCK WOULD I DO THAT YOU DUMB-ASS OF AN EXTRA?!" Bakugo screamed, the only reason Kaminari not being out cold was probably Izuku. Nevertheless, Kaminari persevered, "Well it describes both your quirk and your personality."
Izuku simply blinked. Kaminari was either incredibly dumb, or had a death wish. Speaking of that death wish, Izuku was watching his brother igniting his quirk and small explosions in his hands. "See? You're only proving my point!" Kaminari continued.
"Kaminari. What are you doing?" Izuku asked.
"Just giving an honest suggestion. Why?"
"Nothing. Just run." Izuku replied, before taking his hand off of Bakugo's shoulder and walking away.
Bakugo, in response, stomped over to the electricity user and gripped the boy's collar tightly. "ALRIGHT YOU FUCKING EXTRA! YOU WANNA G-" Bakugo screamed, before being cut off by Yaoyorozu.
"How about Ground Zero?" She suggested.
"What about it?" He replied, beginning to lift the now tearful Kaminari in the air.
"As a hero name! Like the centre or starting point of a powerful explosion, such as the ancient nuclear explosions used in World War II against Japan!" She replied.
Bakugo blinked, a little confused by the history knowledge, turning to Izuku for clarification, who simply nodded in confirmation. Bakugo dropped Kaminari, who promptly kissed the ground, and turned towards the raven-haired girl. She gulped nervously, and was on the edge of turning tail and fleeing the blond boy's harsh glare when he grunted in response. "Sure. It's better than this fucking dunce's idea." Bakugo replied, turning back towards Izuku.
Yaoyorozu let out a sigh of relief and turned back to conversation with Jiro, who decided to tease the raven-haired girl.
This was unbeknownst to Izuku, who was talking to his brother as they had now settled on their hero name and internship location. "Best Jeanist?" Izuku asked, trying his best not to laugh as he had read online about what had happened to some students who had interned there.
"Yeah." Bakugo replied, "He's the strongest of the heroes who sent me an internship request, so I look forward to learning from the strong!"
"Yeah, you do that," Izuku snickered before quickly turning away as to prevent his brother from retaliating. "Iida! Who are you going to internship with?"
"Hm... probably the Normal Hero: Manual in Hosu. Have you decided yet Izuku?" Iida replied, with a thin smile and ignoring the Bakugo who was raging slightly in the background.
"No, I'm thinking maybe Hawks but there's just so many to choose from." Izuku replied, "What about you Uraraka?"
"Well, I'm lacking in combat so maybe Gunhead Martial Arts..." Uraraka replied, sifting through her few papers.
And if Izuku knew that Bakugo liked the name Yaoyorozu had given him, he didn't mention it.
Eventually the end of the day came, and Izuku, along with his classmates, had all submitted their internship forms, and Aizawa-sensei looked ever-so-slightly more irritated than usual (evidently, he was not looking forward to the excessive amount of paperwork that came with this part of the year) and he dismissed them all. Izuku still had a fair amount of energy and Bakugo was as irritable as ever, but on the way home the two of them interacted as uniquely as only they could, with insults, teasing, death-threats and compliments (no surprises for who gave what), and once they returned home they informed their mother what happened.
She, ever-so-lovingly, told them the house would be "perfectly quiet without you two causing a fucking ruckus" as she made the boys help her make dinner and set the table, before eating with them and allowing them to do "whatever the fuck it is you kids do whilst not being hooligans".
The two promptly left the room as to not aggravate her as they went to their respective rooms with the intent of studying various subjects, before both completed their nightly routines and retired to the comfort of their respective sheets for the night.