"Hi, are you Princess Sakura?" a tall thin boy knocked on the door.
The little girl blushed heavily earning a chuckle from said boy.
"My name is Yuki. I'm here to help heal you so you can go back to running your kingdom." Yuki smiled writing down a few things on the clipboard.
"I don't have a kingdom." the little girl giggled at only to wince in pain.
"I'm sure you do, Princess. Tell me where does it hurt?" Yuki asked, placing the clipboard down.
"My stomach,"
"Which side hurts more left or right?" Yuki asked, pulling his sleeves up.
"Left. Why does it hurt?" she asked, poking her side lightly.
"Maybe someone put poison in one of your meals!" Yuki gasps dramatically. "But Princess Sakura has such a strong body! It only made your stomach hurt."
The little girl was giggling at the boy's playfulness. "I wasn't poisoned!"
"You're right! No one would dare poison the beautiful Princess Sakura!" Yuki's eyes glimmered.
"So I must make sure there isn't anything left to harm you." he proceeded. "Can I see you tummy so I can heal you?"
"Okay," the little girl nodded pulling up her shirt for the boy to gently place his hand on it earning a soft blue to glow.
"Oh, yes, I was right." Yuki hummed.
"What is it?" a woman came in with a worried look.
"Are you the mother?"
"Babysitter,"
"I see," Yuki then removed his hand and the little girl released a gasp.
"It doesn't hurt!"
"Has she by any chance vomited or experienced diarrhea in the past 24 hours?" Yuki grabbed the clipboard and began to write.
"Her mother said she was feeling unwell last night..."
"She might be allergic to something she ate. Nothing serious, lucky."
"Satori-san- Oh, you healed her already?" another doctor popped in.
"Yeah, might be stomach flu or an allergy reaction from her dinner last night, please take care of the rest I have a meeting to get to." Yuki smiled apologetically.
"It's fine. Thanks again."
"Princess Sakura!" Yuki shouted dramatically. The little girl turned a light red.
"May the winds of fate allow us to meet again." Yuki smiled bowing dramatically taking his leave.
"He's like that with children..." the doctor explained to the babysitter softly.
Yuki smiled and relaxed his posture.
"Going home, Yuki-san?" a nurse asked.
"Yeah, I'm done for the day. Thank you for having me." He replied waving a good bye.
"Thank you."
"Good job today!"
"See you next week!"
"See ya."
"Don't forget to eat!"
"Hai!" Yuki smiled and walked out the main entrance.
SATORI YUKI
Quirk: Healing
Depending on his physical and mental health he can heal as many people as his body can handle. However, he can only heal five people with major life threatening injuries before passing out.
In order to heal at all he must be in top condition. His quirk, however, does not allow it to heal himself even for the smallest paper cut.
Today was Sunday and it was part of his schedule to go to the hospital and volunteer. Although because he's been going for four years already, they've allowed him to look at patience only just this year.
When he said earlier that he had a meeting to get to... he wasn't lying.
"It's 3:37?! I'm gonna be late!" he shouted running to the bike rack and grabbing his bike as fast as possible.
"Oh, Yuki-kun. Why in such a rush?" an old lady Yuki knew to walk around the hospitals grounds asked.
"I have a meeting today! I'll see you next week Oba-san!"
"Bye bye~" she waved watching the boy hope onto his bike and pedal through the busy street of rush hour in Musutafu, Japan.
"He sure is running late" a lazy voice sighed.
"He did say he had work to do at the hospital today." a short old woman muttered.
"I'm sure he has his reasons." a short white creature added.
"He's 15 isn't he? Why is working at a hospital?"
"Apparently he's been volunteering at hospitals for four years now. He has a healing quirk more impressive than mine. I intend to make him my successor."
"Ah! There he is!"
Pedaling up to the front entrance of U.A was nerve wracking as much as it was tiring.
"I'm sorry for running late! I didn't think it would take me longer than usual to finish up!" Yuki bowed as soon as he got off his bike.
"It's okay, it's okay! As long as you weren't hurt, no need to worry."
Yuki slowly stood up straight, eyeing the small white creature talking. "Hai..."
"Satori Yuki, it is nice to finally meet you!" It speaks! "My name is Nezu, I'm the Principal of U.A. High. I've heard a lot from Recovery girl about you and your quirk!"
"P-principal... Oh! Yes, Recovery girl said you wanted to speak to me." Yuki smiled glancing over to said Recovery girl and a man who was dressed in black.
"Yes! Shall we head to my office!"
"Yea,"
"As you probably know Recovery girl has been looking for a successor for quiet some time now, yes?"
"Yeah,"
"Well, she has gone ahead and recommended you to attend U.A."
"Recommended? Me? Why?"
"I'm trying to retire while I'm still in my prime, young man!"
"Yes, well, because your quirk is healing. All you would need to do is take the written exam. Of course we would still grade you on the same scale as the other students applying however, during the practical exam I would like for you to join the staff and I as we observe the others."
"I'm sorry but why? Isn't the exam-"
"You need not worry about that!" Nezu smiled.
"O-okay." Yuki's mind was all over the place. Sure he had met recovery girl a couple times during the year at hospitals but when she asked to meet him at U.A. he didn't think it would be for this. It wasn't even hinted at!
After discussing a bit more about specifics about his admission the two healers were dismissed leaving Nezu and the unknown man that wasn't introduced to Yuki.
"That still didn't tell me anything about why I was needed here today." the gruff looking man spoke.
"You see, I have no doubt that he will get in. I've looked into his background and I can tell he'll be a good asset for the school in the future."
"That still has nothing to do wit-"
"I'm placing him in class 1-A, Aizawa."
"You said it yourself. He doesn't have the quirk to be-"
"I know what I said, but as a future support hero he'll need to have a strong relationship with the heroes." Nezu clarified.
"It's important heroes and support heroes have an unwavering amount of trust built and seeing as Healing quirks are rare and far more difficult to find we must make as much use of them as possible.
Aizawa sighed.
This is gonna be a long year...