The story of a hero in my hero academia

ARGHHH!

Something strange is happening to my body—something I've never felt before. It's like an intense burning sensation starting deep in my stomach, and it's spreading all over, traveling through every part of me. It feels almost like when my heart pumps blood through my veins, but this burning energy is different. It follows some mysterious, almost magical paths inside my body. Damn, it hurts so much! Am I going to die again? No way. I refuse to die again. Even if I bleed out every last drop of blood, I'm determined to stay conscious this time. Shit, I don't even have the energy to call my mum for help...

Five agonizing minutes later

The pain finally begins to calm down, leaving behind this strange warmth inside me—a power unlike anything I've felt before. It's warm but strong, almost electrifying. Could this be a quirk awakening? I focus all my attention on my hand. Suddenly, it starts glowing! My fingers emit a soft, shimmering light. Excited, I decide to test this strange new power. I reach out to grab a nearby vase, expecting to be stronger or more steady than usual.

CRASH!

"Hiro, what was that noise?" my mum asks, her voice full of concern.

"Nothing, mum! Just a vase... it fell by accident," I reply quickly, trying not to sound nervous.

But the truth is, I completely destroyed the vase with just my bare hand. What the hell is this quirk? Could this be my cheat code for life? This power feels incredibly strong—much stronger than I expected. The energy that started from my belly seems to have its own mysterious pathways, allowing me to focus it and even make parts of my body glow. I've heard about something like this before... Could it be chakra?

Yes, chakra! The very power from the world of Naruto, somehow awakened inside me here in the world of My Hero Academia. It sounds almost ridiculous, but it's real. There are definitely pros and cons to having chakra. On one hand, it's incredibly versatile and powerful. On the other, it's extremely difficult to control and shape. In Naruto, ninjas always have a master to train them, but I only have faint memories from the anime to guide me.

"Ssshhh..."

I'm in a world where many people unlock and master strange quirks, so I guess I need to do the same. Like the saying goes, "When in Rome, do as the Romans do."

Now, the big question: should I tell my parents about this? It's not that I don't trust them, but I'm scared. What if they take me to the hospital? There's an old doctor there who might find out about my quirk—and worse, he could report me to his shady old friend who might try to steal my power.

I know that eventually, I'll have to get checked out and find out if I really have a quirk, but it's too early now. Most kids awaken their quirks when they're around four years old. I'm only two. I don't want to raise any alarms or draw unwanted attention.

So, for now, it's a big no. I'll keep this a secret and focus on developing my quirk quietly. I'm lucky—I have a strong and versatile power, and I'm going to make the most of it.