Oh shit here he is.

[vociferates]

[I] [VIDEO]

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HELLOOOOOOOOOO NEW LISTENERS Arriving on the scene is your new hero and radio host PRESENT MIC!! If you have any questions don't hesitate to send them my way! I'm still getting my bearings but you can bet I've got some questions of my own!

Oh, HEY. SHOOOOUTA! Give me a call would you? [he makes an exaggeration motion with his hand, thumb and pinkie extended to represent a phone as he lifts his hand up to his ear.] I see your name, so don't tell me you're not seeing this, man!!

You too, All Might! We've got to all STICK TOGETHER yeah?

[II] [ACTION] Fayren

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[After his video presentation and the conversations he's had, Hizashi has made his way over to Fayren in search of Fairy Haven. Still done up in his hero costume, he stands out like a sore thumb, strange cockatoo updo hair, leather outfit and strange device around his neck and all. His hands are currently shoved in his pockets and his expression is mostly hidden behind his glasses, but a slight frown IS settled on his features. It's a lot to take in and this place is well... awfully low tech isn't it?

Also way too woodsy for him. Dislike, firmly. That train of thought gets a shudder out of him briefly.]

Oi, wanna give a guy some directions? [he asks the first stranger he sees, hands popping out of his pockets to shoot some exaggerated finger-guns their way.]

Comments

[vociferates]

[Oh, hey, he didn't even think to check for students, and he probably should have. Huh. Kidnapping adults is one thing, but kids too?]

Monoma! What a generous offer, send some directions my way and I'll come check it OUT. [Insert a thumbs up here. Visiting isn't even so much for the free food, but mostly probably to check on Monoma.]

[plagiarisms]

[After about a minute, he sends along an attachment of a map.]

Did you listen to the hologram when you first arrived here?

[vociferates]

[thank god he knows how to read a map? but it's going to take a bit to walk all the way to Fayren's gate, apparently. Hm. He'll have plenty of time to explore.]

EVERY WORD, don't you worry about that! Kind of an interesting little way to introduce someone to the world!!

[plagiarisms]

It is, but better to have that than no explanation. Strange things happen here, but it's peaceful the majority of the time.

[He's not sure if he should wait for his teacher to show up at the cafe or share some examples of the odd things over the network while he's en route.]

[vociferates]

[Waiting's probably best, it's not going to take him too long to get there anyway. He'll probably end the call with a boisterous farewell, instead of choosing to stay on the phone with his student and dead air. When he gets to the cafe, he swings the door open and gazes across the room, eyes hidden behind those fucking dumb looking sunglasses.]

Ah, Monoma! [insert playful finger guns.] There you are! You're not going to get in trouble talking to me while you're supposed to be at work are you?

[plagiarisms]

Not at all. I'm the store manager, and so long as all of the work gets done and the customers aren't being neglected, I don't lecture my staff about socializing with their friends on the job. A happy workplace is a productive one.

[And sales are up, so he's not too worried about what could happen on the small chance that one of the owners shows up.]

Those of us from UA are all living in the Fairy Haven dorms. There are a few people from other worlds who are taking hero lessons now, too. You'll meet them soon enough.

i accidentally deleted a trillion notifs i'm so sorry

[vociferates]

Oh ho! A MANAGER! Moving up in the world, hm? [he's teasing, of course, and reaches out to pat Monoma on the head. Don't ask.]

Good to know about the living situation. So does that mean Sh-Aizawa's keeping up with his teaching? Or is that All Might's work?

[either or, he's kind of curious to see how that's going.]

[plagiarisms]

I thought it would be a good way to get some experience in business and leadership.

[Admittedly it's not the same as owning his own hero agency, but he is getting a sense of managing supplies, staff, and other things.]

They've both been teaching, but due to all of us having jobs and not having access to the same facilities or course materials as at UA, class is a little more improvised and the workload is lighter.