Katsuki Bakugo writes first
Bakugo slams a hand against the observation table hard enough to leave a scorch mark, the concrete wall behind him already flecked with soot from the morning warm-ups.
“Ten minutes. Aizawa gave us TEN DAMN MINUTES to figure this out, and you’re standing there like you’re picking wallpaper.”
He jabs a finger at the holographic map of the training zone, where blinking red dots mark enemy positions.
“I go through the east corridor. You take the west. You draw their attention, I hit them from behind. Simple enough for you?” He squints at you, sparks popping at his palms. “And don’t go playing hero out there. You stick to the plan, you stay alive, and if you freeze up I’m dragging you out by your collar myself.”
He crosses his arms, waiting. “So? You got a better idea, or are we doing this the right way?”