Lowlife was knocked out cold from Kenta's devastating finisher. Once she was certain he wasn't going to get back up and start shooting more spikes she doubled over, panting, grimacing as suddenly her injuries started to hurt a lot more than they did during the heat of the moment. It was going to be even worse once the adrenaline wore off. Hopefully she didn't have to skip training tomorrow. ''Are you-'' Kenta beat her to it, asking her first. ''O-Oh, uh yeah I'll live. I think the spike he shot is still in my leg, but he got me pretty deep in the arm. Are you okay?'' She put her bat down and put a bloody hand over the upper arm he had sunk a bear trap into. ''Right...'' She looked back at the camera, then took out her phone. ''How about this, you explain it to the stream, I'll handle the police?'' Somehow that was less scary than talking to a faceless chat of hundreds or thousands of people.

''And...'' She hesitated, looking down at the ground. ''I'm sorry, I owe you an explanation for all this. How about I tell you back at school? I think my mind is going to be a little clearer once I've been fixed up.'' She shrugged apologetically. All things considered, both her and Kenta had gotten off easy. The Spiders were assassins and given their objectives this could have ended much worse for the two hero students.

Once the police arrived Freja's arm and leg were put in bandages, a temporary measure to stop the bleeding. She told them everything that they needed to know, but not necessarily the whole truth. Not the truth she was going to tell Kenta later.

Muruyama Kenta

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Nothing here could kill her? She didn’t doubt her skills, but Ylva clearly hadn’t seen what she had seen if she was unironically saying things like that. Oh and look what’s this, the anglergorilla from hell was pulling out another insane trick to kill them.

She evaded the fire sprites that came for her, but they were flaming hot. That much she was certain of. Taking an attack from one of these things probably wouldn’t end well for either of them. If only she was closer to Ylva, maybe she could help protect her. Her quirk favored range, right? That’s all she had seen so far. Which meant she was probably in trouble now that the minions were swarming her. By some miracle, Freja managed to swing her way through the sprites that were on her, turning to help Ylva just in time to hear the sprites squealing around her as they were taken out methodically.

The creature slowly tried to recover again, but it was on its last leg. The stalactites would prove far more fatal against it, and as they sank into the beast it roared again, the ball of fire flaring up one last time for a final attack. It would probably have gone off had Freja not managed to destroy the ball with her bat as she leapt up with a running start, smashing it into the ground where it broke like glass. Panting, she looked at Ylva and reached out a hand. “Please, fall back with me. It’s not safe here.”

Ylva Riis

It wasn't any less awkward for her, but she mirrored Ylva's sentiment. She wasn't going to let her upperclassman die. Granted, it wasn't for her standing with the school, but more if she did she probably wouldn't ever be able to get over it. ''I don't want you to die either, I-I don't want to die! Let's both get out of here alive!''

She absolutely should take Ylva's advice. Fall back somewhere and get some rest, but it was precisely because she was a hero student that she couldn't. She was making a difference out there, no matter how small. How many people would die if she hesitated? If the number was higher than one, then her presence out here still mattered. She covered her eyes as Ylva was about to be roasted alive, only opening once the ice wall between the student and the monster started to melt instead. Wait. Ice? Like that attack she used against the monster earlier? She was fighting fire with ice? And WINNING???

Freja heard the first ice block slam into the top of the creature's head, causing it to stagger from the blow. Ylva was doing serious damage, but one strike wasn't enough. Neither was two. On the third one, Freja noticed that the monster was about to move and sprung into action, dashing up to the front of the monster to hinder its charge towards Ylva. Instead of letting it bulldoze down the street, she took aim and fired a grappling hook out of the tip of her bat and straight into the beast's eye, keeping it in place as it put a hand over its eye and took another ice block to the head. Freja smiled confidently, and was even tempted to look over her shoulder and smile at Ylva too, but before she could the Anglerfish's ball of fire lit up again, this time dropping little, laughing fire sprites onto the ground. The only thing she could compare them to was the fire imps that the Inferno had created back in spring. She hadn't been a part of that attack, but had heard witness accounts and had been glued to the news right after the incident.

Some of the little miscreants clawed at her, but most of them tried to rush past her to get to Ylva who was perceived as a much bigger threat.

Ylva Riis

She flinched when she saw the shimmering diamond dust and for a moment she considered hitting the fish where it was appearing. ''I-Is that it's quirk?'' She was still wholly unaware of Ylva's presence until the anglerfish began to slow down due to her freeze. Once the second year student walked right past her it was kind of hard not to notice her. She was a hero student, no wait she was-

That girl she had a really awkward encounter with at the barbeque.

Cringe filled her brain as she thought back to how terribly their first meeting went. All thanks to her own lack of social skills. Snapping out of it, she called out to Ylva. ''..Thank you!'' Why was she still walking? Like she was completely ignoring her. She wasn't hurt either, not from a quick glance at least. Could it be that she didn't know how dangerous it was here? ''You shouldn't go that way, it's dangerous! There's monsters all over.'' She started following Ylva, but before they could get too far the anglerfish monster stood back up, letting out a roar to demand their attention. ''Look out! This thing has crazy reach-'' Before she could finish her sentence the ball in front of its head lit up, turning into a ball of fire that shoot bursts of flames at them, like a flamethrower. It was stupid, but her first instinct was to dodge towards it, rather than away. She did use a bat after all, so her effective range was always going to be up close and personal. Taking a swing at one of its legs, she did basically nothing except for draw the monster's ire. ''A-A little help here?''

Whipping its head back to Ylva, it fired another spray of flames at her, trying to incinerate her on the spot.

Ylva Riis