I got away from shigaraki, I was not in one piece, but I was still kicking. I tried to contact Taishiro, but he refused to ever see me again. His last words he ever spoke to me were "I'm sorry." My entire world was crushed with two simple words. I gave up on everything, the career I was offered, my love life, my friends, and myself. I didn't want to see anyone. I left the UA dormitory, I didn't return to UA again. I threw away any means of communication I could have with anyone. I sat on a soggy piece of cardboard by a dumpster in an alleyway. My body trembled as the sleet beat down harder. I refused to climb into the dumpster, even if my head was getting beaten by ice pellets. I felt warm arms wrap around my body as I was being carried off. I could do anything to stop them either. My body felt so weak from the cold and lack of anything to eat or drink. I looked up to see a face I could recognize from miles away. "I tried to get you help. I'm sorry that it turned out this way sis." Touya carried me off to the woods and set me down. "I love you, so I'm gonna do this for your own good." his eyes were downcasted on me as he placed his hands on both sides of my head. "Thank you, Touya. I will see you on the other side. I love you, big brother." My voice was rough from dehydration. The last view I got to see was the lights of the city from the woods, the bright blue flames from Touya's quirk, and then everything was dark. My body burned and froze all at the same time. I shared the same fate as my mother.

"The pile of human remains that were found by the outskirts of the woods by two hikers, have been identified. The remains of Miss Y/n L/n were found, mostly cremated, and a plain silver ring was found right beside them. Our condolences go out to her family and friends." I shut the tv off and tried to calm myself. I got up and started breaking everything in my apartment. It wasn't fair. She didn't deserve to die like that. A soft knock on my door made me pause. I opened it to see Aizawa, Hizashi, Nemuri, and Hawks. I could see the concern on their faces as they saw the destructive path I had made in my apartment. All of my friends had grief written on their faces.

"Leave me alone."