it's pretty short, and i had to censor/change some ofit for it to fit KS's regulations!!!
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Chapter 3
Eijiro
On my way to breakfast, Bakugo stopped me,
“hey, extra, wait up!”
I turn around and Bakugo walked up to me, “tch.” I smile and put an arm around his shoulder.
He rolls his eyes, “you ready for training, Bakubro?” I ask. He tilts his head up, “of course I am, stupid.”
I laugh, ‘oh Bakugo.’ I smile and he just keeps walking forward. Once we got to the cafeteria, Bakugo stared menacingly at Midoriya who sat at a table with Todoroki. Then, someone yelled, “WAIT, STOP DON’T KEEP WALKING!” we both look down to see Kaminari and Hanata,
“hey guys!” Hanata says standing up, Kaminari follows after him and they both sigh,
“whats on the floor, dang it?” Bakugo says, his lip curling up, Kaminari smiled, “it’s a praying mantis!”
Hanata smiled at the green sticky thing on the floor. I kneel down to it and smile, “aw, it’s adorable—”
Bakugo’s foot came down on it and he squished it then walked past.
Kaminari’s face completely melted, “BAKUGO?!?!” Hanata held him back, and I ran to Bakugo, jumping over the Praying Mantis.
I furrowed my brow, “what the heck, Bakugo?!”
He smiled, “it’s a bug, Kirishima.”
I stopped, ‘did he just call me Kirishima? Not extra?’
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quick lesson as well!!!
so in anime, you hear stuff like "San" and "Sama" after someones names, right?
well, im here to explain it!!
San: for any gender, age, for strangers, anyone
Kun: for young males, if they are older than you, you would not call them Kun. only if they are younger than you do you say 'Kun'
Chan: same rules as 'Kun' but for females.
Sama: for a higher power, such as a parent, teacher, or anyone older than you
Sensei: only for teachers or instructors
Senpai: only when you are attracted to someone, do you say 'Senpai'
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-Joel/Worm
