Between a Sock and a Hard Place (
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when we were young

Aged Down!
Something has happened to you: Somehow, you've been aged down. Maybe you have memories of being older. Maybe you're aged down in memories as much as you are in form.
Don't worry, help is on the way!
...Whether you want it or not.
What happens next?
Post as either the aged-down character or as a potential finder. How it happened is up to you!
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She held a finger out, waggling it. (She still didn't have her nails painted scarlet.) ]
Whoa there! Don't tell me you're hot for teacher!
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N-No! But you're still just a teenager, so... I mean, you're not Midnight-sensei yet!
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That must mean I've still got it! Aw, yeah! Man, am I gonna be a cougar when I'm in my thirties? 'Cause you youthful kids make me wanna squish you!
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I-Is that really what you want to know? Not if you're a good teacher and stuff?
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[ She beamed. Nemuri had never been one for insecurity, and she'd easily put two and two together. If Principal Nezu, with his super intelligence, scouted her for the job - he must've had faith in her abilities. ]
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[Quick, think of something else to say to distract from the fact that you hit on your Hero Art History teacher!]
How long as you going to be a kid for, do you know?
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Principal Nezu said I can sleep here on campus too. Can't believe there are dorms now! I heard I actually have my own place, but Aizawa said it'll be better if I stick around where people can keep an eye on me, you know? And I don't wanna worry my parents, because I bet they'll freak out if they suddenly see me like this.
[ It was weird, because her instinct was to go home after class, just like every other normal kid - eat dinner with her mom and dad, watch some TV, do her homework. But yeah, she couldn't tell her parents about this. She didn't want to worry them. ]
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That must be so weird... someone knocks on your door and it's your kid but fifteen years younger than they're supposed to be. So they don't even know?
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My plan was always to move out after I graduated. Don't want to have to come home beat up and have them worry about me all the time.
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[It's just hard for Kaminari to imagine, still being a teenager and having his parents called whenever something happens to him at school.]
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[ Nemuri flashed Kaminari a grin, but it was one to comfort herself as much as him. That was the life they chose, right? ]
So where are you headed?
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Oh, over to Lunch Rush to eat! [Kaminari says, tilting his head.] Do you want to join me? You can meet my classmates, too!
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[ Nemuri was still a growing girl (or so she would be at that moment), and lunch sounded good. ]
What's your favorite food?
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[As they talk, he starts leading her towards the cafeteria, in case she doesn't know the way.]
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[ And if done right could really boost one's morale.
Nemuri fell into step beside him comfortably before she realized - ]
Oh. I haven't asked your name yet. [ She flashed him a sheepish smile. ] It's just that you feel familiar, you know? It's like I'm talking to a classmate.
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[When she points out that she doesn't know his name, Kaminari gets a little sheepish, too.]
Right, sorry. I'm Kaminari Denki, aka future pro hero Chargebolt! [He said with a proud smile.] And maybe the reason I'm familiar is that I'm secretly your favorite student?
[It's a long shot for sure, but worth joking about.]
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[ She flashed him a thumbs up. ]
Hey, you're a really nice guy. Really helpful and friendly to a stranger. So I'm pretty sure you'd be one of my favorites.
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[He lets electricity gather between his hands, the bright yellow sparks zapping back and forth, just to show off.]
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[ After all, she was named... "sleep". And her last name was "fragrant mountains". She inadvertently looked down at her chest. ]
You're a flashy one, huh? [ She laughed. ] Do you still get zapped by static electricity? Or is that just not a thing for you?
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[Although, Midnight is pretty quick to call him out on his limitations. Kaminari shakes his head somewhat sheepishly.] Not little things, but if there's a big storm building up then I can usually feel the charge in the air? Mostly I'm the biggest threat to myself, though...
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Hey, that's pretty handy. I mean, if you can feel it, then you can get ready if you need to for rescue missions. [ If he could control who he fried with his electricity, then he'd be a really valuable team member in thunderstorms. ]
Threat to yourself? Why's that?
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Gee, you really are meant to be a teacher, huh? You're good at thinking about other people's quirks and stuff. Um, but... my quirk has a long way to go. If I use too much at once, it sort of leaves me in a stupid state. Like, I basically fry my own brain... Do you struggle with anything like that with your quirk? I know it works best on guys, but have you ever put yourself to sleep, or something?
Vigilantes info incoming
She gave him a sympathetic look when he revealed his Quirk's limitations. ]
That sounds painful.
I'm immune to my own Quirk, but I guess for me it's all about controlling how much I use it, because too much can put a person in a coma.
oooh nice
But I guess... in a way, it's kind of better if it happens to me than if I do it to someone else, right? Like my allies?
[He can't imagine how bad it would be if he put one of his classmates in a coma or something, but with a quirk like his that's totally possible. Not for the first time, Kaminari's really grateful for the additions to his costume that help him direct his quirk.]
Putting someone in a coma must've been kinda scary, huh?
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As long as you're doing it properly, I guess. 'Cause I imagine you could go too far, and that'd be pretty scary.
Thankfully I've never let it happen because I know how far to dial up my Quirk, but I've had to look into it a little for medical purposes. I mean, it's not often that you're going to need to anesthetize someone for impromptu surgery, but it's something that's good to know.
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