Lost in the Fog

"What happened to you?"

Sadako Yamamura was in the middle of following Laurie Strode in the Entity's game of life and death. However, as soon as Laurie Slammed a pallet down... the whole realm shook and shuddered. Entity tendrils sprung out from the hooks they could see, and lightning flashed through the sky. They both stopped, afraid of the unique occurrence.

Sadako whispered, "She's angry..." The two looked at each other, the pallet the only thing really dividing them. They both knew what this meant, and said the cause's name at the same time: "Izuku."

Toshinori Yagi watched over Izuku Midoriya as he slept in the hospital. His mother had been alerted, and was on her way. All of his belongings were on the table next to him... but there was one that he held onto with a deathgrip. Nobody could remove the weird eye looking device from him, so they just put his right arm to the side as they patched him up. Now, though, he was asleep, resting his worn body. There were scars from far before this event, which concerned the hero, but ultimately, he was safe. And the man was glad for that. So many missing people are never found again, and those that are often turn up dead. He smiled at the fact that he did find him alive. It was then that he heard hurried footsteps down the hall. Turning to their source, he found the mother, Inko Midoriya, rushing towards the room. She recognized the gaunt man, as he met with her in the investigation of Izuku's disappearance. "Is it true?! Is he alive!?"
He smiled, and gestured into the room. His voice was quiet. "Izuku is fine. He's just exhausted. You wouldn't believe how he was found."

Inko didn't have time to want to process that. That could happen after she saw her son. "I don't care about that right now... I just want to be here with him."
He nodded, "I'll leave you two to family bonding. I am just glad that Allmight found him in the end."

The blond man watched as the verdant haired woman pulled up a chair next to the bed, and gripped his left hand. She was crying... not from heartbreak, like the first time he'd met her, but from joy.

There is no better reward for a hero than this. It's why I chose to be one. The blond turned and left, leaving the two together.

Izuku could hear something at the edges of his mind. A woman, a familiar woman's voice. She was talking to herself, sort of. Then she said his name, and he realized that she was talking to him. She is talking to me...

His left hand was gripped by another. It was slender, smaller than his own, but its warmth was welcome, comforting.

He struggled to open his eyes. His body screamed for him to sleep, but his mind was restless. The greenette needed to know who was there. He didn't want to be tricked by it, the Entity. He needed to know if he'd succeeded. For all he knew, it was a trick. She'd done the same to others countless times before. Struggling against his exhaustion, he opened his eyes, darting them around the room. It was a clean hospital room, and he was tucked into bed. He still gripped the Auris in his right hand. Good, they didn't take that from me. And to his left... was a woman with familiar green hair. She had tied it into a loop, with most of it running down the back of her body. Is that... she doesn't look like how Mom used to look...