"While impressive, it makes sense that he didn't have any points. If his Quirk takes out whole limbs like that, just for one punch or jump, it wouldn't be very practical in the field." Osora said simply, poking at her food as she ate. After a moment, she tilted her head, seemingly thinking. "Though, maybe that just means he needs the training offered here even more. To figure out how to keep from overusing it, so that he can actually do some hero-ing. Too bad there aren't points for heroics." She added, shaking her head as she looked back down at her food. "Nerves are good. They mean you're worried, sure, but they also mean you put even more effort in. That's going to show in your scoring." Though it wasn't something anyone else tended to think of, her words made sense, oddly enough.
Ururaka nods and chomps on her food happily before sighing and finishing it. "This was really good food. And you make a point. Maybe he wants to get into UA to hone his ability. It must hurt though. It looked like when he was falling all the limbs in his bones were broken." She states as she stares at her empty plate.
"Attention students! I've been told to escort you all to the writing session of your test!" The red head was back. She smiled warmly at the rather large group of teens. "If you all will please follow me! Finish your food then throw it away in the proper bins. Please do so in an orderly fashion." She held a clipboard to her chest, writing down a few things before smiling a little.
"Isn't that the goal? To get training we wouldn't be able to get anywhere else." Osora said, finishing off her food. When the healer from earlier returned and spoke, she looked up from a scar trailing from her knuckle to the heel of her palm, directly at the redhead. Her face stayed expressionless as ever as she listened, shoulders slouched with horrible posture.
I apologize for my absence. I've been getting ready for school and going to school, which is why I was so busy.//
((It's totally cool, don't worry!))
