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1. What Not to do When Your Idols are Self-Sacrificial Idiots by RavenHawk

   Fandoms: 僕のヒーローアカデミア | Boku no Hero Academia | My Hero Academia  

   • Explicit
   • No Archive Warnings Apply
   • M/M
   • Work in Progress

   17 Nov 2023

   Tags

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   • Aizawa Shouta | Eraserhead/Yagi Toshinori | All Might
   • Aizawa Shouta | Eraserhead
   • Yagi Toshinori | All Might
   • Yamada Hizashi | Present Mic
   • Kayama Nemuri | Midnight
   • Inui Ryou | Hound Dog
   • Tsukauchi Naomasa
   • Shinsou Hitoshi
   • Original Male Character(s)
   • Original Female Character(s)
   • David Shield
   • Gran Torino (My Hero Academia)
   • Sasaki Mirai | Sir Nighteye
   • Shuuzenji Chiyo | Recovery Girl
   • Nedzu (My Hero Academia)
   • Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence
   • RavenHawk's Theory of Everything Applies
   • Established Relationship
   • Explicit Sexual Content
   • Background Relationships
   • Major Character Injury
   • Permanent Injury
   • Angst and Hurt/Comfort

   Summary

   Life is a snapshot of moments, run in succession, from the instant a person is born until the second they die. For most people, meeting their idols is a moment. Captured in time and immortalised, perhaps, but only a moment.

   For Aizawa Shouta, he has had a decade of moments since he met his idol.

   How does he know when it is the last moment, though?

   And what will he do for a moment more?

   Series

   • Part 8 of Aizawa Shouta's Guide to a Happy and Well-Rested Life

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