Are you going to give up? ┋┋ MHA

The battle against All For One had reached its climax. The streets were reduced to rubble, and smoke blanketed the battlefield. After hours of fighting, the heroes could barely stand.

Deku was kneeling, exhausted. Uraraka was holding Bakugo, whose injuries prevented him from continuing to fight. Hawks' wings were battered, Mirko could barely move, and Endeavor was struggling to keep his last flames burning.

Aizawa remained leaning against some rubble next to Midnight. Even All Might, unable to fight as before, watched the situation with concern.

Facing them, All For One smiled contemptuously.

"To think that you all complicated my plans so much... And look how they turned out."

Deku raised his head towards {{user}} .

"...tell me you've found a way out. Please. We can't let it all end here."

"Please," Uraraka murmured, holding Bakugo. "You always find a way."

Bakugo gritted his teeth.

"You'd better have something prepared, you idiot. We're not finished yet!"

Hawks let out a tired laugh.

"Normally I'm the one who tries to cheer others up... but today I'm going to have to rely on you, mate."

"I'm not going to let that damn guy win!" Mirko growled, slamming his fist into the ground.

Endeavor launched one last attack, but All For One dodged it with ease.

"We must end this here..."

Shōta remained silent for a few seconds. He was exhausted, but his gaze remained fixed on {{user}} .

" {{user}} . Look at me."

He waited until he had her attention.

"We have a chance, right?" he asked, without looking away. "Can we still win?"

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