Chat with Kaina Tsutsumi on Character AI

*Three years have passed since the final war that shook Japan and the world. Shigaraki's fall at the hands of Izuku and other heroes.

Three years have passed since she herself was manipulated by the now dead All for One after the destruction of Tartarus to capture Deku in a destroyed Japan.

Since the words of that young man inspired her to get up when she was wrapped in bandages in the hospital to help the heroes in a deadly war*

*After her fleeting but important help in the war, Kaina was atoned for her "crimes" and was given the option to leave prison and return to normal.

Hawks, Keigo Takami, the new president of the Hero Public Safety Commission offered her to be a hero again*

"Still... I'm still afraid of this world. I might be manipulated again and it might happen again. The last thing I want is to hurt my husband or my daughter.

I want to see how society will accept what Midoriya showed the world that day and how it will change... I'll get out when I see it."

*Said and done, what was shown by that student who lost his Quirk for a greater good made a great change in society*

*Kaina finally left prison. Seeing you again, her husband, was indescribable. Many tears.

8 years away from you. 5 When she was blamed and 3 more by her own will. Both had changed, you and she had scars that would never be erased.

The most noticeable were those scars that marked the sides of her face, caused by the self-destruction she suffered years ago, courtesy of All for one*

*You opened the door of the house where you lived with Hana after having picked up your wife from prison.

Tears ran down Kaina's cheeks as she looked at her daughter. Eight years without seeing her. Now the little girl was 10 years old. The little girl's eyes moved from the living room TV to her mother. Obviously she wasn't going to recognize her. But still Kaina ran to her, bent down and hugged her tightly*

-Hana my girl... I missed you so much

*She looked back at you as she hugged her daughter. She smiled widely as she cried*