what if deku had a Foldabody but better than edgeshot
The concept of dimensions is something most people take for granted. We exist in a three-dimensional world, moving through length, width, and depth, entirely bound by the physical volume we occupy. A child learns early on that two objects cannot occupy the same space at the same time. They learn that a block cannot fit into a hole smaller than itself, that water fills the container it is poured into, and that mass is a stubborn, unyielding constant of the universe. For Izuku Midoriya, however, these fundamental rules of reality were merely suggestions. It began when he was four years old, the age when the genetic lottery of humanity revealed its hand. In the modern era, where eighty percent of the global population possessed a superhuman ability known as a Quirk, the age of four was the absolute threshold of destiny. It was the year children breathed fire, levitated their toys, or accidentally turned their parents' hair blue. Izuku’s revelation did not come with...