POV: Izuku/Midoriya/Deku:
My mother nudges my shoulder to get my attention and I look up seeing we are at the doctors. I'm confused but I don't question anything, then we all get out of the car. We head inside as me and Tsuki sit down in the waiting room and Okassan goes up to the receptionist and talks to her about who knows what. She then walks over and sits down next to us as we wait for our names to be called. Around 15 minutes later, our surname was finally called. "Midoriya?" one of the nurses called, peeking their head out the door. We stand up and walk towards the door and enter as we follow the nurse to a room in the back. "Please take your seat, you three. Dr.Isha will be with you in a moment." The nurse then leaves, shutting the door behind her and we all sit down as instructed and we wait for the doctor to enter. "Hello!" I jump slightly as I look up to see a woman with long, light brown hair that's pulled back in a high pony tail stands at the door. "My name is Dr.Isha, and I am the secondary gender doctor." As Dr.Isha says that, my eyes widen and I look at Okassan in shock. "Okassan, why are we here? There's no point, it's obvious we are both going to be Beta." "How dare you." Tsuki spits out, seeming oddly offended. "What?" I ask as I look at my sister who's sitting on the other side of me. "How dare YOU say YOU'RE going to be a Beta." My sister says suspiciously. "What do you mean by that?" I ask, getting nervous about how advanced Tsuki's power may have just gotten, there's no way she can tell secondary genders now right? "Me and Tsuki had been talking and.." My mother begins, "Izuku you are extremely small in size and I am getting worried about you, so it's better safe than sorry." I stare at her in shock and confusion, "Small in size? Mum I just have a, as Tsuki says, a feminine body. What does that have anything to do with not being a Beta like everyone else?" I ask, trying to picture the reasoning in my mind, but I can't think of anything. We haven't begun studying about secondary genders yet, so most of the information is foreign to me. "Let's just take the test shall we?" Dr.Isha says. "Of course, my apologies." My mother says quickly as she looks at the doctor immediately after, and then the tests begin.
Dr.Isha brings a needle to me and pricks it in my arm causing me to flinch back the slightest bit, but then she quickly takes it out and she scoots her rolling chair to her desk and begins asking me questions about random stuff like if I would be planning on engaging in sexual activities or if I ever felt like I was in a heat, which she explains to me the symptoms of course, which of course I say no to almost all the questions. Nothing involving my secondary gender has bothered me at any point in my life, but this does always start around the age of 14 to 16 so that's not much of a shock. Dr.Isha then walks into another room and does some other test things that I am unaware of, so we just sit and wait.
Dr.Isha then pops her head out, "The scanning will take around an hour so if you'd like to go eat something or whatever, feel free to and I'll call you when it's ready." "Oh thank you, come on you two, we have to pick someone up." My mother says as she stands up and me and Tsuki follow along and we walk out of the room, going out the same halls we had entered through and out the door to the car as I sit in the passenger seat, Tsuki sits in the back laid down, and of course Okassan sits in the driver's seat and we begin leaving. Suddenly the question hits me, "Okassan, who are we picking up?" I ask as she's paying close attention to the road, not looking at me. "You'll see when we get there, Izuku." She responds nervously, being very suspicious and weird about it. "Okay…?" I say as confusion smacks me right in the face, but I ignore it. I feel the car start to slow down and suddenly before I even get the chance to look up, Tsuki puts a blindfold on me blocking my vision. "What are you doing?" I ask her, "It's a surprise, so you aren't supposed to see them yet." She replies as I then feel the car come to a stop and I choose not to question anything else from then on.