Check the chapter named "Characters" to see the images of Orion and his family
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In the aftermath of the battle, parents and children alike were shaken but relieved. As they assessed the damage and ensured everyone was unharmed, a sense of camaraderie filled the air. The adults exchanged words of gratitude and relief, while the children clung to their parents, still coming to terms with the danger they had faced.
Elara approached the group of heroes, her face filled with gratitude. "Thank you all for your help today. We couldn't have done it without each other."
Inoichi nodded, his eyes filled with pride. "We've proven once again that our strength lies in our unity."
The parents of Ochako, Hikaru and Yumiko Uraraka, approached the group with tears in their eyes. "Thank you so much for saving our little girl," Hikaru said, his voice choking with emotion.
Asuna's parents, Yuji and Aiko Yuuki, also expressed their gratitude, and Hiashi Hyuga waved their thanks, it was their duty.
Luffy's mother, Maria D. Monkey, smiled warmly at the group. "Our children are so lucky to have heroes like you to protect them. My husband may be a high-ranking hero, but he's not here right now, and I'm grateful for all of you."
Hibari's parents, Takeshi and Mei Kyoya, shared similar sentiments, as did Mikasa's mother, Historia Ackerman.
As the adults collected the loot of the battlefield - dropped crystals and various items - Orion couldn't help but feel a pang of sadness at his own perceived uselessness during the fight. He watched curiously, trying to hide his disappointment, but it weighed heavily on his heart.
With the battle over, Elara and Selene gathered the group up and took them home. They were thrilled to see that Luna and Aurora had awakened their powers and wanted to celebrate their safety and newfound abilities. Little did they know that Orion had not discovered his own powers, and he struggled to keep a smile on his face, not wanting to ruin the mood for his sisters and parents.
Their home was filled with laughter and excitement as they all sat around the dinner table, recounting the day's events. Luna bubbled with enthusiasm, eager to share her experiences and newfound powers.
"Mom, did you see how I was able to control the icicles Nojiko created?" Luna asked excitedly. "I didn't even know I could do that!"
Aurora chimed in, "And I made wind slashes with my arms! It was amazing!"
Selene smiled lovingly at her daughters. "We're so proud of both of you. Your powers are truly incredible."
Elara agreed, her eyes shining with pride. "You two are destined for greatness. I can't wait to see how you grow and develop your abilities."
As the conversation continued, Orion did his best to join in and share in their joy, but the feeling of inadequacy continued to gnaw at him. He tried to remind himself that everyone had their own unique path to follow, and that perhaps his time would come in the future. For now, he needed to be there for his family, offering them his love and support.
The evening wore on, and they continued to enjoy each other's company. Stories were shared, and laughter filled the room. Despite Orion's lingering sadness, he couldn't help but feel grateful for the love and warmth that surrounded him. His family was his strength, and he knew that with their support, he would eventually find his own path to becoming a hero.
Orion lay in his bed, staring at the ceiling, his thoughts a whirlwind of emotions. Luna and Aurora were snuggled up against his chest, seeking comfort in his presence after being frightened by the day's events. Despite feeling powerless, he couldn't bring himself to turn them away, and so he hugged them close as they drifted off to sleep.
But sleep eluded him. His mind was filled with questions and self-doubt. Why was he the only one without powers in this world of his own creation? Orion had fantasized about a world filled with heroes and adventures, a world where he could be strong and protect those he loved. And yet, he felt like a weak side character in his own story.
The soft breaths of his sisters were a gentle reminder of the love and warmth that surrounded him, but it did little to ease the heavy burden of his thoughts. Would he ever be able to stand beside his family and friends as a hero? Could he find his own path to greatness, or was he destined to watch from the sidelines as they fought for justice?
As he lay there, lost in his thoughts, Orion couldn't help but feel cursed. In a world that seemed designed to fulfill his every desire, he was still left wanting. His family loved him unconditionally, but the thought of not being able to protect them or fight alongside them was a constant source of pain.
"I just want to be strong... like them," he muttered to himself, the words barely audible.
He closed his eyes, willing sleep to come and offer him some respite from his inner turmoil. But the darkness of his thoughts remained, and he found himself replaying the day's events over and over in his mind. The fear in his sisters' eyes, the bravery of his parents and friends, the feeling of helplessness as he stood by, unable to do anything.
"Why can't I have powers too?" he whispered into the night, the question hanging heavy in the air.
His chest tightened as he thought about how he had failed to protect his sisters when the monsters appeared. They had shown such courage, unlocking their powers and fighting back, while he had been left behind, struggling to find his own strength.
Orion clenched his fists, frustration and disappointment coursing through him. "I don't want to be the weak one. I don't want to be left behind."
He knew he couldn't change the past, but he was determined to find a way to become stronger, to be the hero that his family and friends deserved. If only he could discover his own powers, he could join them in their battles and help to protect the world that he loved.
The night wore on, and as Orion lay there, he began to realize that perhaps the key to unlocking his potential lay not in searching for some hidden power, but in discovering his own inner strength. He needed to believe in himself and trust that he would find his own path to greatness.
He hugged his sisters tighter, drawing strength from their love and warmth. He might not have been a hero yet, but he was not alone. He had his family, his friends, and a world filled with possibilities. And with their support, he knew that he could overcome any challenge that lay ahead.
As the first light of dawn began to break through the darkness, Orion made a silent promise to himself. He would not give up on his dream of becoming a hero. He would train, learn, and grow, and one day, he would stand alongside his family and friends, ready to face whatever dangers awaited them.