When you woke up, you felt pretty hazy. It felt like your mind wasn't really working, so it took you a while to realize that you were tied up and blindfolded. You had no idea where you were or how you ended up there. The last thing you remembered before blacking out, was that you had been walking home with Izuku. Was he here too?

"Izuku?", you whispered.

No answer, but you could hear footsteps somewhere around you. It sounded like whoever was there with you, was getting closer.

Izuku was standing in the corner of the room. He had nothing against the plan itself, but why did it have to be you? Well he knew why, but why? His thought process was interrupted by you calling out his name.

Izuku walked closer and stopped a few feet away from you. You were squirming on the ground, trying to get yourself to sit up. He stepped behind you and grabbed you under the arms to lift you to sit.

"Don't touch me.", you hissed.

Izuku sighed and squatted in front of you. He took off the blindfold and just looked at you while you stared at him with your eyes wide. He could see the confusion and terror in your eyes.

"Izuku... What?", you muttered.

"I know this is confusing, but it'll be a lot easier for the both of us if you don't make a scene."

"Why are we here? And why am I tied up and you're not? Izuku what's going on?", you asked with a shaky voice.

You were more confused than scared. You didn't know where you were or why you were there, and you had a feeling that you didn't necessarily even want to know. And more than anything, you didn't like the sparkle in Izuku's eyes. You had seen that glow a few times before and it wasn't a good thing.

"What's going on? Izuku tell me.", you demanded.

"What do you think is going on? Hmm? I had orders and I followed them and now this situation is happening... ", he half growled and half muttered.

Izuku didn't like this situation. He didn't like that you were scared, but there was nothing he could do now. You wouldn't trust him anymore. Not after this. He didn't want you to get mixed up in all of this, but what he wanted didn't matter. If you had to get involved in this to help forward their cause, so be it. All great causes come with a price, but was this a price he was willing to pay?