My Hero Academia: The Legacy of Lost Numbers

Ken and Shoya stood at the edge of the massive portal being constructed, overseeing their respective Marshals hard at work. The air buzzed with energy as the Dragon Army and Titan Army prepared for their next move.

Karta, the Grand Marshal of Ken's Dragon Army, was overseeing the coordination of the dragons, ensuring everything was in place. On the other side, Adrean, Shoya's Titan Army Marshal, commanded his titans with precision, handling the massive logistics of their forces.

Ken: glancing at Shoya "They've been at this for hours now."

Shoya: nodding "Yeah, Karta and Adrean push themselves hard. Maybe too hard."

Ken watched as Karta paced, shouting instructions to his lieutenants, while Adrean was meticulously checking every detail of the portal's construction. The armies were nearly ready, but even Marshals needed rest.

Ken: raising his voice "Karta!"

Karta immediately looked over, his eyes sharp and focused.

Karta: "Yes, my lord?"

Ken: walking toward him "You've done enough for today. Take a break. We'll need you at full strength when we move through the portal."

Karta hesitated for a moment, but then nodded respectfully.

Karta: "As you command, my lord. But the portal—"

Ken: interrupting "Will be fine without you for a few hours. You've earned the rest."

Meanwhile, Shoya approached Adrean, who was still checking some tactical maps.

Shoya: "Adrean, you too. Step back for a bit."

Adrean looked up, surprised.

Adrean: "But my lord, the army—"

Shoya: firmly "Is in good hands. You've done more than enough for today. We'll be ready, but not if you collapse from exhaustion."

Adrean let out a small sigh but smiled at his lord's concern.

Adrean: "Understood, Lord Shoya. I'll rest, but don't think I'll be gone for long."

Ken and Shoya both nodded, watching as their Marshals finally took a step back from their relentless work.

Ken: grinning "They're as stubborn as we are."

Shoya: smirking "They'd fit right in as commanders of their own armies, but sometimes they need reminding to be human too."

As Ken and Shoya sat down to rest, their minds wandered to thoughts of their predecessors. The immense power they commanded now was staggering, but they both knew it was only a fraction of what had been wielded by those who came before them.

Ken: staring into the distance "You ever wonder how much stronger we could be? Sometimes it feels like we've barely scratched the surface."

Shoya: nodding thoughtfully "I've thought about that. What we have now… it's not even one percent of what our predecessors were capable of."

Ken glanced at Shoya, intrigued by the weight of his words. The power they held was already beyond what most could comprehend, but to think that their ancestors had commanded even more? It was hard to fathom.

Ken: leaning back "There must be a way to awaken that power. If our predecessors could do it, why can't we?"

Shoya frowned, thinking deeply.

Shoya: "I only have a faint image of my predecessor. It's like a shadow in my mind, something I can't quite grasp." He clenched his fist, frustrated. "I feel like there's a key somewhere, something we're missing."

Ken shared the sentiment. He could feel the latent potential within him, but accessing it was like trying to reach through a barrier he couldn't see.

Ken: "Maybe it's not just about raw power. Maybe there's something more—something we need to unlock within ourselves."

They both fell silent, contemplating their next steps. The idea of awakening their full power wasn't just about dominance or strength; it was about reaching their true potential, becoming what they were meant to be.

Shoya: quietly "If there's a way to awaken that power, we'll find it. We've come too far to stop now."

Ken: grinning "And when we do, nothing will stand in our way."

As Ken and Shoya contemplated their predecessors and the hidden power within them, Karta and Adrean returned from their brief rest, curious about their conversation.

Ken: glancing at Karta "We were just talking about our predecessors. Do you know anything about them?"

Karta smiled knowingly and nodded.

Karta: "Indeed, my lord. The first Dragon King was The Destruction. He wielded the power to obliterate everything from existence with a mere thought. The power that flows inside you,Lord Ken, and young lord Kaisen, is a fraction of what Antares could unleash. He was a force of nature."

Shoya: eyes wide " You mean to say we have a piece of that power within us?"

Karta: "Exactly. But to access it, you must connect with your lineage, understand the legacy that comes with it. Antares was not just a king; he was a protector, a force of balance."

Adrean stepped forward, his expression serious.

Adrean: "And for you, Shoya, the first Titan was the Creator. His essence flows through you and your son, Shingen. He shaped the world as we know it, creating and destroying in equal measure. His power is both primal and immense."

Shoya felt a chill run down his spine. The weight of the legacy they carried began to sink in.

Shoya: "First Titan... I've always felt a connection to that power, but I didn't know it ran so deep."

Ken: leaning in closer "So what you're saying is, we need to embrace our heritage? Tap into the essence of these ancient beings?"

Karta: "Precisely. It's not just about brute strength; it's about understanding the responsibility that comes with such power. They were not merely destructive forces—they were guardians of their realms."

Adrean: "To unlock your full potential, you must first accept who you are, where you come from. Your predecessors are not just figures of legend; they are part of your very being."

Ken and Shoya exchanged glances, a mix of awe and determination evident in their expressions.

Shoya: resolved "Then we'll find a way to connect with that power. We need to honor their legacy and become the warriors we're meant to be."

Ken: nodding vigorously "Together, we'll tap into that strength. We owe it to ourselves and our families."

Karta leaned back, a thoughtful expression on his face as he considered the implications of Ken and Shoya unlocking their ancestral powers.

Karta: "If that happens, there won't be any need to construct this machine. You could create a portal for the armies with just a mere thought. These powers are gifts from the Gods themselves, and they dwell within you."

Adrean: nodding in agreement "Antares and Godzilla were so strong that they could not be defeated by mere mortals. Yet, what happened to them is still a mystery. Their absence leaves a void that echoes through time."

Ken frowned, curiosity piquing within him.

Ken: "So, they simply vanished? They had all that power, and no one knows how or why they're gone?"

Karta: "Legends say they fought against a great threat—one that threatened not just their realms, but the very fabric of existence. In their battle, they might have transcended to a higher plane of power, or perhaps they sacrificed themselves to maintain balance."

Shoya rubbed his chin, pondering the possibilities.

Shoya: "If they fought such a battle, it must have been immense. But why wouldn't there be records of it? Something that powerful should have left a mark on history."

Adrean: "That's the enigma. Perhaps it was so cataclysmic that the memories were erased, or it was deemed too dangerous to pass down. There are many possibilities, but the truth remains shrouded in mystery."

Karta: "What's important now is not just understanding their fate, but realizing that you are the next bearers of their legacies. The powers you possess are not only a burden but a means to protect your world from similar threats."

Ken and Shoya shared a determined glance, the weight of their newfound responsibilities settling heavily upon them.

Ken: "Then we will honor their memory by becoming the protectors our realms need."

Shoya: "Absolutely. We'll find a way to unlock that power and ensure that no threat can ever challenge our families or our world again."

With their resolve solidified, Ken and Shoya knew that the path ahead would be arduous, but they were ready to embrace their destinies as they sought the truth behind their predecessors and the power that lay within.