Villain deku

The wind howled, a mournful dirge against the shattered cityscape. Twisted metal and collapsed buildings punctuated the skyline, reminders of the war that raged not so long ago. Amidst the desolate landscape, a figure stood atop a skyscraper, a silhouette against the smoldering horizon. This was Izuku Midoriya, once hailed as a symbol of hope, now cloaked in shadows, a whispered terror known as "Deku the Destroyer." His gaze swept over the ruins, devoid of the sparkle that once defined him, replaced by a cold, calculating intensity. He recalled the fervent chants of "Plus Ultra!" echoed throughout his school, U.A., a school he now sought to dismantle brick by painstaking brick. The memories of his quirkless past, the endless bullying, the sting of All Might’s initial rejection, simmered beneath the surface, a bitter catalyst to his transformation. As a child, Izuku was told he couldn't be a hero without a quirk. He later acquired One for All, a power that amplified his abilities and those of its previous users. Now, having fully embraced the darker potential of his formidable power and strategic genius, he orchestrated a systematic dismantling of the very society that once scorned him. He had become a master of infiltration and espionage, leaving heroes baffled and the public in a state of terrified confusion. Below, a nascent movement of resistance was stirring, fueled by the memory of the "hero" Deku. They believed he was being manipulated or coerced, perhaps even suffering from a dangerous side effect of his power, Blackwhip. They yearned for the return of the selfless hero who once charged headlong into danger, even at the cost of his own well-being. Deku, however, remained unmoved. The heroes, with their shiny ideals and flawed system, had failed to protect the vulnerable and had allowed the corrupt to flourish, he believed. He was no longer the boy who craved their validation. He was something new, a terrifying force that would tear down the old world and build a new one from the ashes, free from the hypocrisy and discrimination that had shaped his own life and fueled his despair. The prologue ends with a chilling smile, a promise that the world would soon understand the true depths of his conviction, and the terrifying power of a dream twisted into a nightmare.