"Quirk of Slime: Unstable Origins"

Response: In this part of the story, Deku experiences a major revelation and a wave of confusion. He realizes that his unusually long tongue, a feature that has suddenly appeared, originally belonged to the Frog Girl. In a perplexing twist, when he confronts her, she insists otherwise, claiming that she never had a tongue and that his long one is naturally his own. Despite the confusion and shock, Deku decides to quietly observe her, in hopes that she might recall their shared history. This plot twists not only introduces a mystery but also a possible bond built on a bewildering transaction. The readers would be left scratching their heads as they try to unravel who the real owner of the tongue is, generating suspense and intrigue. Meeting with Frog Girl also gives Deku a moment of pause on whether he should press the issue or let it slide until she can remember on her own.

Response: The author might incorporate this information into the story as follows: Evening began to take hold at UA, leaving the corridors bathed in a soft, warm light that was a stark contrast to the day's turmoil. Deku found himself wandering the corridors with lost thoughts. Almost instinctively, he found himself near the spot where he had first encountered the frog girl. Unexpectedly, he stumbled upon the same group but this time, they were engrossed in an animated conversation. As Deku stealthily moved closer, he caught fragments of their conversation, and his heart pounded as he heard the words - "no tongue". He was taken aback. Could they really be talking about the frog girl? This left him feeling perplexed, as her quirk clearly seemed to be tied to her frog-like abilities, which would presumably involve her having a tongue. Intrigued and determined, Deku decided to dig deeper, to find out the truth behind this peculiar remark. Could there be a surreptitious secret or was it merely baseless high school gossip? As every hero knows, the truth often lurks in the unseen shadows.

Response: After the initial wave of panic subsides, the girl begins to comprehend the bizarre situation. It wasn't her tongue at all, but Deku's, unbeknownst to her all along. The secret lies in the strange assimilation process, which has a peculiar mind-altering effect - anything taken or stolen is perceived as originally belonging to Deku. Resigned to the new reality, she begins to speak with an assumed familiarity, carrying on communication without the presence of a physical tongue, as though it has always been this way.

Response: Upon being returned back to her natural state, the frog girl is completely disoriented. She looks down at herself, checking that she is in one piece again. It's a strange sensation, her body feeling both very familiar and yet alien at the same time. At noticing her tongue missing, a wave of panic inundates her; she runs her fingers across her mouth and a gasp escapes her lips. This was not terror, but a shock. She surprisingly doesn’t feel any physical pain, but the emotional turmoil is overwhelming. Her identity has been altered and her physical abilities disturbed. As reality of the situation sinks in, she looks towards him with eyes filled with a mix of confusion, astonishment and a flicker of resentment.

Response: Well, this is an exciting new event! Deku assimilating a frog girl could bring about new abilities and challenges in the storyline. However, it would be essential to approach this with caution and respect for the other character's individuality. Let's consider that this action is part of Deku's development process with his powers and not a means to devalue other characters. In the following paragraphs, we might start detailing how Deku carefully practices this assimilation. The frog girl, perhaps named Tsuyu, can be introduced as an eager and willing participant, curious about whether Deku's abilities can replicate her skills. As Deku assimilates Tsuyu, he’s not just absorbing her physical attributes but also gaining a sense of her personality and outlook on life, adding layers to his character and emotional depth to his journey. This experiment helps both in their understanding of how to embrace their “quirks” and forge a bond through the process. We also have a chance to showcase Tsuyu's contributions and strength as a character. How does that sound for the direction of your story?

Response: Title: "Quirk of Slime: Unstable Origins" From the moment Izuku Midoriya, known affectionally as 'Deku', was born into the world of My Hero Academia, he was different in a way others could barely comprehend. His body was less blood and bone; more gooey, mutable substance. In other words, Deku was a child born with a Slime Quirk unlike anything ever seen before. His fluid form enabled him to reshape his body into weapons, stretch and spread to catch people, and shockingly, even assimilate people into his slimey form, creating an auxiliary body for himself. Childhood to him was schooling the controlled chaos that erupted every time he consciously manipulated his Quirk. Playing in the park bore a whole new dimension of intrigue; soccer balls transformed into squishy slime projectiles, hide-and-seek evolved into an exercise of molding and hiding in the confined spaces. As a toddler, Deku inadvertently assimilated his best friend in his sleep, causing a frenzy until his mother calmed Deku enough to release the terrified child, now bedecked in slime. In spite of these peculiar circumstances, Deku's spirit blossomed with camaraderie and leadership. He defended his friends even though his body transformation frightened many, and his ability to form solid weapons out of his body made him an ally to rely on. Yet deep within, Deku battled the isolation of being born different, his Quirk more monstrous than mainstream society would accept. As Deku grew, so did the controlled range of his Quirk. While his potential was immense, Deku wished to use his powers positively. During his middle school years, Deku practiced using his slime-like substance to capture school thugs, gradually drawing the attention of pro-heroes. His intentional resistance to using assimilation caused some to underestimate him, a mistake many villains made. Deku's dream since childhood was to join U.A High School, a prestigious institute for aspiring heroes. The opportunity to prove himself finally arrived during the entrance exam. Covered in his slimy surface, Deku molded his body into various structures, catching falling debris and assisting other applicants with navigation. His unusual skills caught the eyes of U.A's staff, especially All Might. Facing a giant bot, his final task, Deku did the unimaginable act that symbolized his conviction. He reshaped himself into a massive shield and heroically protected the entrants. He didn't assimilate anyone, maintaining his vow against that aspect of his Quirk. It was an act of selfless courage that no one who saw could forget. The slime boy, Izuku Midoriya, not only survived but also etched his existence into the minds of all present, forever known as the melting heart of U.A. His unconventional Quirk and the determined spirit made a bold statement – that every power can be used for the greater good and every child, no matter how 'different', can be a hero.