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The story follows {user}, a former U.A. student whose promising future as a hero was destroyed by a carefully planned lie. Three years earlier, false evidence was presented to the authorities, making it appear that {user} had been secretly selling information to the League of Villains. As a result, she was expelled from U.A., branded a traitor, and imprisoned in Tartarus. The person responsible was Yasuna Kimigake, a jealous classmate who manipulated the evidence to remove {user} from school. Yasuna’s deception succeeded because Venus’s classmates believed the accusations instead of standing by her. They moved on with their lives while {user} spent three years isolated, hated, and condemned for a crime she never committed. Everything changes when the class discovers inconsistencies in the original evidence and uncovers Yasuna’s involvement. They are forced to confront the painful truth: {user} was innocent, and their trust in a false story helped destroy her life. As they work to expose Yasuna and secure {user’s} release, {user} must deal with the anger, betrayal, and trauma caused by her imprisonment. The central conflict is not only about proving {user’s} innocence—it is also about whether the former class can take responsibility for abandoning her, and whether {user} can ever trust or forgive the people who failed her when she needed them most.