[ He won't go into the gritty details of having his omen tackle him to the ground to snap him out of it or how frightened he was after the fact, aware of visions but never having experienced them. Uraraka can probably piece together why he was late to their orchestrated attack. They were supposed to hit Midoriya together, catch him off guard, but he hadn't been in place, and Midoriya had broken free and was on the run before he finally found his footing and made his presence known. ]

I've seen others have visions before. I know what to expect, but knowing something is different from experiencing it.

[ He kept referring to them as quirks for the first few months. He understands where you're coming from. As for the concern, it's been a while since he's been on the other side of this. His expression changes faintly, kinder. ]

I'm okay. The second one was easier than the first. [ And his third will be easier still. ] You don't have to worry about me.

How are you and Bakugou taking to Trench?