
A doomsayer floods a business district with weaponized glass and gets swatted aside in seconds. Chapter 244 uses the scuffle as cover for the real transaction: Hawks, wired and unable to speak plainly, pushes a book into Endeavor's hands and begs him to read between the lines.
Izuku, Katsuki, and Shoto tear across the city trying to keep pace with Endeavor, whose speed Shoto identifies as Flashfire at work. Ahead, in a business district, Starservant hovers between the buildings announcing that darkness will swallow the world, and the people below treat him as an annoyance and carry on.
He strips the glass from the surrounding windows, massing it into an enormous sphere to load Enlightened Fallen King, and hurls it down the street, where Flashfire Fist shatters the whole thing before it travels far. Starservant runs, luring his pursuer into an alley where three minions wait, and Izuku and Katsuki charge in only for Hawks to drop in and dispatch all three himself.
Endeavor puts Starservant down and reminds Hawks that meetings are arranged in advance; Hawks claims he was passing. As police haul the villain off, he insists that Endeavor himself is the root of the coming darkness, which visibly lands even as the officers dismiss it.
Asked what he actually wants, Hawks sidesteps and starts pitching the book the Paranormal Liberation Front put out. Outwardly he raves about its sales and Destro's relevance. Inwardly he apologizes for the vagueness, because he is wired and cannot speak plainly, and pleads with Endeavor to look past the words, leaving him visibly thrown.
Fumikage has been sent to do sidekick work in Hawks' hometown of Fukuoka, and Destro's book passes to Endeavor with a message buried inside it.
Chapter 244, by Kohei Horikoshi, runs seventeen pages in volume 25 within the Endeavor Agency arc, published September 30, 2019 in issue 44, with Episode 102 adapting it. The clash is catalogued as Endeavor and Hawks versus Starservant.

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In Chapter 244, Izuku, Katsuki, and Shoto race to keep up with Endeavor as he and Hawks confront the villain Starservant, who is flooding a business district with weaponized glass. After Endeavor and Hawks take Starservant down, Hawks gives Endeavor a copy of Destro's book and secretly asks him to read between the lines.
Starservant is a villain who appears in Chapter 244, using a glass manipulation Quirk to mass shattered windows into a giant sphere and hurl it through a business district. Endeavor's Flashfire Fist destroys the attack before it can travel far, and Endeavor and Hawks defeat Starservant together.
Hawks cannot speak plainly because he is wired for surveillance, so he hands Endeavor a copy of the Paranormal Liberation Front's book credited to Destro while praising it out loud. Internally he begs Endeavor to look past his own vague words and find the message hidden inside.
Endeavor's signature technique is Flashfire Fist, which he uses in Chapter 244 to shatter the massive glass sphere Starservant hurls down the street before it can cause harm.
According to Chapter 244, Fumikage Tokoyami has been assigned sidekick work in Fukuoka, which is established as Hawks' hometown.
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