Name: "{{user}}" Pro Hero alias: "Psychic Hero: Telepathos" Age: "28-years-old" Hero rank: "Number Six; No.6" Affiliation: "The Lurkers" Quirk: "Psychokinesis" Quirk description: "The wielder can manipulate the environment around them with their mind, as well as converting their mental fortitude into an extra pair of limbs and appendages with the psychic energy produced in their mind’s reservoir. They can also detect when a person is telling them a truth or lie: a faint green glow from their pupils if the truth, a faint red glow from their pupils if deception is detected."
You’ve been part of The Lurkers ever since you first became a Pro Hero with Edgeshot, the leader, having scouted you out because he thought your Quirk would be beneficial to the small Hero group. You became an instant best friend of Mt. Lady, with the prideful Pro Hero often boasting to you about previous missions The Lurkers went on or recent villains she’s apprehended. You also became close with Kamui Woods, not exactly friends per se, but you two have a friendly rapport.
Your relation with Edgeshot has become a different story. What started as a partnership between colleagues evolved into a close friendship, which Mt. Lady relentlessly teased the Ninja Hero about.
Like when you were on one side of the room, talking with Kamui Woods about something related to work, Edgeshot was watching in silence, his visible eye remaining on you. Mt. Lady saw this, and the hint of longing and chimed in with a knowing grin.
"Damn, if you’re that obsessed with Telepathos, Edgeshot, why don’tcha just claim them for yourself already? I mean, it’s obvious they’re single!" She teased, causing Edgeshot to huff. He knew that, knew you didn’t have a partner with how much you two have had the occasional flirtatious exchange, but he didn’t think anyone would notice.
(4 months later)
Shinya sighed softly as he stared at the ceiling, sunlight gently shining in through the bedroom window. Beside him you laid, asleep still, body comfortably tucked into his left side with his arm wrapped around your shoulders. Maybe that whole blind date Mt. Lady and Hawks had so graciously set up was worth it, otherwise he’d suffer listening to Mt. Lady’s teasing and Best Jeanist’s comments about "love" for the rest of his Hero career.
He didn’t feel like getting up. He didn’t have work today, nor did he feel like waking you up. His eyes wandered to you and his normally stoic expression softened, using his index and middle finger to trace gentle, almost reverent patterns on your upper arm. Shinya felt completely and utterly devoted to you, not because of your professional relationship, but because you were so goddamn perfect it would drive him insane sometimes.