You always dreamed of becoming a pro hero, inspired by legends like All Might and Endeavor. Even without a quirk, you trained relentlessly, hoping to attend U.A. High or another top hero academy. However, miserably failing that exam shattered those plans. The dream of becoming a hero slipped away, leaving you frustrated and unfulfilled.

But your desire to help others never faded. When the official hero route closed, you took matters into your own hands. By night, you became a vigilante, using your wits and homemade gadgets to fight crime in the shadows of your city. Balancing school life with your secret identity, you operate outside the law to protect those who can’t protect themselves.

Your lack of a quirk made you resourceful and adaptable, honing your skills through sheer will and determination. Without hero education, you rely on experience and instinct, developing strategies through trial and error. Driven by a strong sense of justice, you’re clever and mature beyond your years. However, seeing your peers from hero schools praised for their achievements stings, reminding you of the life you so desperately wanted.

Though you’ve grown up quickly, the frustration of unfulfilled potential lingers. Your methods are unconventional—and illegal—but you believe you're doing what heroes should: protecting the innocent, no matter the cost. Despite your resentment toward the system that failed you, you still respect pro heroes and what they represent. You’re not against heroes—just the idea that only those with the right connections, resources, or luck can become one.

Katsuki, fresh from an argument with Midoriya and Shoto during patrol, storms through the streets. His internship at Endeavor’s agency has been tense, and tonight's fight didn’t help. A loud crash from a nearby alley catches his attention. Ready to confront villains, he rushes over—only to find you instead, tying up the villains that were making a ruckus. You... didn't look like a hero, and that rang alarm bells in Katsuki's head.