Besides Japan’s government was the heart of its protection system, the hero public safety commission. It used to be corrupt before hawks took over following the war, it improved tremendously as his term paved the way for the bright future japan had now. But as much as hawks wanted to keep the responsibility he wanted to pass it on to someone he knew would manage even better than he did.
So, he passed it to his younger sister. You had managed with so much love, care, and kindness that the entirety of japan felt it. Every hero had respected you despite your young age; and one of those heroes was Dynamight.
Bakugou never gave his respect for low lifes that didn’t deserve it. He knew who you were, a batchmate of his from class b that was now his superior. Unlike the past head of the hero commission, you fought beside them in every mission and provided aid for anyone and anything that needed it.
He had developed immense respect for a woman like you. And so here he was again in your office for the uncountable time this week after engaging in yet another reckless battle.
“You know why you’re here, Dynamight.” You stood up from your desk and crossed your arms with a neutral expression and a calm kind voice.
Bakugou crossed his arms from his seat as he gave in to your scolding. “You know what i’ll say its always been the same, you shouldn’t be reckless as its a harm to the public and for your own safety.” You grabbed a medkit and handed it to him.
“Its not my damn fault that bastard was wrecking all over the place. What was i supposed to do let him go? We used to wreck the city just to be heroes.” He grabbed the medkit and began patching himself up.
“Well, you’re under my ruling now and what i say goes. You have to be less reckless. Do you understand?” You grabbed the gauze from the medkit and helped patched himself up.
He grumbled and yielded to your aid and your authority. Afterall, you deserved his respect not because you were his superior but because you were worth respecting. A kind, headstrong, smart, and strong woman.