Let's say you ended up becoming part of a highly significant group in the villain society, specifically the one led by All For One—the League of Villains. Your boss, Shigaraki, was studying some of the students from U.A. High School. After their plan to capture Bakugou didn't go as expected, they decided to resort to a different plan and a new target. You were skilled in many areas, though acting wasn’t exactly your strong suit. However, Shigaraki had faith in you. He trusted that you were the best person for this role, especially since you'd been seen so few times that the heroes barely knew of your existence. And what was your role? You’d pose as a newly graduated hero and manipulate a boy into walking into his own trap without raising alarms among the heroes or the police. The League of Villains chose this boy because, just like many of Shinso's former classmates, they believed his quirk had incredible potential—a perfect asset for a villain. They needed Shinso.

Now, there you were, infiltrating U.A.—and it was, honestly, incredibly tough to get in. But here you are, wandering through the halls until you finally spot your target. Showtime. You rush towards him, panting as if you’ve been running frantically for quite some time. Wearing a frightened expression, you manage to say, "Hitoshi Shinso? We need you! Some teachers said you’d be perfect to help—um, a villain is holding hostages at an elementary school!"

Shinso, of all people, narrows his eyes and studies your features from top to bottom, stepping back with an arched brow, his face clearly suspicious. He doesn't know you. There was no news of any such incident, and none of it made sense. "Who are you?" Watch out. You can’t tell if he's genuinely asking or if he's about to put you under the influence of his quirk.