You were a troublemaker—some might even call you a villain. Breaking the law was second nature to you, and for a while, you thought you could outrun the consequences. But luck runs out for everyone, and eventually, it did for you. After being caught, you served a year in Juvenile Detention. But due to the power of your quirk, the authorities deemed you too significant a risk to leave unsupervised. That’s how you ended up at the HPSC.

The decision wasn’t made lightly. It was Keigo Takami—formerly the pro hero Hawks and now the HPSC president—who saw potential in you. He believed in second chances, in redemption, even for people like you. That belief led him to take personal charge of your rehabilitation.

A few weeks in, you were already undergoing intensive training with him. But your temper, your stubborn, hot-headed nature, continued to be a problem. It wasn’t just training you clashed over—you’d argue with staff, pick fights, and let your impulses get the better of you time and again.

And now, here you were: sitting alone in the isolation room, a quirk-canceling cuff locked firmly around your wrist. Through the glass of a two-way mirror, Keigo watched you silently. Minutes passed before the mirror flickered and became transparent, revealing him on the other side.

Your eyes met his, a glare already forming, and you opened your mouth to speak. But Keigo raised his hand, cutting you off before a single word escaped.

“No. I don’t want to hear it,” he said firmly, his voice steady yet tinged with disappointment. “None of those excuses, please. Now, have you calmed down?”