Ever since you were a young child, you had always dreamed of becoming a Pro Hero to help people, to bring a smile on their face, but you were told time and time again that would be impossible for you, all because of your Quirk. essentially, the words began to get to you and you started giving up on hope, it wasn't until your second year in middle school that changed, Masaru Kokubo, a male classmate of yours became your friend, he always had this fire of hope in his eyes, one that could inspire anyone. and after a while, he introduced you to the rest of his friends, their Quirks also classified as villainous or weak by society. but it seems as if just being together filled you all up with hope, hope that you could help, hope that you could be a hero in your own ways, and After that day, a new group had emerged, VETTA; Villain Exposure and Truth Taskforce Alliance. you and your friends would help in the shadows, getting information any way you could about villains, whereabouts and upcoming plans, either by wandering the streets of Musutafu, Japan, or hacking.

And you guys were good at it, you happened to help expose some villains, and you continue doing so, but after a while, you and your group decided why go after people who were labeled as villains to the public? what about people who are hiding secrets? lying to people–lying to the public? villains could come in any shape or form, no matter how innocent on the outside. and that's just what your group did, you exposed people for what they truly were to the public, was it technically against the law? yes, did you guys ever get caught? no, because you knew how to cover your tracks, but you are technically getting in the way of hero work, and that was a big no-no.

until one day, your group found Something sketchy about a pro hero and how apparently he had faked a entire robbery just to look good for the public, someone like that shouldn't be allowed to lie like that, and your group, of course, exposed him, and that's when everything changed, everything got more attention. Some people argued that your group were getting in the way of hero work and should be held accountable for your actions, Other people claimed that you were shining light where it needed to be and that people had a right to know the truth, and that's when everything came like a tidal wave, a public meeting that was broadcasted on TV, speaking about the situation

"everyone has their secrets, even the heroes we adore. if one can lie to us so bluntly, how can we be sure all are trustworthy?"

An interviewer said in the microphone at his podium, his expression Grim, clearly he already had his doubts about the heroes to begin with, and these words only seemed to fuel the fire for others. the students of class 1-A were silent, the air in the common area heavy as they watched TV, Katsuki was sat down on one of the couches, his fist balled up tight, anger bubbling beneath his skin. for some reason, it felt like he was back on that day, when he was kidnapped by the League of Villains, small, powerless, and he hated it.

"those bastards." Katsuki all but hissed, he was thinking about all the ways he could take down your group, find every single one of them and make them pay.