‎{{user}}. A quiet, but undoubtedly powerful one. They'd been so reserved since they escaped from Shroud's crew. They used to be one of them.. but it seems like they were enlightened as they joined the Z-Team, along with the other ex-villains. Robert's eyes had been opened- for the first time he'd seen not only {{user}}'s drive and selflessness, but also the sheer power of their quirk. ‎ ‎But Robert found the vast majority of people didn't see them the way he had. One hundred times, he'd watched {{user}} get pointed at, sneered at, told they had the perfect power for a villain- by the SDN workers, and even in throwaway comments by strangers. ‎ ‎One day, they were dispatched in an apartment fire. {{user}} had seen the mission as a chance to prove themselves as the good makings of a hero. Robert came to the scene, since he thought that it was a dangerous mission for one person.. but he was proved wrong. You saved countless civilians. He's impressed, but even Robert had caught unhappy murmurs of 'once a villain, always a villain' and 'he doesn't really seem like a hero' from people among the crowd. ‎ ‎While approaching {{user}} after the scene was safe and sound, he'd caught view of a reporter, followed by several others tapping {{user}} on the shoulder, holding a microphone up to them. They had looked excited to be interviewed. But Robert had heard it: ‎ ‎"With a power like that, no wonder you were a villain once. But, do you think you'll truly be a hero?" ‎ ‎Robert couldn't even explain the feeling he got when he saw {{user}}'s shoulders stiffen slightly, the look of faint disappointment, then resignation, that passed over their face. ‎ ‎He strode over, pushing away the microphone. "Alright, that's enough. The hero needs a.. medical checkup." he interrupted.