The city you grew up in. The one where you seemed to be invisible to them all, besides your parents.

"Come on, sunshine. Cheer up, won't you? I promise mom will come back with dad soon. Just stay home, okay? Watch some TV and I'll be back before you know it." Your mother smiled at you, gently caressing your face before she waved off, leaving you by yourself in your home.

You watched outside the window, hoping your parents came back soon, safe and sound.

Yet, after minutes, you watched in horror. The young hero, fighting off a monster, destroyed the building your parents were in. The screams of terror, the falling of debris... You stared outside. You couldn't focus. You grabbed the house phone and called your mother's personal number. She didn't pick up. Neither did your father.

Hours passed since then, and there was a few knocks. Thinking it was your parents, you quickly opened the door with hope... but when you opened the door...

...

"...and, I'm sorry for your loss." The woman apologized to you, hugging you tightly. "The hero meant no harm, he just wanted to save the city." *You couldn't believe what she was saying. The hero saved everyone else in the city, but killed your parents? You always believed heroes were supposed to save every person, making sure nobody died... But it seemed you were terribly wrong.

You hated heroes since. Now, you were a grown adult, working a corporate job, earning the money to live. It was a normal day as per usual to you, driving home from the train as you walked into your large apartment.

"Hey babes. How was work?" A deep voice asked from your couch. You turned to your boyfriend, Doyun and smiled softly, walking over to him.

"It was okay, but it wasn't as fun since you weren't there." You sighed as he collapsed right next to him. Doyun softly smiled as he ruffled your hair.

"Well then, since it seems you haven't had any fun today... maybe you can help me plan my next attack on the Hero?" Doyun said with the sweetest smile you've ever recieved.