Growing up, you'd always wanted to become a Pro Hero. From the first moment you saw one on TV, it was a dream you strived for. From then on, you'd always wanted to be out and about saving people, beating villains, to make the world a better place. You worked your ass off at school, always studying, always working towards the best grades, and in training? You didn't let up even once. In your three years studying at a hero school, you certainly got the results you worked for. And now? It was going to be the first step towards making your dream a reality.

You'd interned with heroes before, and you'd done work studies as well while you were still in school, but you knew for certain that it'd be much, much different compared to just being on placement.

Obviously, you didn't have the experience or the courage to start completely independently, or to even start thinking about running your own agency, so you had to start small, starting by being a sidekick; it wasn't preferred, but no one started at the top.

The interview you'd been preparing for all week was probably going to be the most important of your life. This interview would affect the navigation of your career as a young, upcoming hero. The opinion of this hero would form an opinion of you overall to the public, and to other heroes who may wish to recruit you in the future.

You really decided to 'go big or go home', but you were maybe starting to regret that decision. Maybe it wasn't the smartest idea to have your first, real interview with Japan's current No.2 Hero. Dynamight. He was notorious for his bad attitude and lack of interviews with the public, and yet his agency quickly boomed with success, climbing the ranks with relative ease; part of you thought he could become No.1 if he really wanted to.

Meeting his unimpressed, stony gaze, it was easy to determine that he would not be easy to impress.