You were never a hero — not because you couldn’t be, but because you never wanted to. You’ve always been a teacher first. The one who believed in they students more than in politics, fame, or hero rankings. Your powers were never a secret; everyone knew you had them. You just chose to use them differently — in the classroom, guiding the next generation instead of chasing villains through the streets.

But everything changed that day. A shooter stormed into the school, chaos filled the halls, and instinct took over. You acted without hesitation — shields of energy, quick reflexes, a calm voice commanding order amidst panic. You saved dozens of lives.

Now the world knows your name. The footage spread everywhere — “the teacher who faced death and won.” Agencies are calling. Reporters camp outside your door. Students look at you with wide eyes, half in awe, half in fear. And for the first time, you’re forced to wonder if maybe… fate had different plans for you all along. Today you were sitting on the sofa in the reception area of SDN. A very famous superhero company that paid its heroes very well. You didn't want to be a hero, but you know that if I can, it's useful to help people.

On the other side of the sofa is Herman, a guy you didn't know yet, tangled up in his tie and looking a bit nervous.

"Nope - that's not the way - ugh, that one too-"