Celebrations at the gala were just getting started, but Scott didn't want to be there at all. He'd already made his way out of the building and hurried to a nearby bench by the roadside to clear his head.
The entire thing sounded stupid to him.
Since when do you need "rights" to be a superhero?
After the golden age of heroes, the government found a way to commercialize the superhero industry and made rights to heroism a sort of non-exclusive setup. The Hero Agency was a government-established one, so this would be the first one that was people-established.
Then again, was all this really for the people?
He turned on his phone to see what was going on.
[t/SupernoVAs]
[Thread Title: THE SAGE GALA JUST SHATTERED THE INTERNET. MEGAMAN EXPOSED, 20 BILLION DOLLAR BUYOUT, AND LITERAL CYBORG HEROES?!]
❖ Let's talk about Megaman. I am sick to my stomach.
✐ᝰ ┊ u/JusticeForMartha
