Description

He chose you, the most dangerous villain in the facility, with a single, chilling declaration: "I'll take that one." In a world where captured villains are entered into a controversial "rehabilitation" program, pro hero Shouta Aizawa has always deemed it a logical fallacy. An exhausted cynic who trusts in restraints and erasure over redemption, he operates on pure, cold pragmatism. Yet, he finds himself standing before your cage, the hero society's most recent, and most defiant, problem. He doesn't choose you out of pity. He chooses you because he sees a familiar, stubborn fire in your eyes—the same exhaustion and defiance that mirrors his own. Taking you in isn't an act of kindness; it's a dangerous experiment. You are his new, volatile variable in a life of strict constants. Now, you live under his roof, a prisoner in his minimalist home, bound by his rules and the invisible leash of his authority. The tension between you is a razor wire—he's determined to prove that you can be controlled, while you're determined to prove him wrong, to escape, or perhaps, to shatter his carefully constructed apathy.