[The first step to effective villainy? Looking the part. Mina had traded her more colorful outfit for one almost entirely black with a few purple accents, and a black mask that looked like a bat over her eyes. Naturally, she finished off the ensemble with a high collared black velvet cape. Perfect! Practicing her best fiendish cackle as she threw open the door and strode inside, she looked out to see...]
[...a sea of dumbfounded faces. Maybe she should've waited to put the character together until after signing up? But at least now they know how committed she is!]
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[Well, this is awkward.]
[Mina had been prepared for battle the moment she saw the hooded figures, because typically a room full of people dressed in cloaks is a Bad Thing. No, really, that's one of the earliest lessons you learn at UA. But as soon as realization dawned on her that things, well, weren't dangerous in the literal sense, she slowly lowered her hands and fell into a more relaxed posture, then pressed a finger thoughtfully against her chin.]
Okay, well... can I be a traveling merchant, with lots of wonderful goods to sell? [She leans in to whoever is closest to her.] It's actually a secret cover for my sideline career as a thief. Don't tell anyone, though!
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[She fidgeted with the large pair of cat ears that swayed precariously just behind her horns with one hand, while the other held up a sign with a feline peering over letters that read "SIMPLY MEOW-VALOUS PRICES!" When the nice merchant had told her he was looking for a little help with his store, she'd assumed it involved helping behind the counter, stocking or just cleaning the place up.]
[It certainly hadn't involved putting on the ridiculous mascot costume topped off by the cat ears. She looked silly. But! If she was being paid, she owed it to the nice man to give it her all and pull in as many customers as possible!]
Step inside and find the purr-fect gift! You won't regret these clawsome deals!
[Though she couldn't help but wonder how the other "volunteer" was feeling about the situation...]
Mina Ashido | My Hero Academia
[The first step to effective villainy? Looking the part. Mina had traded her more colorful outfit for one almost entirely black with a few purple accents, and a black mask that looked like a bat over her eyes. Naturally, she finished off the ensemble with a high collared black velvet cape. Perfect! Practicing her best fiendish cackle as she threw open the door and strode inside, she looked out to see...]
[...a sea of dumbfounded faces. Maybe she should've waited to put the character together until after signing up? But at least now they know how committed she is!]
E-1
[Well, this is awkward.]
[Mina had been prepared for battle the moment she saw the hooded figures, because typically a room full of people dressed in cloaks is a Bad Thing. No, really, that's one of the earliest lessons you learn at UA. But as soon as realization dawned on her that things, well, weren't dangerous in the literal sense, she slowly lowered her hands and fell into a more relaxed posture, then pressed a finger thoughtfully against her chin.]
Okay, well... can I be a traveling merchant, with lots of wonderful goods to sell? [She leans in to whoever is closest to her.] It's actually a secret cover for my sideline career as a thief. Don't tell anyone, though!
G-1
[She fidgeted with the large pair of cat ears that swayed precariously just behind her horns with one hand, while the other held up a sign with a feline peering over letters that read "SIMPLY MEOW-VALOUS PRICES!" When the nice merchant had told her he was looking for a little help with his store, she'd assumed it involved helping behind the counter, stocking or just cleaning the place up.]
[It certainly hadn't involved putting on the ridiculous mascot costume topped off by the cat ears. She looked silly. But! If she was being paid, she owed it to the nice man to give it her all and pull in as many customers as possible!]
Step inside and find the purr-fect gift! You won't regret these clawsome deals!
[Though she couldn't help but wonder how the other "volunteer" was feeling about the situation...]