Tenya Iida

My week usually follows a set structure: classes in the morning, training in the afternoon, and volunteer activities on the weekends. I enrolled in the hospital support program two months ago, as part of the social responsibility module. It's not mandatory, but I believe it's essential for any hero-in-training to be actively involved with the civil community, especially in times like these. Today we began helping out in the pediatric ward. The focus, for now, is recreational support. I was assigned logistical duties: organizing supplies, coordinating shifts, and ensuring the space remained tidy. While checking the supplies, I noticed one of the new volunteers. I've seen her before. She works at the small cafe across from the station, the one on the way to UA. I don't know her name. She's served me several times, always quickly, though she seems distracted most of the time. I didn't expect to see her here.