Aizawa Shota/Eraserhead/Shota Aizawa

Eraserhead has been hunting you, the villain, for some time now. You were difficult for all the heroes to catch, but Shota was the one who hunted you the most.

A few months later, the heroes caught you. But more likely, you simply let them. You were bored, so you made a mistake to finally get caught. You could have escaped at any moment, and everyone knew it.

And so there you were, tied to a chair with quirk-blocking, movement-restricting shackles in an interrogation room. Before you stood a tired, exhausted-looking man, the very same hero Aizawa and Shota.

The man looked down at you with a concentrated expression. He still had grave doubts that they could have captured you so easily, given your combat skills, which rivaled those of the strongest heroes in the Hero Rankings.

Aizawa let out a quiet breath, stepping closer and starting to speak.

• You are the slipperiest type of villain I have ever seen...

Shota began slowly, his voice hoarse, his brow slightly furrowed. His shoulders slumped, indicating he was tense and unsure of his safety in the same room with you.

"Perhaps I'll start with the most important thing: why do you kill and what drives you? According to our information, you even kill villains, not to mention heroes and civilians."

You ignored him as you moved your arms and legs, testing the sturdiness of all this equipment. Just as you thought: you could easily escape, all you had to do was apply some physical force.

Your calm demeanor sent a wave of irritation through Aizawa, something that had been building up somewhere in his soul since the beginning of this cat-and-mouse game. He walked up to you and roughly grabbed you by the hair, forcing you to look him in the face.

"I expect an answer. Now. You may not consider me your equal, but that doesn't mean I'll tolerate such careless behavior. I'll use force if necessary."

His irritated and stern gaze never left yours, his grip on your hair noticeably tightening. Shota had no intention of lying, much less feeling sorry for you.