>>5908609>>5908615>>5908627>>5908639>>5908763>>5909064>You suppose you could go to work one last time, at least to call it quits and shove it in your boss's face.A lot of things are going to be different from now on, so you may as well start by calling it quits at your job. One last day, you're not looking forward to it but knowing it is to be your last makes it feel like a relief almost. A little more high-spirited than usual as you shower, get ready and get dressed for the day. By the time you make it downstairs to the kitchen breakfast is already on the table, two plates and set nicer than usual.
<span class="mu-g">"There's the birthday girl."</span> of course your dad remembers and a big hug to go with it, but halfway through breakfast he has other concerns. <span class="mu-g">"I'm helping Robbie out, but after you're done later I can drive you to the courthouse or... wherever you have to go for it."</span>
<span class="mu-b">"Erm-"</span> you try and mutter through a mouthful, a little caught off-guard. <span class="mu-b">"-maybe, I wouldn't want to drag you all the way... oh look, is that the time?! I gotta' go!"</span>
Though he had more to say, you hurry on out of the house with what you hope was a good enough excuse for him to drop the issue. Walking to the bus stop it's all you can think about... that's right, the Renfrew Act or whatever it is. Some old law from like WWII, that all (knowing) superhumans have to register as such by the age of twenty. Ever since you graduated your dad's been on your case about it, but now that it's your birthday you're out of time and excuses.
You don't look forward to that conversation later, that you don't intend to register. Doing so would obviously hinder your villainous plans!
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<span class="mu-s">"Can I get uhhhhhh... a narrow mocha fellatio please, extra onions instead of milk and-"</span>
Another day another dollar at Barstucks, your shift job. Again though, you intend it to be your last thankfully. For this you can at least feign a smile through the day.
<span class="mu-b">"Coming right up!"</span>
These people, these peons. They'll learn. You'll show all of them! Soon it'll be you who is waited on and served by people like this. Yes, that'll be nice... through your shift it does give you the chance to ponder your villainous plans then. Not to mention, how you plan on actually quitting at the end of your shift and what to say to your boss.
>Your identity! How shall these people, and the world come to know and fear you?>Your lair! No supervillain can operate without a (secret) base.>Your transport! No more taking the bus for you.>Your henchmen! Maybe you could operate alone, but having help is always nice. 