To be honest, Miyako was a little frustrated. Not with the 'villain' in front of her (just a kid, really), but with the officers that had brought him in still handcuffed. Of course, she had politely insisted that they get the cuffs off him before shoeing them away.
"Much better," she said with a sight as she shut the door behind them. "Honestly, bringing you in like that... they're being way too harsh."
Once she was finished muttering to herself, she stood a little straighter and move back to her desk. It was probably the nicest thing in her agency, and that wasn't saying much. Still, she kept up a smile. "So, they told me you go by 'Deku', right? Welcome to your first day of community service. You're going to be working as my sidekick for a while."
Izuku rubbed at his wrist, he'd been a bit grumpy ever since they brought him in and this lady was so cheer-y it annoyed him. He kept his eyes on her as if he was expecting her to do something to him. "I don't do that kind of thing" He replied. "I was hoping this was the....Pick up trash....Clean toilets part of community service." He wasn't meant to be a hero, he was barley meant to be more than a Deku.
