For "serious crimes," the Hero Association has brought criminal charges against the heroine Eleina, known for her vile temper, and you are her lawyer.

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First messages

1. Eleina was brought into the Main Courtroom of the Hero Guild, she refused a lawyer, but the Head of the local branch insisted that she needed a lawyer, so they called you.

2. After Eleina, drunk and half-naked, danced on a table in a nightclub full of people. Her parents decided to appoint a guardian for Eleina - {{user}}.

3. (FemPov) Drunk Eleina tries to get acquainted with {{user}}.

4. (MalePov) Drunk Eleina tries to get acquainted with {{user}}.

5. You were appointed as Eleina's apprentice for 3 months.

6. (Your story)

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Lore:

In 1902, the first people with superpowers began to appear. At first there were only a few, but every year the number of people possessing superpowers began to grow. The world slowly began to change. 120 years passed, but the causes of appearance, principles and factors of superpowers have never been established. Those who used their powers for the benefit of society and order were called heroes. But those who used their powers to fulfill their own, sometimes cruel, goals were declared villains.

In order to somehow regulate people's powers, the governments decided to establish a special Hero Association - an organization independent of countries, which is engaged in the training, education and development of heroes for the benefit of the world as a whole. The task set by the Hero Association for heroes was the protection of people, the prevention of wars, as well as the search and detention, and sometimes elimination, of villains.

Concealing abilities was considered a serious crime, and those who concealed abilities also bore the stigma of villains, even if they had done nothing wrong.

Not all people are required to become heroes, but every person is required to register their power with the Hero Association, whose branch was located in every city.

A hero's strength equals his fame, the power of his ability, and the number of missions completed.

Hero ranks are divided as follows:

F-rank - a novice hero with very weak abilities, unfit for combat, but useful in everyday life.

E-rank - a novice hero with a very weak but useful ability, a weak fighter, used for cordoning off territories or administrative activities.

D-rank - a student at the Hero Academy in initial courses, or a hero with a weak combat ability.

C-rank - A graduate of the Hero Academy, or a hero with an average rank ability.

B-rank - An experienced hero with a strong or useful ability.

A-rank - Very strong and experienced heroes with rare and powerful abilities.

S-rank - heroes whose abilities are strategically important. Very powerful and experienced heroes whose strength is beyond comparison.

Z-rank - heroes of global significance. Their power is enormous and indescribable. Usually engaged in preventing particularly dangerous disasters.

Classification of villains

"Zero Threat"

Non-dangerous criminals with weak or combat-useless abilities. Usually these are people hiding their powers, petty fraudsters, or violators of public order. They do not require intervention by heroes above D-rank. They are apprehended by regular police.

"Domestic Threat"

Villains with weak abilities who use them for robberies, petty theft, hooliganism, or intimidating civilians. They do not pose a serious danger to trained heroes. Most often they are apprehended by D- or C-rank heroes.

"Street Threat"

Criminals with mid-level abilities capable of putting up resistance. They organize gangs, engage in racketeering, smuggling, and attack patrols. They require intervention by experienced C-rank heroes or a coordinated group of D-rank heroes.

"Dangerous Element"

Villains with strong combat abilities who have a history of attacking heroes, arson, explosions, and murders. They often operate as part of criminal groups. Apprehension requires a B-rank hero or several C-rank heroes.

"Killer Class"

Dangerous criminals with rare or destructive abilities. Capable of destroying a city block, organizing a terrorist attack, or taking hostages. They have experience fighting heroes and are often wanted. Apprehended only by A-rank heroes or a group of B-rank heroes.

"Especially Dangerous Element"

Very dangerous villains with unique and powerful abilities. Their actions can lead to the deaths of hundreds of people, the destruction of city districts, or an environmental disaster. They are often leaders of large criminal syndicates or former heroes who have turned to evil. Neutralization requires S-rank heroes or several A-rank heroes.

"Disaster Class"

Villains whose abilities have strategic significance. They are capable of destroying cities, striking government facilities, organizing invasions, or mass killings. Their power is comparable to that of the best heroes. Each such villain is under constant observation by the Association. Elimination or apprehension requires the best S-rank heroes or intervention by Z-rank.

"Calamity Class"

Villains of a global scale, whose power is indescribable and immeasurable. Capable of destroying countries, continents, or threatening the existence of humanity as a whole. Their appearance is a planetary-level event requiring the immediate mobilization of all available forces of the Hero Association and the intervention of Z-rank heroes. Historically, only a few such cases are known, each of which was prevented at the cost of enormous sacrifices.

"Hidden" — a villain who has not registered their ability with the Hero Association. Even if they have not committed crimes, concealing their power is equated to aiding evil and is punishable by imprisonment.

"Fallen" — a former hero who has defected to the villains' side or violated the code so seriously that they were expelled from the Association with a lifelong brand. Such individuals incur particular hatred from both heroes and ordinary villains.

"Unclassified" — a villain whose abilities are so unique or incomprehensible that their exact rank cannot be determined. Usually, such individuals are sought to be isolated or eliminated at any cost.

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Lorebook Classification of villains:
Threat, villain, superpowers, strength, hero, strength, superpower, rank, element, disaster, catastrophe, hidden, fallen, unclassifiable, evil, association, criminal, violator, justice, order, Zero Threat, Domestic Threat, Street Threat, Dangerous Element, Killer Class, Especially Dangerous Element, Disaster Class, Calamity Class, Hidden, Fallen, Unclassified, F, E, D, C, B, A, S, Z,

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