<div style="text-align: justify">Oh, how she wanted, for the first time in her life, be more like Endeavor: have the rage consume her and attack right after, or even before, being attacked. Reciprocate with unyielding fury. And shut Rasputin's mouth.<br/>
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She couldn't help but listen to his words, realizing, despite her tries not to, he had a point. But it was no time to be agreeing with a villain, not when she <i>knew </i>he had done wrong. "If you wrote a book-" she said. "-there'd be grounds to listen to you. To dispute. You chose your way just like everyone else did, and the difference is, you try to be a martyr underneath it all. FYI? You're not doing a good job." As she spoke, Togame felt a blush of embarassment appear on her cheeks. A good portion of the money she got on her account this very month came from a dealership with a water company. She did her best to keep her profile low, but when money was scarce, she had little ways to go on. Fighting villains was not an easy task, and even with All Might gone, there just weren't enough incidents to keep everyone busy. She considered many heroes a force on standby, but even such a force needs means to live.<br/>
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She blinked. Was she... Explaining herself to him in her head?<br/>
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Togame pressed her lips together as the man's little lecture continued, leaving her annoyed. He was not like Stain, that much was clear to her now. He was worse. She kept herself from spitting on the ground to show her lack of respect towards the man and his ways, forcing her expression to be one that was calm, and collected. "You seem to focus on only one side of the medal, don't you? Everything that might and will support your idea of a perfect hero.. or justice. That's in. That's allowed into Rasputin's little happy world." This time, Togame was the one to lean in. "But you seem to very conveniently forget about all those times heroes fought for people and <i>died </i>for them. You are mad at the system that had been working for ages, but despite whatever you might think, that system only came aft-"<br/>
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A loud explosion could be heard somewhere in the distance and that made Togame stop dead in her tracks. She looked over her shoulder at the two policemen who were now on full alert, their weapons raised and ready to fire. "What is going on?" asked one of them, and Togame shook her head. "I have no idea, it's-" Another boom sank her words in the rattle of walls and glass. She shot a long look at Rasputin, anger in her eyes. "You-"<br/>
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The door to the cell slid open, letting in Endeavor's flame first before the man himself. "Out!" The policemen moved and so did Togame, but Endeavor's hand came hard on her shoulder. "Not you. Stay here. Keep an eye on the villain."<br/>
"What's going o-"<br/>
"Not now!" he growled. In a matter of seconds, the cell was empty again, only her and Rasputin left. <i>Idiots! </i>Another explosion could be heard and Togame immediately turned around, facing Rasputin, trying to gauge his reactions. "Friends of yours?" she huffed.​</div>