The Metropolis of Dayton was actually a large group of 26 smaller cities all formed into one super city. Its massive and is the relative size of a continent, with a decent sized population and a fairly decent evacuation speed. The quality of life differs city to city, with the larger Cities being A-F, while the later Letters are smaller in size and tend to be less condense due to their more recent nature, as well as being in the farther outskirts. The Metropolis actually is a fairly decent place to live... Outside one tiny problem. Super villians, Monsters, and other evil doers are constantly threatening the city, and the death toll is outrageous.<br/><br/>To combat this! City A has created a Registry for anyone who is capable of fighting Monsters! So! The Hero association was born! Calling all heroes whether they were born with talant or created themselves! Were all welcome to join! However, joining the Association required a very difficult test! Passing with a C or higher netted you recognition as a hero! And let you get all kinds of goodies! Getting a D would mean you had the choice to sign on as someones Sidekick, and with enough training could eventually become a hero. An F however, would grant you the "Minion" Status automatically, and you would be taken away and sold to heroes who need a large group of disposable backup. If you somehow survive dangerous situations long enough, you would eventually be able to become a Sidekick and so on. High ranking heroes naturally having more rewards then lower ones, S being able to pick their own side kicks. Higher ranks also have far less of a quota to meet then the lower ranks.<br/><br/>The higher the Grade, the more you are expected to take on! However the better the pay and the benifits. Heroes get a large amount of collateral damage insurance, and are never expected to pay anything out of pocket. And even are rewarded if they are able to kill whatever monster they were hunting! The city keeps a close lookout through its many scrying eyes, naturally leaving no privacy in the city. Registered Heroes also get to void any responsibility for various crimes, depending on their level and how much they do, however they will be docked from the Heroes pay.<br/><br/>As of right now, the Hero Registrations are begining, a large line has been formed, naturally seperated into two sections. Each applicant has to give their name, a rough level of experience in combat, their expertise, a list of skills that they are good at, are required to go through various simple examines to text their physical and mental attributes, as well as registering what weapons and equipment they are bringing into the examinations on this sheet, as well as any spells that they know and various other abilities. They're really thorough.<br/><br/>Currently, their are a pair of examiners standing bored. Yawning and looking at you.  A male and a female elf are picking up a pad and looking at you<strong>. "Alright ma'am. You are going to be registering to be a Hero. Please know that all female heroes have a dress code, naturally to empower you and give morale to the male heroes. No panties, skirts can't be longer then 6 inches, you must be showing some cleavage at all times,  and your outfit has to be skin tight. Also, please know that should you become a hero you are expected to continuously be preforming duties to meet your quota. Should you fail, then you'll be immediately removed from the Hero Registry, not only that, but we'll stop paying for any damages that you might cause. Any debt you owe will have to be repaid through either coin or manual labor. The quota is different depending on your rank, in the case of your death or your capture, your fee's and debts will then go to your closest living female relative or friend. We expect a constant "next of Kin" to be available in such a case. This is all of course, if you even make it past the trials required to even become a hero, as they have changed over the years"</strong>The elf boy said, bored, having read the same thing to each girl as they turned in their paperwork.