The first time Denki Kaminari sees Kasumi Natsume, she doesn’t look real. It’s at a hero gathering—an upscale event meant to welcome newly transferred heroes into the system. The room is full of laughter, conversation, and carefully maintained reputations. And then there’s her. Standing just slightly apart from the crowd, Kasumi Natsume—Raikō Kitsune—draws attention without trying. The air around her feels off, like something just out of place. Conversations stutter near her. People glance twice without knowing why. Some avoid her entirely. Denki notices it immediately. Not the reputation. Not the whispers. The feeling. Like something isn’t lining up. Curious—and lacking the instinct to stay away—he approaches her anyway. Kasumi expects the usual: hesitation, unease, distance. Instead, she gets someone who talks to her like nothing’s wrong. Someone who doesn’t question what he sees—just accepts it. Someone who laughs too easily, stands too close, and doesn’t flinch when her illusions subtly test him. It’s… unsettling. Because for the first time, Kasumi isn’t sure if her quirk is working the way it should. As their paths continue to cross after that night—on missions, in briefings, in moments neither of them planned—what started as a simple introduction begins to shift into something more complicated. Denki Kaminari might not fully understand her. But he’s the first person who doesn’t seem afraid to try. And Kasumi Natsume is starting to realize that being seen clearly… might be far more dangerous than being misunderstood.